New-York tribune., 1897-11-21

some golf stick penholders. as new as they are
An Innovation for this firm is display OF leather
goods plain mounted with sterling silver or
silver gilt na bags s
all shown In the newest OF leathers-eephan, hide.
monkey and fancy calf dyed In all the shades TO
tch the costume.
EAR! & WILSON'S COLLARS AND CUFFS.
circumstances alter cases'-tha. We all know.
For instance few people like 10 admit that they
wear any ones collar in a subservieHt way but
when IL comes to neckwear In literal sense. an
Earl e. Wilson collar is something never to be
ashamed OF. II costs more than others. Yes; but
first cost has nothing to do with economy; or, taxi
ing another view OF the matter. first cost may
have everything to do with economy. II lasting
qualities so with the price: and from this stand
point Earl & Wilson's collars. and cuns as well.
are cheap beyond comparison At any rate.
they have stood the test OF two genera
lons criticism. and are to-day the standard leaders
at every ha haberdasher's one reason for the compar-
alive though not actual higher price OF the Il. e.
w" goods Is the fact that every yard OF linen en-
ernc into their competition is woven expressly for
the firm by one mill in Ireland and bleached by the
most expensive but most enduring natural process.
the suns rays being employed. Every season
adds additional designs 10 this firms most compre-
henslNe coneciioh OF slyies ana the cnan8rs IN ana
adaptations OF the primitive stock are almost IN
The "E g. "" Nakodas and Yolo 'iock 'front.'
evolution in neck linen. a combination OF the
Ing and hiding the under-lapping nap so that
only plain band Is seen where tho collar is
buttoned. they easily the daintest productions.
SO far OF the collar r,makers art. and are genuine
only Se "nsR hs~ con for Fl u /. called the B
dc and Is hish and straight With the corners rs
course all for link buttons, They are worn rather
larger than formerly. and quite fiat. and have
either round or square corners.
AT W. & j. sLoANE's. BROADWAY EIGH-
TENTH AND NINETEENTH SITS
Prominent among the many treasure-stored show
windows that arrest the attention OF passersby Is
that Messrs. w. e. J. Sloane have devoted to
the display Of red Wilton carpets and the blending
and arrangement OF over thirty different designs
and shades form composition that only be
appreciated through the visual sense. The display
is remarkable in that. while the designs number a
score ana a half, but one color prevails. the
popular red and the designs themselves pay elo-
Messrs. w. J. Sloane employ TO produce their
choicest wa.es No other such display Is elsewhere
TO be seen.
AT ovINGToN BROTHERS. NO. $50 FIFTH
AVE
Messrs. Ovington Brothers are making a bid for
holiday trade that will bring dollars II not profits
10 their Golfers This. one Of the oldest houses In
the trade. is offering remarkable bargains. For
instance. a number OF large and handsome vases
wine-cups and loving cups Of Bohemian glass both
white and colored decorated with gold. are
procurable for IS 10. the reduction every piece
being about third. One OF the speciality pieces is
lovingcup O, iridescent glass. artistically deco
rated with the college seal and call. in enamel In
the clubs coors. Another specially is vast as
sortment OF odd cups and saucers. dainty affairs,
exquisitely painted for the tea-tabe, and all re-
duced 10 81 each, while some more elaborate ones
be purchased at 81 each. Especial attention
has been given TO this FIRMS assortment OF plates.
and the display now embraces eight hundred
InrtN - ard ,Itah
many Of the latter showing views OF European
castles. while the former are distinguished by the
one particularly charming style OF table china has
Yuletde decoration OF the molly and the mstle-
city in wine-cups Of German ware is decorated
with an ancient coat -of-arms In enamel the top
OF the as being s sr To n much
with the gft-sceker in search OF novelty combined
nh h sTace ename.d and Traced in gold
the enamelled floral decorations Bronzes are
qsPsgea senc enameed IA pieces in ana toilet
wares
AT THE KoLTAN COMPANY's. NO. IS WEST
TwENTY-THIRD-sT
n "music hath charms to soothe the savage
breast" then the A;oan should be the greatest o,
peacemakcrs. for from 1t even the uninit'ated can
evolve the sweetest strains that even "A beethoven
or a Verdi ever conjured into notes and bars
Utterly devoid Of mechanical or handorsany effect
this marvellous instrument gives forth either inc
simplest melody or the most complex orches-
tration In such a manner as has evoked the en-
thusastic praise Of all OF the great living artists
whose creations II plays .
A musical education and an Htolian are not Dotn
necessary The latter takes the place oi the LOT
mer as far as the rendition of music IL concerned
The saturday afternoon free concerts AZ the com
pany's show rooms afford practical demonstIa-
lion OF the wondrous range and capaDNies OF Ihis
instrument Among the prominent people present
nj Yesterdays rehearsal were Clementlni de Mac
chi Pillar NORM. Miss Rachel Hoffman. Mr. hassel-
brink Mr. Nevn, Signor Beylgnani, Nahan rranko.
Jeanne Franko, Samuel Frankie. Bruno oscar
Klein Mrs Oscar Klein, s. p Mills. and Mr ana
Mrs. A. Hammerstein.
AT THE PATTERN HAT PARLOR. BERSoN'S,
NO 6,4 BROADWAY.
Some OF the latest Partisan and London models
are exhibited by this frm and were shown at the
wholesale opening some weeks ago Those That
were unsod will be offered this week at retail sale.
and at fgures below the wholesale price The
pompadoui, the Partisan. the punchnello and "a
| pheasant among the shapes onered as "ei.
| as some evening hats. OF which there Is one or
| Virot's creations. This IL ocHcate annr o,
nterlacing velvet strips. amid the intrlcacies OF
which a bird nestles. Another design Is a iarse
leaves for Europe In a few weeks to execute orders
| IN Paris.
OLD GATES SAVED.
po.,o, has nreserteJ TO the National Woman $