New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16

with every attention that can save mamma Will
perplexity and unnecessary expenditure, iro" e'
dls clothes to everything that the touu'"s ' "
elhn OF three summers can wear
A dainty example OF these efforts Is ilustrH,ea
herewith In the fairylike French nainsook frocks.
The skirt. to begin WITH is full two yards wide ana
Is made In La Modes latest fashion. tasteiuiiy
trimmed First It boasts three clusters OF nhe
tucks and Is finished with wide founce Oh nno
embroidery edged with lace sewn on by hand' me
oddly shaped yoke Is fashioned OF clusters Oh 'ucho
alternating with insertions Of lace finished at eacn
of the frock Is pulled just below the YOKE, mhu -
finished with Tase tw and OF dmg N ends The full sleeves
have embroidery cun and are further
edged with lace This fascinating bit Of baby attire
is procurable in six :, months one ana TWO year
Side by side with the frock Just deser da IS soi
white Marseilles coat trimmed with creua nce cot OF
lar of 5Re Hmbrodery headed with an insertion
OF embroidery Beneath this collar is second The
fun sleeves, Following this firms invarable custom
caught up WITH so teaf s szed sa
The small collar encircling the throat Is Of the
openwork embroidery, finished with twisted nsno
Of pale blue taffeta ribbon ending at the front IN
the the skirt Another dainty Marsclles coat in one
Woke. from which the body Of the coat hangs in
large boxpleats; The yoke, however is entirely
eerto AND Mnin two ' fu rnes Of embroidery
AT JOURNEAY e. BURNHAMS. FLATBUSH-
AVE AND FULTON-ST.. BROOKLYN.
Anything that relates to Messrs. Journey
Purnham interests the femininity or Brooklyn, or
rather of New-York East the Solons at Al
bany propose TO dub the City Of Churches, ana so
a few Of their attractions must find place In Ine
News OF the Stores" especially ~ they announce
for tomorrow a most unusual occurrence Tor
them-a special sale of tailor suits
These gowns are, in truth. rare bargains and'
bearing Journeav e. Burnhams tag represent in
trinsic value both as to material and style. They
come In Eton blazer and hy-front jacket styles.
made OF serge. cheviot and canvas. and, cost -,
duced from almost double these prices An added
attraction will be found in the unusually peautitul
selection OF shirt waists and parasols, and also In
the latest of novelties In cotton FABRICS Tor mid
summer gowns. 49,
The dressmakng department. is ready with at,
tractive STYLES tor gowns made to order for all
occasions. Just example of this work the
sketch bearing this FIRMS name Is given. Inc ma
green silk lining. The draped overskirt was edged
and trimmed with points of narrow black Vevet
ribbon, while the uniquely pretty bodice was DE,
yeloped fine lace. sleeves OF the grenadlne. ana
trimmed with bands OK the velvet ribbon.
AT SIMPSON. CRAWFORD & SIMPSONS,
SIXTH-AVE. AND TWENTIETH ST.
Once upon a time the muslin gown was typca! of
sweet indeed almost rural simplicity, OF mex
pensive taste in dresH, and OF other qualities which
were considered desirable by those in search OF n
wife and in those days II may possibly have meant
all those things. Now however. the muslin gown
has become glorifed garment, to which the term
Of inexpensive is the last description applicable as