New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21

black and white and in lavender and black /, ma, mas
silk gauze stripes one inch IN widtn TJne5
batste in spite Of its newer rivals. remains popu-
lar and this firm is showing unique enec.s N
three inch-s apart. with tiny posies pow Tered
the plain surface between them m , and l,nan
.enbVr cloth the narrow stripes that adorn is
.urYsce being composed OF a continuous string Of
"wee rosebnds on an open lace ground. SILK null
red and light and dark b.ue, and makes delight.
mi yelling for silk slips Another fabric that
will doubtless do service for many summer eE t.
~ texture and draining gracefully. II Is procurane
in many shades Of pink, blue, bronze green ana
THE usual array Of French lawns. organdies and
hin,ities help complete the extraordinarn 1spds
OF summer dress fabrics made b. James McCutch-
Co
AT JOHN DANIEL & SONS. BROADWAY
AND EIGHTH-sT.
m. costumes that come in the spring include
few more graceful or becoming styles than the
taflcr-made coat aid skirt and Messrs John Dan
fell & Sons rank as specialists IN this particular
Among the specials" they are now offering is a
serge suit in black in coors for s. 80 This Ger
tauy cannot be- called dear for the skirt is as fun
as fashion dictates and the neatly stitched. n.y.
front Jacket IS lined with dainty silk.
Another suit that also mus. be called special
Is made OF excellent ladies' cloth--gree1 or dark
blue II has a plain ski-r and fy-front jacket
neatly braided on each side Of the front and down
the back seams, and costs but 50 10
Serge suits composed OF plain skirt and tight
fitting Jacket braided military style range from
80 Is for an exceptionally stylD UP 70 so and
s25 A novelty Elton suit OF canvas-weave woollen
fabric has the Jacket lined and the revers faced TO
IN. edge with black satin. and ~ trimmed with
scotrh chevot suits all lined with silk and with
rv-front Jackets that are as smart and jaunty as
possible are obtainabe for "a 70 -,., osc,,,r
This firm IS especialiy SUCCESSFUL WI csJias
costumes and pride the-1selyes on me excei,e e
GU OF rhs aeuaiIv look as vel of the machine
as on It. Separate bicycle skirts range TON - %
No while entire suits OF the seasons latest ma
teriais cost from IS IS up
Among the many early spring wraps shown AZ
SHOWN IN the sketch bearing this firms name. The
material OF which 1t is fashioned Is me voet cio,n
teriai finely stitched with SIX and edged win "a
wav OF ruchings and bows OF black satin ribbon
AT SIMPSON. CRAWFORD SIMPSONS.
s1xTH-AvE. AND NINETEENTH
The sketch from simpson Crawford & Simpsons
shows an accordion plated skirt. a style that has
again met with 4 wave OF popularity in the
world OF style In this instance Il Il made OF black
silk grenadine over large plaid silk lining OF
black and white. The bodice is dainty CONNECTION
also Of black and white and The costgm 5e, is com
six also accordion plated and trimmed with tnree
very hHny T5 ,bSf bSng from the collar to
the top OF the chiffon founces are made OF black
,ou,ard the bottom a soft becoming collar Of chif-
fon and ribbon adorned with JET clasps encircles the
wearer's throat.
| AT STERN BROS. WEST TWENTY-THIRD-sT.
! Parasols were contemporaneous with the dawn OF
civilization and have changed less In general style
! and design than any other article OF comfort and
decoration that distinguishes the civilized or semi
| civilized man from the savage.
The prehistor!c Egyptians and the Cinnamon,
horn centuries before Confucius had their parasols
which In mechanical construction and general de-
sign were counterparts OF the latest novelties OF
| to-day
tanned such display OF these necessary accessore7
70 a summer toilette MAJ be found at Stern
Bros nor did Cleopatra ever possess such dainty
creations as are to-day within the reach Of even
the we-to-do.
Messrs Sterr Bros stock contains every con-
ceivabe novelty in the line Of parasols from every