New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28

as there are makes Of wheels. and with satisfy
Ing regard for any sized purse tailor, oaa r,or,ar
SIT depicted in this firms sketch Is aevelppeq w
collar and smartiy cut revers finished with
rich cording of black silk sewn on by hand The The
the waist to the shoulder in large scroll design
and the back Of the Jacket boasts similar sarni;
ture extending from shoulder 10 shouIder ara
narrowing a point at the bottom OF the jacket
over narrow vest Of white SATIN coyerea , %nn
heavy guipure lace Is worn second vest OF DIacR
MORE antique made TO nj snngiy ana 10 iasosh on
noTtance too. on this vest is the delcatey enam
elled white button with which It is fasteneo; ana
which adds greatly 10 It's effective appearance
AT YOUMANss. BROADWAY AND TWENTY
FIFTH-ST
In the popular establishment OF Youmans some
OF the snnartest modes Of the season invariably
originate for the taste displayed here Is ever OF
the best and the designs are always well IN al
vance OF those usually exposed In smaller stores
One Of the charming hats designed at Youmanss
IS shown in the firms sketch on this page IL Is
developed in twotone Java braid. and shaped on
the English walking hat style The large round
crown is encirced with three bands. two OF olack
velvet and one, that in the centre. Is OF sra"
trimming. composed OF red ana tan praio' Inc
trimming on the left side Of tho hat is high. and
consists Of numerous loops of black gauze ribbon
and pointed loops Of black velvet edged all around
with the red and tan straw trimming Inc loops
and knots OF gauze velvet and straw that rest
upon the brim most intricate yet so artistlcay
arranged as 10 produce the smartest trimming I'M
aginable The wide brm turns wen go up red
silk and velvet peoples. with rich black centres
AT ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO.'S. BROAD
WAY AND NINETEENTH-ST.
Judging from the very smart models which this
firm is now showing in the house gown department.
one will have nothing TO grumble at In the modes
Dame Fashion is providing for our comfort hours
That dainty dressing sack. the perfection OF what
such a garment should be. shown in Arnold. Con-
stable & Co.'S sketch is made Of fine French MAIN
sock and trimmed with deep points and insertions
Of hand embroidery done in pink, blue and pale
yellow threads The top OF the sack Is shirred. 10
initiate yoke and each Of shirring Is outlined
with feather stitching OF pink. blue yellow al
ternating The sleeves al the wrist similarly
SHRED and stitched. and are finished with deep
points Of the colored embroidery over each shoui-
der falls wide epaulet OF the nainsook edged
with the points and further adcfned WIN t"ree
rows Of feather stitching
The undcrskirt shown this same hgure is
fashioned OF white silk and IL trimmed with fes
TONED founce OF fine lace draped with bows and
loops OF white satin ribbon.
a novelty in the skirt department OF this estab-
Nshment is the silk slip mace or rich taneta
on a dress-skirt pattern and finished with my
GUST ruffe. a narrow featherDone ana an OUTSIDE
nounce with pinked edges.
These slips" be worn under thin summer
are obtainable in all colors and the neatly made
corset covers that match make IL possible 10 quite
enanse ones appearance by having inherently col
o,su slips and just one organny or batiste trock:
NE same Idea is also carried out In lawn Slips |
which Of course less expensive. and yet an |
swer every purpose for Bingham or thicker gowns.
- special word Of praise r. due Mcssrs Arnold,
constable e. Co.'S shirt waist department. for not !