New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

pnqued from the back. The revers are or ngn.er
shade Of gray and the collar and belt are or gray
velvet the lining Of the whole suit being OF burnt
oTss range. ,.o,,o.. ro o,, ,a ov.,. ~. tina, :.
especially is OF goben blue, tight-htting at the
sa e aSd MAN white o0 4a a6 TENS at the sds With
frogs and loops Of silver and white.
roses the nc centre Of the crown being formed q
leaves only. Purple, hyacinths adOrn the side. and
underneath is a bandeau Of purple hyacnths.
Stern Bros. have some exquisite patterns in dimi-
ties and muslins. well dainty spring parasols
AT B. ALTMAN & co.'s. sIXTH-AvE. AND
NINETEENTH.sT
The designers genius for finding something new
and reviving something old is shown at Atman's
beautiful teagown pictured under the Hearth
and Boudoir heading was made at Altman & Co.'S.
The material used may be found at the dress
goods II the purchaser prefers 10 superin-
tend the making although the garments turned out
by the order department OF this firm are always
most satisfactory. and show style and finish
difficult 70 drd elsewhere This gown is built OF
dainty gauzes ana Powered satins, the display OF
which is so cntcing The Watteau back is OF tho
Powered satin and the front OF the petticoat. which
appears the gauze gown opens over Il, Is OF the
came material The ground color Is exquisite
pink. the mauye shade. with flowers OF
deeper hue, having the foliage in bronze tints. to-
gether with the less brilliant greens. The gauze
is gray in color. but made pink. The pulled
and SHRED sleeves fastened at intervals with
jeweled buttons. The velvet collar and epaulettes
edged with jeweed p0ssementerie. are OF bronze
coored velvet that has undertone OF pink. Tho
entire gown is a lovely creation.
pretty waist sash shown by this house Is Of
white MORE silk applique insertion running down
the centre Of the two ends. which are diagonal and
finished with a double peated hounce of striped
chiffon. Another similar founce appears about
forming a point on each side and the front and
back being cut down to the waist line. The SASH
fastens a little to the left side.
At STt,c. Er HOOPER 70 c sIyry.Ayr- AVN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH SITS
Among the large ard varied assortment OF goods
now being shown at Siegel-Cooper Co.'S is a beau
tful line Of ready-made gowns.
One dress which seems 10 puzzle observers as TO
It's construction is Of purple henrietta cloth The
paGuin skirt is trimmed in apron design with black
silk braid and ribbon velvet and an attractive
waist accompanies IL The upper half of the
blouse Is OF the henrietta CLOTH while the lower
portion is Of silk Of the same shade and the two
are connected by scaops edged with braid IN such
q way as 10 make II appear as II IL were all one
weaving. Tufts OF velvet ribbon and little button.
add 10 the oruamentation, and the collar ana vs.,
are OF cream applique lace. while the sash is nm
Another gown is OF tan face cloth the skirt he
Ing heavily embroidered and corded in a darker
IN Russian blouse fashion. and the vest ia OF nlan
blue turquoise iaffeta as are also the reyer. and
belt. wide collar Of turquoise velvet hangs from
a shocked chiffon tie. and the entire suit t. inaI
with turquoise tanets.
AT LIE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS. WEST
TWENTY-THIRD-S
At this establishment q standard line Of goods n
always 10 be found. In the sales that offered
the public nothing IL shown but what 10 Of excel