New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31
NEWS OF THE STORES.
THE AUTUMN is THE SEASON OF THE
TAII.oR-MADE GOWN.
LATEST MODELS IN RUSSIAN COATS AND 'hNSh
QUARTER Jackets DISPLAY
OF THE CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE
AT vANAMAKERs. BROADWAY AND TENTH
ST.

AT vANAMAKER's. BROADWAY AND TENTH
ST.
~, .r,nr coun and the opera cloak are al
ways n source Of 10Y to every woman. aho
pi,h,u bounds TO say that never has there DOC"
shawn In New-York a more tempting ana cna'."
ing selection than that now at WanamaHe' o. "
The famous London and Paris houses are repre-
sented as well as this firms own coniecuo'S' t,"
sneak volumes for the talent employed o"o
charming opera cloak IS Of accordion pien'eu pm.
,uk falling fun from a yoke OF passeme"'e'i'
fashioned OF turquosos. pearls and emersids Ill SCI
.,rgs O. gilt The full sleeves and hiSh co''ai az
finished with ruches OF pink and OF wnne cn'ion'
the collar being encircled With oeN Sre o, enane
vet studded with clover leaves OF gree" nnle IN
outlined with gold Another opera tio go slsryes
rs elegance IL oi T bens edged with numerous
ennncas of real lace internixed with ruches Oh IL.
fSS A0ns ne one one 1stated in the sketch bearing
Wyenamaker's name. Its foundation Is OF WIZ
,sneta; ~ Sx IN furn is yelled with white mousse
Inc Dc sole aprGued with lions OF reai iace,
ne Nines o.. ,nserton appoued by hand over the
surface OF the mOusseline Ine Dodice - H. 10
re i Snd TRIMMED Cd h bow Of satin rs
bcr Tho back Of both the oodiGs ano rain n are Of
,ngonoIse blue uncut velvet with mGiTe hnis ii
The seam at s9n rte White IL satin ribbon bows
necred with twist OF the rlpoon, mn EEL, %nr Of
ssits Inousses intermxed with loops OF satin
rlbton. $500
AT O. HAAS & BROS. NO. 81 FlFTH-ANh'
Tho autumn is par excellence the season OF 'he
tailor made gown, and Is the uins al wnon oi1
NAV look for the newest revelations OF 1ash'on ~
his respect At no establishment can ne found
more charming display Of the latest modes IN inc
.toiIor- built' thar at o. Haas & Bros NO 81
Flfth-ave The FIRMS frequen; visits TO. ana theI'
weekly letters from. FASHIONS headquarters fa's
and London keep them In touch with the changing
fads In cut and ii portant accessories IN sarn'ure
without which q gown OF even richest materials
would not be a success.
Three OF the Messrs. Haas Bros tiny model
gowns deserve a special word of praise and de-
scription. lie OF deep rich green velvet. and the
gracefully hanging skirt which. by-the-hye. is made
ornaments i1s Of black and god arplqued by hand.
The blouse Jacket has one rever rcun9eo tans Cte
collar and the hips. and Is BRAIDED IN similar
a second model, in dark brown cnevio; clotA has
ing across the front and slightly elevated at the
back The jacket shows novelty In its cut ap-
smart braided vest. but which is in reality Rus,
sian blouse arranged in this style The third MODEL
velvet folds and cut-steel buttons After all there Is
nothing IN better style for general utility ana nea-
ming, and relying for its style soely on eXceilehGe
Of cut and finish Messrs Haas erornees sDd M
valuable garment. and they are showing some alto
Seq Ths style Of suit is siIk-iined throughout.
mas strapped seams on the coat which Is made TO be
price al least So less than the regular figure
SUCH work ana materials
Is OF rich red cloth. the skirt quite plain while the
snugly fitting JACKIE. has q naIrow YES OF wnlte
cloth embroidered with gold and finished with git
buttons ~
AT LORD & TAYLORS. BROADWAY AND
TWENTlETH-ST.
Tie we-known and old-established house Of Lord
K Taylor is al the present moment perfect store
mouse OF delightful novelties, and the pleasant
aspec, CT preparation for the Horse Show argues
vel for the success Of this fashionable amusement.
Doubtless the fist department to feel the increased
demand that such an occasions is that devoted
70 dress goods ard at Lord & Tay,or's this demand
has been anticipated and the display of novelty
stuffs is truly pleasing. both In price and in
excellence Of texture. One OF the most popular
novelties is braided goods. tho black braid being
woven into material Of lighter shade. either IN r
Egzag effect or 10 bayadere stripes ..,
Somewhat In this same category are those with
black braid arranged in a crossoar effect over Il
eolorsd ground Another unusually attTsctiye nov
work OF light green. purple brown. gold etc There
are also many charming styles in braided ana en-:
and ranging in price from sS to = 30 In palmer
goods seeab H1en W 1 gre B. O. salad t. ,n 5s
the surface. for 81 so yard Moscoy:eua Goth Is
70 draping purposes and is procurabie in Nineteen
different colors including al the newest at % cents
ihe fur department Is daily making contributions
TO Horse Show novelties In the way Of dainty
o9 he ss,named being depicted in LORD Taylor
sketch II is made OF broac,iail, and Is trimmed
with a wide border and high collar % nou'1on
The hat a.so shown is Of London smoke velvet
trimmed with rosettcs and cut-stee ornaments anc
the left side
AT ABRAHAM STRAUSS. FULToN-sT.
BROOKLYN.
Relatively but one OF many departments. thong.
IN fact larger than the whole estabilshmenteot mos
picture dealers in the United States. Is the depart
,nent that Messrs. Abraham & Stratus have devote,
SOLELY 10 the exhibition 0. paintings selected b!
the manager from the best-known studios o. Amer
lean and foreign artists at Paris. Munich Brusse!
and In Holland. Italy and England. Examples o
almost every school OF fgure-painting can be see
here at their best. and the enterprise that place
this interesting and Instructive collection on fire.
exhibition and offers such works OF art at price
within the reach OF the moderately well-to-d" wi
be thoroughly appreciated by art lovers OF Create
NcwYork
large canvas "Fete in a Wine Cellar" by Pts
tori shows an animated scene beneath the somor
stone arches of the vault. which Is alive with "a
figures. The girls costumes OF short red skirts an
blue bodices and the men in cavalier dress ali max
iscdHs D 0osT' t ST N: s6Snrs is iouHd
Kern's Entertaining A Visitor ibis artist beiii
aT Ps 6 5SI v aIs Pays ana The
Other good figures by The same srtst, frl o. pa,ho
Of a monk sitting on a high stool sewing The &C
ccssores OF monkish life with the figure OF the per
picked father plying his needle Win sj s.en '0m'S
In marked contrast is The Fisherman ard III
Sweetheart" by p; Gabrni aud sill another note
struck by Rose with his breezy Dutch coast scene:
The graceful work o, Zazsas the painter OF idee
subjects Is full OF color and luxury. Cupid Shoot
ing and Cupid Fishing perhaps the mos; al
irs.ive pictures in tho Abraham e Straus collection
One picture is Gaser's Poorly Matched
shows handsome woman playing cards; Her han
IS a poor one. and TWO 9: three 9nl0okers at II
Siaying with Cardinal Richelieu." By c. Moretii.
"a, interesting canvas showing the Cardinal and
woman al chess tab:e. while courier SANDS D,
Several LANDSCAPES and some marines by X. Wayne
possess 1ne color. while some exceIently painte
horses all life and animation. in contrast 10 IN
nescefu. scenes OF Wagner. are BY L. Gedlek. Tier
are also pictures OF fisher folk by Donat Interior
hv S.iftner: Algerian scenes with brilliant light an
c3loys BY Franchcschi quaint Old tavern scen
nv Sol zner. and many other canNases
Among works by American artist; are Inomas