New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
EASTER NOVELTIES HERE.
WHAT NETWORK MERCHANTS HAVE
FOR THE SHOPPERS.
THE DESIGNERS CREATIONS IN GARMENTS MIL
LIVERY. HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND
DAINTY TRIPLES.

THE DESIGNERS CREATIONS IN GARMENTS. MIL
LlNERY HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND
DAINTY TRIPLES.
With tho tired feeling" Of sprngtime come the
budding green on the trees the warblng OF BIRDS
and the worry Of spring shopping Though the
April poet Of the comic papers has touched on
nearly every other subject connected with the
season. he has left this last one alone as being
either too difficult too practical thing for his
poetic vision.
The throng OF shoppers is increasing daily. and
the annual vexing query, What shall getT Is its
slogan. Nearly all OF the stores are trying 70
noyelfies in the garments and tribes that society
loves to stamp with Its approval
AT H. o'NEILL CO.'S. sIXTH-AvE. AND
rwENTY-FIRsT-s
A peep into frs. one room and then another IN
ONeilrs big department store shows so many beau
t.fuI things that scarcely knows what TO admire
4 Among the mos; novel garments is a Russian
blouse of white MORO with full accordion pleated
chantilly covering The bertha. which Is It's most
marked characteristic is cut pointed and heavily
embroidered with steel black spangles and en-
erald ornaments. An Elizabethan collar, which,
like the bertha is lined with violet colored velvet
Is oiled In with white and black lace. and corded
velvet belt. from which is suspended white MORE
embroidered tabs confines the blouse al the waist.
The continental sleeves end in white turned back
cum and a deep lace founce.
Some OF the millinery at O'Neills is unique In the
extreme. One hat has double plateau effect in
white and black. edged with Jet, between them be-
ing crushed cerise roses. The side trimming is
lace interspersed with leaves and buds. Another
hat is a yellow straw Gainsborough covered with
black dotted tulle. On one side are peoples in
shades Of burnt orange. while on the side where
the brim turns up ribbons OF white lilac and
yellow glace satin fastened with a large rhine
stone buckle A bandeau Of the yellow ribbon fin
ishes of the hat. =,
at o;NeiY's The gown is Of husssr blue. and the
hat Is trimmed with rhododendrons.
AT LAWMAKERS. BROADWAY. BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH SITS.
The CONSERVATION felt by American women when
they learned that they could no longer bring home
trunks of Paris dresses after their summer travels
has considerably diminished since they have
learned the capacity OF the home market. and
their fate. not one has done than Mr.. wana-
maker. This spring he to have made up
his mind TO make an end of any lingering longngs
for Paris that may still exist. and certainly visit
20 MS showrooms would accomplish this feat II
anything could. II is a tru!sm that American
and probably there are few who would not prefer
the products Of Wananaker's order department 10
are also to be seen there. For Easter costume
designed and made at this store note the heading
In "Woman's Realm
AT MCREERY & cos BROADWAY AND
ELEvENTH-ST.
When prospective buyers the of James
McCreery & Co.. Broadway and Eeventh-st.. they
are uncertain where to halt, there Is much that
Is beautiful.
Ono thing that attracted great deal Of attention