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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

millinery those shown at this firms opening last
Friday were interesting and significant. Extremes
surely meet In the millinery OF the moment. the
huge picture hat and the dim!nut.ve chareau alIke
sharing Dame yashioT's favor Between these
there IS also a happy medium In tho round
hat or toque. so that there VIII be FOUND
at this establishment fitting and becom-
ing crown TO any costume for airy occasion The
picture" hat has never been picturesque for the
adornmcnts used are ricn. yet modest, ana the
large velvet brlms are turned coquett!shly up at
the left Side and them droop wealth OF rich
ostrich plumcs
4 carriage hat on ;he order Just described ~ OF
boliotropo velvet, with full ruchc Of shirred cht-
ION edg.d ,yith satin. around the crown. An I'M
mense acretje and fanshap"d Arrangement to, OF
Necln lace on the left side. and cluster or puI-
pIe chrvsauth.mums under ihe brtm. compete the
trimming. . .o,,oo,to,
In striking contrast 20 this gorgeous coniect!oh n
Is "A dainty little toquc, made or ScaIc yets' anu
simply trimmed with ends OF white duchcsse lace'
secured by Jet pins and ornaments ...,.
\ set that received much admirns . TN
baf has a broad gracefully dcnt"d brin and "A
high crown. and IL adorned with long p'umtss, ups
and loops ~ ribbon The cape is double. with dear'
rolling collar has short stole ends at the front
and Is finished n; the neck with pleated "hitc cI,ll-
fon. both capcs and collar being edged Win '"'
In castor color IL an Esther Meyer hat deserving
especial notice The crown has pll,hes , %. ~, ~,
velvet oncircllng Il rCh Intervals, VIM" W.
brjm which Is on the Galusborough order y OF
felt This br!m T. turned up az ia" lci' s.ds' s.o Nv,
ing bunch OF white roses ana ioiiaee. ann ~, -
side OF, the Crown owls feathers form the U''h'
There are many models OF the uncut "I .,no
velvet while all tho new materials In satin antique
velvet chenille velvet gace and moussohne arc
pressed into serv -. either IA trimming OF - CIV
ering for the entire shape. ~, ,,.., ...o
OF the period are shown IN great profusion- ana
arc Wen worthy Of particular inspection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
AT s. KOCH & SONS. 40 Il WEST TWENTY
TIIIRD-ST.

At that little section Of Paris that Koch q sons
have transported 20 Gotham wherein on" instinc-
lively applies "chic" and I'm de steele TO every
article there are many beautiful hats to be seen
made in that picturesque. dashlng style that char
acterizes all this firms millinery one extremely
large black Gainsborough hat OF velvet mas a gray
felt facing 10 tho brlm. which IS turned up at the
LEFT side showing three black plumes curling out
ward toward the edge Of the brim While three
more p,umcs placed At the base OF the crown nhlsh
tho adornment.
green velvet hat also shows a facing OF gray
In the form OF shirred satin antique. Tho crown
IS Of silver-spangled material and the garni-
ture consists OF six extra large soft gray pIumcs
smart little to0uc shows an artistcally arranged
crown Of ivory-whtc felt spanglcd and drawn IN
AZ the bottom with full twist OF satin rlbbon
which ends the left side. with roscttes, inter
mixed with loops OF ivory satin and black velvet
The narrow brm Is 81 mink and the trimming
consists Of four ivory tips and n full aigrette.
The cvcr-pOpular sailor shape is represented In
castor velvet trimmed with loops OF white satin
ribbon extending the front. each loop being
knotted and drawn through square steel buckle
The necessary height IL given by white dove that
is placed each side OF the crown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

nishers and hatters. Since this firm esiaohsh'd
It's headquarters there last spring, the surround
ing neighborhood has developed into one OF cease
less activity and hustle. The change from the COM
paratve dulness which reigned before Is so mars
in every line of business. unanimously agree ulat
the advent of the new store inaugurated new era
shopping districts of the city. e. =.
Without entering into the genesis OF ne nrm oi
that for more than forty years this house mas been
among the leading manufacturers OF line c!othihE
In the United States. During its business career
never has It broken faith with the public never
has II taken retrograde step In any direction al
WAYS advancing. always striving TO attain hGher
degree of excellence for its production The house
has grown in power, strength and prominence uil-
til its name became and has stood so for years;
synonyme for everything that represents proolty
and integrity In business.
To-day the trademark of Hackett, Carhart Il 60
bears a guarantee absolute so secure. ms only
10 he attained after years OF patient endeavor:
broad experience. srictest fidelity 10 every deta!i
and careful study OF the necessities OF the pubic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
AT JACKSON & co.'s. sIXTH-AvE. AND E1GH-
TEENTH-ST.

Messrs jackson & Co. adding TO their repu-
fation OF substantial worth as a drygooos nrm
that OF fashionable tailoring for women. ana al
though this new department is but rev weeks
old 1t Is already popular with this hrm cneh-
tele The leader IL taffeta silk-lned' taliol-
made suit for $50 and as every gown SOLO IS tdoe
70 order and bears the firms tag, too. one almost
wonders which is thrown in''-the name or the
material This $50 gown can be made OF fancy
novelty cloth or Of faced CLOTH and boned ught-
fitting bodice or any style OF natty jacket accom-
panies the plain skirt. When braiding Is required
This suit costs from s. to $50 extra. Other styles
of Gowns are of course made, ranging 10 S2o
b,,, M matter how expensive or inexpensive lne
garment the workmanship. fit and style are IRE
proachable. , ,o,,.hot rors
advantage TO intending buyers. VIZ, compIe!e
assortment in actual stock OF all the season. season
choicest materials from which to make seiecUons
as well as showing model costumes. so that one
NAV see exactly how a certain style Will suit her
This department Is now in the old store; put az
soon as alterations completed II viii occupy
the third floor of this firms new ouldlng IN
Sixth-ave next TO the present premises NO eA-
pense has been spared to make the SURROUNDINGS
worthy Of the stock shown, and the Ifahdeet ~,
has gained an enviable experience ana repuSia5si9n
in several Fifth-ave houses has also suCceeueu III
this artistic arrangement and display.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
AT REED & BARTONS. BROADWAY AND
SENENTEENTU-ST.

IT would make old Viking thirsty 10 look IN
Reed & Barton's windows this week, for they are
navian pattern. Many Of them designed espe-
cIally for golf and other prizes. with decorations
that give emblematic significance, and the college
man can find the colors and pennant of his alma
mater II it be Of the principal universities
enamelled upon many an attractive design
The mugs for golf prizes are also characteristic
ally adorned. one style having golf bail as knob
placed across the front Besides these special de-
signs there are many palmer mugs. with toasts In
German engraved upon the sides. well suit
able yacht-racing cups and small stems for the
bachelor buffet. This Is the decided novelty OF the
season in its line, and the prices are inconsequen-
tial when compared with the artistic designs and
finish,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

taker Of che nj nm: Phadelphia: The usher.
Of Elizabeth; tne brides bro,hsr George pros'e;
RG1er5 5nS q TaS Tk Of soFs ~ the
Arthur Vaudeville OF Newark and A. Edward
Wuppermann. OF this city.
pretty wedding on Tuesday evening October 10
will be that OF Miss Louise Kennedy. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Kennedy. of No. Is st.
Nicholas Place, 10 Webster Boutelle Mabie. which
will take place at o'clock in the Second Collegiate
Reformed Church. LenoX-ave and One-hundred-
and-twenty- third-sr. Six hundred invitations will
be sent out for tne ceremony, which VIII be per-
formed by the pastor the Rev. Or. William Justin
The home Of SIr and Mr. Kennedy. Miss Ken
and her bridesmaids VIII be Miss Ethel Stiwell and
Miss Ate. Worthinsion Graves. OF Buffalo VIII
John f. Roeser and Lewis C. Freeman Will servs
as ushers. on the Saturday before the wedding
Mr. Kennedy will give supper AT the Hardware
Club to the members OF the bridal party.
The engagement, is announced OF Miss Blanche
Adelaide Burnell. daughter OF Mrs A. Burnell Of
Boston. TO William Franklin Coles. OF this city
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. 5. Barnet of No. q East Seventy.
third-st. announce the ensagement Of their niece
Miss Hattie Rohschild to David Rothschild, both
OF this city
Mrs. Jose F. de Navarro. who has been making .
visit 20 her son, Antonio de Navarro and his WIFE,
formerly Miss Mary Anderson, az their home
Court Farm, Broadway Worcestershire England
Is on her way here. the steamship Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse Mrs. lie Navarro. since her de-
parture from Now-York last June has visited sew
eral places in England and on the Continent. Among
F and s Eoas Tany j. paon
General J. Watts Kearny. the Misses Kearny Mr..
Tnrnilre Miss Mary Turnure. Mr. and Mrs Gouver.
IT, Mrs r. J. Turnbull and the Misses Turnbul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

NEWS OF THE STORES.
CHARMING DISPLAY OF ARTISTIC AND
MODERATELY PRICED HOUSE
DECORATIONS.
NO prM1NuT1oN IN THE MoDIsH MARKET OF THE
NUMBER or BoDICEs THAT OVERLAND THE
BELT - THEY OBTAIN IN CLOTH
VELVET AND FUR
AT THE MEYER-sNIFFEN CoMPANY's NO
EAST NINETEENTH-ST.
VELVET AND FUR.

Working hand In hand with the architect anu
meeting and solving the sanitary problems ''a'
were the outgrowth OF modern requirements Meyer
SnifYen Companys productions are recognized do
exemplifying and embodyng all that science can
add 70 the sanitary side OF the habitation'
Perhaps no better example OF this hrms eHot''
N the direction of sanitary improvements can Dc
given than a description o: their standard oaIm
room exhibited, completely htteG on me seSUT
floor Of their establishment No East reda ~
81. The bath Is the 'Ionian Of the hnest graue %
porcelain finished In white ensmeed Pain, b ban
feet II Is fitted with double bath cork. "Capno!
waste and supply pipes to the moor ana da mas srs
coupling tube and hand spray. besides soap a .h
sponge holders and three-foot towel rack. al INC
fittings being of the finest nickel platlng
The basin Is the alpha" style set Win max man
bic slab with back OF the same and iurnlshed WIN
sverpated basincocks and nickepSIed ci sepPy Is
The Vortex Special Of hardwood. has orass
tnee-brackets. nushpipe, chain ana pun, All t"e9c
fittings also OF nickel plating . 49,. , so.,,o,,
marvel In cheapness. simplicity and consequehhe
cleanliness this output would harmonize win 'He
surroundings in any millionaires home; ou1 !. ~
H,rnished at price lessened by the absence OF
decoration and not because OF inferorty OF ma,
terials that places 1t within the reaeh OF every
householder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
AT ABRAHAM & STRAUSS. TULTON-ST.
BROOKLYN

That the reputation for beauty and originality In
hats that Messrs Abraham Straus have acquired
q well deserved is proved by the throng OF fash
ionable women who accept this firms edicts as 10
what is ZEN reggie" In the millinery world as abso
lutte truth. Such undoubted confidence has been
gained only by many seasons Of success achieved
by always displaying tho best and most artistic
In the way OF charming millinery.
A. thoroughly up-to-date EXAMPLES OF fashionable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
AT GILMAN COLLAMORE & cos. FIFTHAvE.
AND TUIRTIETH-ST

This store Is as beautiful as ever. and Is anording
unlimited opportunities for tho spending OF money
TO those who have H. though 1t offers also inexpen-
sve ard tasteful articles to those OF limited means.
really beautiful things being shown at moderate
prices Among these latter arc dinner sets In
Dresden. Copeland and Coaport, beautiful enough
to suit the most fastldlous taste. and low enough
in price 20 be a;tainabe By almost any one. In
the Coalport ware decorations in maroon and gold
are preferred. they show to the best advantage
under artificial ight.
Those who want the expensive things will be
sure to be pleased with the fish and game sets.
painted by Mitchell and selling at from SIS 10 800
a dozen. Then there crown. Derby and Min
turn plates at 500 "A dozen. and II those do not
seem costly enough there are others Of tho same
AT 1000 dozen.
For the seeker after novelty something entirely
new IS shown I'm Bohemian glass. This is II
decoration OF co'ored enamel mixed with gold and
used In vases ice cream platters. bon bon dishes
and stem" ware from the tiny cordial glass to the
goblet.
When shopping at Co,lamore's do rot fail 10 visit
the Dresdct and antique rooms, as they contain
much that IS well worth seeing. The antique
cantains Chinese blues. old Dresden. Sevres. and
old English antiques. and In the Dresden room is
a pair of Soan vases valued at $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
AT LUDWIG BROS. WEST FoURTEENrH-sr

Better to be dead than out OF fashion, Is old
saying. but +; fortunately grows easier every year
to avoid that dreadful alternative. Certainly. few
need be without hat and gown when they
can be- bought for little at Ludwig Bros
Every garment in the suit and cloak departments
at this store Is tasteful and and at the same
tine 80 inexpensive that wonders how 1t can be
made for little money The millinery shows
many pretty street hats in the new shades OF tans
and grays, and unusually large number OF neat
quiet small hats and bonuets for matrons
The silk department Is made attractive b. many
new fall silks and sans. including brocadc armours
IN changeabe colors for both day and evening wear
Roman stripes and fancy noral stripes In taffeta
silks. and evening designs In lowered Liberty silks
Plads abound In both silk wool ana silk and wool
mixtures, 90 also the silk and wool veours and
wool and mohalr Persian fabrics. at 9S cents "A ward
Robe patterns of ladies' cloth. bordercd with
contrasting color stripes OF mohair cost 50 ~ \
and combinations. The departments devoted TO
trimmings ready with autumn and winter
novelties. Including applique borders and nser-
lions, fancy Jet ana braid garnltures for strNe,
striped chfons and pleaed Silvia for fancy fronts
The glove department makes its contribution IN
a new season BY showing new street and eveninv
gloves matching all the newest light and dark
colors.
In the upholstery department leader for tho
week rather season. Is an excellent imitation
OF Basdad curtains. and also suitable for cot n
covers ut 10 cents yard
Another item Of interest is imported tapestry
panels at ~ cents each. while n third and a real
specially Is reversible rep curtains In rich colors
and Renaissance decorations at 81 0S a pair. Lace
curtains vary In styles and prices one excellent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

An interesting ont OF town wedding on "Wednesday
afternoon next Will be- that OF Miss Bessie Bet
finger Miller. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs William
C. Miller. 10 William Craig Squier. Of NO 80 west
E!ghty-second-st which will take place IN the
Dutch Reformed Church at Permont on the hud-
son The ceremony will be performer AT 1'9V
o'clock by the Rev. Dr.. r. r. Bittinger' OF "dSH
Ington. an uncle OF the bride NUMBER OF guess
fror, Tho city will 90 I'D the river 10 attend the
,b,-cr ceranonv and the reception. which Will be
held Al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. at spar
XIII Tho brides maid OF honor VIII be het cousi,
Miss Frances II Mersereau. OF Ezabet y =
and her bridesmaids will be Miss Katherine San@r
and Miss Elsie Morgan Squier. sisters OF the bride
groom: Miss Florence Westervel OF Nyack' ana
Miss Wood Of Permont The I nrdes,pSom P ,Ss
bride The ushers will he Franklin Edson; u
whose marriage 10 Miss Elsie Morgan Squer VIII oe
soiemnIzed in St Agnes's Chapel In Noyemoer
charles A Miller brother OF the bride: Rensen
Johnson OF Brooklyn. and Robert L. Mcoua'' OF
Indianapolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
sC@AaK 6HRdl~~11E 73f1N<Gr}s

curtain OF Irish point being obtainable for 30 20
a pair
AT OvINGTON BROTHERS, NO. $50 FIFTH
Ovneton Brothers arc showing a NUMBER OF ne"
things that are sure To prove interesting 10 al
layers Among them paintings on wood anu
nictures enamellcd on silver. The advantage Oh the
former Is that II Is more durable than canvas ioi
which reason It Is thought that 1t may at lehS'n
supergede canvas for this use. Two OF these pct
ures are BY Pingaree. The enamcNed work APP
nears IN pictures and In the decoration OF vases
and the co,ors are put In so perfectly mat the
york LOOKS like painting The subjects, are MS
torical scenes and the ladies OF the French co"'.,
some other beautiful ard curious thlhgo az
COMES OF old Cypran glass pieces me orlsntt,S
Nrre exhumed from the Island OF cyprus, ana tI'e
ear,n In which they buried produced soiilc
neculiar color effects which have been eXacuy 'e
produced in these copies ,.,, ~,
The firm has just received a consignment %, Gi
Vienna goods among which are some eXceptioh,a''s
beautiful pieces The gem OF the conecuoh u ~
delicate pink teapot, with band OF wnite ,roI g,
the centre showing painted figures OF boys anu guns
I'm quaint. old ia shioncd costumes ,.oa a.,
Much of the tableware shown IS decorateu ~, III
bright cOlors as these are much IN FAVOR now M
the dinner sets In English ware are IN piish' anu
elaborate designs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

golf tournament opened on Wednesday.
Naturally the contest on the links brought 70
gether a large crowd Of guests. who filled not oniy
the clubhouse but tho annex as well All the cot
tages held large house parties, ana there "efe
night and morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

\ harvest OF winter weddings Is likely 10 result
from seed sown in the summer months. The mar
rage OF Miss Louise Barlow. daughter OF the late
General Barlow, 10 Pierre Jay will be solemnized
In November in ST. Georges Church, Stuyvesant
Square Miss Barlow. who will be given away by
her brother. Robert Shaw Barlow, VII! have among
her bridesmaids Miss Henrietta Sargent Miss Mary
Jay and Miss Laura Jay sisters or tho bridegroom.
Miss Cornel!a Ro5b and her two cousins MISS
Gertrude Minturn and Miss Mildred Minturn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
AT EDWARD MILLER e. co.'s. NOS. % AND
90 WEST BROADWAY.

II Is almost too early to light the furnace fire,
though the mornings are a bit shivery but how
readily the chill be taken off. even from large
room, with q modern oil heater! Edward Miller &
Co. have brought these little adjuncts to comfort
to a wonderful state OF perfection. and the MILLER
Oil Heater represents a standard Of excellence
the world over. Many new styles have been added
this year 10 the already varied assortment. that
aside from their utility. ornaments In them
selves. These heaters are constructed upon scisn-
tifc principles. affording the desirable feature of
economy by giving the creates amount Of heat for
lutely odoress.
In the lamp department many suitable styles for
wedding presents found Among the more elab-
crate those OF glazed metal In exact imitation
OF the beautiful lockwood pottery and mounted In
gold in many the globe being tinted 10 cX
actly match the lockwood colors in the bowl.
ROYAL Tepz and Worcester also used for
gracefully shaped bowls, mounted with gold, ana
frequently seen stands OF onyx or being held
upon the shoulder or head Of a rea! bronze figure
Entire sets Of lamps for home can be secured 10
dent and library lamps in great variety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

BURGESS established 20 29i sixth
n. Avenue. at $40 sixth Avenue corner 2lst 81
Accordion Pleatngs side Pleatings. Feathers Cleaned
Dyed Cursd Feather Boas made and curled $40 Sixth
Avenue, olst -. See signs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
AT FREDERICK LOEsER & co.'s. FULTON
ST. RROOKLYN.

Among the trimmings and etceteras in garnitures
prepared for the autumn. so many are strik-
ingly reminiscent of last that II IL refresh
ing TO examine those view at Loeser & Co.'S.
Here the stock Is large that It's Introduction was
observed by an opening held last Thursday and
Friday. The exhibit included exclusive novelties
in laces robes founcngs. all-over embro!deries.
edgings insertions, GALLONS mousseline de sole
chiffon and grenadine. embroidered, spangled and
iewelled nets and gold and silver embroidcres
Everything that the most captious critic could de-
sire in the way Of dress garnture is obtalnabe and
under the most pleasing circumstances. for spa
cious apartment Is dedicated to their display.
The popularity Of robes for evening wear has been
anticipated by this firm, and they are showing
many beautiful ones. with black hand run liOnitOp
and MarQuise lace appliqued Brussels net, blurt
mousseline with embroidery OF white lace figures
and many exquisite combinations OF Brussels net
mousseline and Honton. Gray Is the newest TINT
used for these robes. while the black ana white
combination is the latest French vagary.
Gold silver and Jewel spangles on delicate fabrics
are shown for panels and other general trimmings
the designs being intricate patterns OF butterflies
birds. foliage and scrolls.
wide ribbons, with small loops and long ends a.
well as numerous dainty conceits in pleatcd chf-
fons edged with ruffie upon rufne of narrow lace
There is here a charming display Of Sarniturcs for
gowns and wide field for the choice OF boas. plaS
irons coarettes and chiffon and net runs win
which TO make those constant variations OF cos
tune so dear to the feminine heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
AT THE IMPERIAL CHEMICAL MANutACl'
I.RINC cOMPANY'S. No 292 FIFTH-ANE.

RING COMHAN ] - NJ -'- = - 49, -
A hair regeneration that is not dye Is certainly
what the Imperial Is. II the grateful TESTIMONIALS
IL has received from every source. Including oven
that OF he beautiful Adelina Patti mean ""at 'hey
say which Is TO the effect that II aoso'u'c's re-
stores gray faded or beached hair to Its Original
color without pernicous effect
Not the least attractive features about the I'M
perial Hair Regeneration that 1t Is clean. odor-
less. does not contain atom OF poisonous matter
and does not rub off when the hair IL shampooed
or subjected TO the heat or steam OF TURKISH ana
Russian baths. ., , ;.
Should YOU he undecided to what number 10
nurchase send a sample OF your hair TO this estah-
ishmcut and IL will be colored for you gratis ana
returned with the number OF bottle you should use
The paror No 2S2 Fifth-ave. Is gem OF artistic
ARRANGEMENT wherein the decorator and upnolsterer
have been given carte blanche In addition 10 the
sale and Il desired the application of the "Rcgen-
orator" facial massage. hairdresslnG and mancur-
ing NAV b- obtained \ little book Issued at this
csta hshmcnt called ''One Of Beautys Secrets.
is well worth sending for.