New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
a NEW MILITARY DESIGN IN TAMORMADE GOWN FROM H. O.,

and is finished with round collar and pointed POINTED
revers covered with lace ornaments me SeevT N
are new and graceful and are trimmed with cum
of velvet. which in turn is adorned with lace points
AT WILLIAM II. JACKSON cos SEVEN
TEENTH-ST AND BROADWAY
The one part Of structural decoration that the
architect, the carpenter and the mason are ANXIOUS
TO delegate the mante.piece Partakng as IL Goes
of their several functions and necessitatins COM
bnation OF the three II is the most prominent feature
NJ the room and while forming a part OF the mural
surface must lend Itself 10 and harmonic with every
other interior decoration.
Messrs William H. Jackson & CO. have studied
this problem out TO a nicely.
In their extensive warerooms are displayed with
approprlate surroundings and appurtenances every
STYLE of fireplace from medieval 10 fin de steele Ihe
privilege OF inspection is boon 10 The architect the
decorator, the builder. and also TO the housewife
who has a home to renovate
The same taste that Is evidenced In the massive
Queen Anne log fireplace is artsticaly demonsTateo
In renrodnctons Of the foyer a la Louis XIV and XVI
A nantel designed in the latter style is in a
combination of pink, white and gold. The pink Is
IN the exquisite Numidian marble imported by this
firm. The mantel shelf and columns are OF white.
decorated with gold The capital OF each column
has exquisely carved feather ends OF arrows while
directly over the fireplace in the frieze OF the mante
extends a long bow drawn through laurel wreath,
IN ,rikinp Contrast 10 this delicate piece OF work
noanship is MASSIVE affair Of cherry and deep green
,Ias peasTrine over ten feet and reaching quite
IN the ceiling The hob fireplace IL spacious ana
contains a Jewel fire Above the broad mante shelf
extends an immense mirror me cast prone ana.
irons standing on the hearth are over four ieet
in height and represent the rich style OF the Italian
Renaissance .o,.t.... ,,..o .,
displayed Mt this establishment every inteFmeiiate
style The prices no less varied IMAM the az,
sortment Attractive mantels tasielu.y urcoraleu
and suitable for small rooms can De p,ocVIeu o. ~"
THE same variety of style and price prevails as 10
andirons which be purchased from 20 10 "o
pair and in sizes ranging from ten lncnes 10 rouT
feet.
AT JOCRNEAY e. BURNHAMS. FLATBUSif-
AVE. AND FULTON-ST.. BROOkLYN.
The beautiful cotton goods and other summer
fabrics that reign supreme at this time every season
at Journeay e. Burnham's have always peculiar
cachet OF their own They are exquisite In texture
and possess an originality I'm design when IS hos'
difficult 10 describe but which makes the most
charming unique gowns for those who are lucky
enough to possess them.
The first large display Of these goods VIII oe
made tomorrow morning. and tempting indeed
are the organizes batstes and ginghams Imported
exclusively by .Iourneay Burnham. Cotton goods
,urcba scd OF this firm during the next two weeks
will be made up by them In the very latest sSe d"
a decidedly moderate cost
nicture OF one OF the gowns that was mace III
,ho,r dressmaking department last week Is shown
nm this page. 1t Is dainty Organize over o"e'd
sut lining and is trimmed wiki lace-edged hounces
~ tho organdie and bands OF lace insertion. i'o
,u,ness Of the skirt comes from clusters OF tncks
Zach cluster being hidden by pointed oaha o. ~,
sertion. The full bodice Is mace on 'he VIZ"