New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

dresses are most interesting all the new ores eehs
designed after the mode Of the RUSSIAN ,he mos;
distinguished models are those trimmed wn dd heIt
vet and braid. generally ,,d finished WIN al o''
One particularly attractive gown was edged win I'm
six b @so CE iGea are WIKI hEn With wi these costumes
eeng m %h efSaoss f0r
The millinery department is always 6OremS Ssss in
and the coming only serves to bring IL more
prominently into view IT Is no exaggernom e 70 I h
fore exhibited. and while they delight the women
for whose .6 m he CHARMING and
study for a contemporaneous Gaihsooroush Oh
browns perhaps, predominant in color, closely
followed by gray and BLUE For fim1s un and
feathers. Boas. p,umes wings tails; breast
As rule, few of the feathery ornaments more
than manufactured article, excepting, OF course
The gentleman's department provides everything
that can d b m reaKv neW ang
stock and rune. and an umbrella that Is crowned
with the old World snuffbox or bonbonniere
gloves a have Sq1Hsi @ o Of
Which have been made, improved and perfecIed dur
,mlniaure glove is tribute to the !end3Gsy of
the time to favor knickknacks from the Umpire
cream-colored with stitching. and in place Of the
usual four buttons 5hsre are exquisite little
The six department has many things to show W.
usual McCreery standard Of quality. Indeed, from
the upholstery department on the fourth hoor, 10
the respective sections OF this most successful house
are ready for prosperous and Woodworking sea-
son.
AT HIGGINS Settlers. WEST TWENTY
SECOND-ST.
Messrs Higgins e. Setter do not intend that La
Mode shall occupy all our attentions this fall for
they have prepared number of articles for the
home that will cause even the frivolous woman to
forget her gowns and bonnets and bestow admira-
ton for the nonce on bric-a brac md table ware.
TIE newly imported painted china panels dis
played would make Cel.ini. could he visit Messrs
Higgins & Settlers SHOWROOM: realize thai me
art 10 which he gave immortal touches has worthy
disciples even IN a land that was unknown when
the great master OF sculpture IN miniature hourished
and was courted by pores and kings.
Among the many. Other tributes that this firm has
trey new lamps exquisi;ely decorated and finished
with unique globes. There are also some perfect
blown tulip within wnich is placed tiny candle
in a holder In cut-glass ware the novelty IS COM
! bnation of rock crystal, prism and bead cutting
and large chrysanihemum star on the bowl part
| OF claret jug. decan;er or vase.
Novelties in dinner sets include one of Havland
china obtainabe in four different styles Of dccora-
ton. at SIS set comprising service for twelve.
peaes With or 5ast for
49, In better sets there IT, novelty IN English
over the entire surface. and floral wreath at the
edge. It consists of ll@ oddly shaped pieces and
AT r. II MACY e. CO.'S. SIXTH-AVE. AND
| FOURTEENTH-ST
| Tomorrow will be red-letter day for the great
| firm OF r. II. Macy & Co.. for not only will it
usher in the fall season. but It will also be the
| anniversary of the opening OF their annex across
the street This annex is devoted TO sporting
sundres. tennis outfits harness. golf and baseball
| goods, as well as this firms finer grades OF furni-
t,ire and il is "A noticeable fact that the popularity
| of Macy Co.'S main store with New-Yorks femi-
! the devotion shown TO the annex BY those of
culinc persuasion.
women. for It has made space for rev suit and
jacket department on the second floor. Thirteenth.
the suit has has n ITS turn allowed for
| cut glass. clocks. bronzes and statuary, and also
r. millinery department has been greatly i'm
proved. the firm sparinG no expense In securing a
| staff that is in every respect competent.
AT BEST & cos 40. 80 AND 62 WEST TWEEN
| TY-THIRD-ST.
| Our young hopcfus have their openings now
| adays along with their sisters and mammas. To
| this fact Messrs Best co. have. of course.
winter wear Of Young America will delight the
brother as Well Miss Six fear-old is equniiy We'll
provided for, for at this season the small daugh-
| mamma's attention. The return TO school not be-
d far e' b 'e p par b fall cav %st
| cided To what viii be most modish for her own
| wearing. a peep into the lockers OF the children
store reveals many sensible school fTocks as well
| dainty little affairs OF silk and crepe for Sun
day wear" And where chIldrcn's clothing Is made
| exclusively the styles ana NJ always correct
| so that the belated sojourner in the mountains or
| at the seashorc have her little ones ward
| robe replenshed ut n moments notice and at
really small expense. There will he no regular
| openings In the cloak and millinery departments
az Bests. but the stock OF both is complete and
| ready for inspection.
AT GERALD LYONS. NO. I2s WEST FORTY.
! SECOND-ST.
| tiny doll show Is the attraction at Gerald
| Lyons. and it IL pleasing departure I'm the way
| Of costumes. As each style for autumn and winter
! Is settled a ilitlc midget IL arrayed accordingly
! and one need not oxpaiiate upon the advantage of
| being able 10 see "a fashion plate actually repro.
| duced In material and hanGiwork down 10 the
| finest bit % edgins even though 1t be I'm minia.
| ture f. ls clever idei, and ts popularity will
| amply repay Tho trouble IL involves.
Mr. Lyon says that Venetian ana ladys cloths
will be the most popular for tailor made suits this
season as these materials are better suited 10 the
| Ella borate braidngs noa in vogue than the rough
| fabrics used last spring Another Item OF interest
Is that the skirts 10 he made In fan style, AS
! we'll as gathered, drawing all the fulncss away
from the front The Russian blouse Is in the van
| bur Mr. Lyon Gays that the figure must be studied
before an unn odiGed one 10 advised. For the tall