New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

red plaid ribbon and several green wings tipped
WIKI REQ. Altogether, could the mother or her tt4e
treasures calculated 70 satisfy the most exactins
tastes n tho world, and then the prices VIII sun
a.. purses so one need not gaze at these treasures
Al James McCreery & Co.'S Twenty-th,rd-s, .s-
Enlistment the coming week will bring the open
ing Of the imported and original creations OF gowns
for every occasion. some with the stamp OF Dnsu5
Paris, and others with clever touches Of domestic
u is becoming a task for connoisseur 70 dis
cover 20 which side OF the Atlantic each belongs
Some beautiful foulard gowns, tucked from hem
far up the skirt. are 70 be seen in soft, becoming
shades Of coior. One Of these has tiny bolero
coat OF so new design that new name WoQ.d pc
appropriate. IL is OF tafea with quaint six fringe
as an edsing. and has a lace design apPliqued az
over II and apparently sewn on WIN goId IN enn
A very handsome MODEL IN a 'vras" per~ axle
sage shows little coat OF the SIX over a finely
peated vest Of lawn. The skirt is corded and
tucked IN a manner that dchcs description, but Is
one Of ne dsintiest revelations that fashion has
bestowed society for some time.
gave are ' t2e tavored aera $ The eauzes in
rch Oriental colors. WITH appropriate Persian and
as on one model this dirny material is arranged
as soft corsage beneath a tiny coat Of modern
Grenadines. fine and light as chiffon. are Of large
mesh and strong as canvas Several artistic models
group Of these toetes gives the idea of soft color
eIaooraie materials. sheeny dull or ethereal. oil
pecied touches Of novel trimmings. that are as yet
de- DE- NV The season promises 10 De bright IN
AT GERALD LYONS. WEST FoRTY-sEC-
OND-ST.
An Inspection Of Gerald Lyons new spring styles
VII convince that this tatlor's list OF clients
WI have largely increased after they have seen
me pretty cloths and stylish modes they are TO DO
so"ned In This season
ohquestionably the most popular style or the year
:. Inc tabernacle garment. and much praise 10
'"eIciore due Dame Fashion. for 10 other style 10
" easily adapted 10 every figure nor SO vastly Do
''ihs 10 all wornankind, providing women use
- ueeree OF taste IN making their selections
"e most interesting development In fashion just
= present is the combination Of the simple win
e~oorate. which results In tendency 10 trim
o 'alor-made suit. An example OF that one
~ 'npossibiy, a trimmed taor-made, not
1h'ng of the dressmaker's touch. is given in tho
s'e'NH oi one Of Mr.. Lyons gowns-a model exhb-
"ec az the doll show
40 material used Is a two-tone novelty in sage
=, ono cadet blue and the trimming consists or
sL,. oiads and cords. arranged on both tho
~. ~ Jacket In an intricate design.
sb,, ~ Siih shirt waist. made in this firms new
ho1,' S' Impairment, Is Of two-tone taffeta, en-
c,o,s ne same shades that predominate IN the
60, me nat that crowned this gown q
VI iouman's. end was fashioned of sage
with ,oidaS Inc rounded brim was caught up
gracesri" iyoPs OF cadet blue velvet. and some
lure. Hoveysr so ~ings Of black formed its garni-
MADE pnvr~ 70 return 10 the subject OF tailor
specialize -. w mus, rot be forgotten the
lined ss, mt Lyons establishment Ii q silk
ever enu, 'V'sa bodice OF Jacket for s45. and, rs
anieed " &c i''aue 10 order, perfect III IL guar
the on. xnow the really "well-sroonood" woman IL
- having her gowns always made 70