The daily tribune., 1903-11-07
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
An Interesting Story for The Trib-
une's Lady Readers.

ding gown. Materials are dreamy in
their own peculiar refinement and in
many caes. two of different character |
are combined in maze of intricacy |
that to the average onlooker, seems ]
an impossible combination. Such is
the case in regard to lovely dresses
Of silk net showing effective dots at
with Irish points. The two are made
over chiffon that again lies over silk
and as may be OWNED great softness
is the result. Some net gowns are
trimmed with narrow ribbon shirred
velvet psssementerie is also used and
chenille may add rich adornment.
Liberty satin or crepe de chine are
chosen frequently as bridal fabrics
chiffon cloth. comparatively sub
stantial variety of we'll known mater
ial and lace in elegant entirety. are
other favorite materials. Orange
blossoms are often now combined with
tiny fearDs and as rival to the con-
ventional flower, may be mentioned
lilies of the valley or very small
white roses.
as pI Iesented by G. @. Shayne. are
even more attractive than formerly,
since adventitious finisbings give
peculiar elegance. Such are hand
some passementeries with dropping
pendants and rare fringes and equally
novel are revers or yokes of silk
showing rich embroidery. wide
leap has been made from high collars
to collarless garmness, for which
doubtless the transparent yokes of the
summer were prelude Women with
characteristic adaptability. seem
capable nf any performance or any
deprivation in tho cause of fashion. but
for those who must have throat pro.
tectIon of fur, unusual assottments
of small accessories with stylish stole
fronts or otherwise, are seen in mum
bers. Sometimes the garment is pro-
vid 3d with shoulder cape that may
if desired, be removed to add warmth
Small neck pieces which can be folded
like a gentleman S tie, are among the
new presentations. In
SHAPE,
new fur garments show much variety.
Some are long and fit closely in coat
shake; others are loose in box con-
tour or much choice is given in short
garments belted in with blouse fronts
Persian lamb or broad tail are very
fashionable. but to the exclusion Of
seal that in its soft, rich brown, re-
mains attractive as ever. Mink and
squirrel fur are seen, but chiefly as
long, fiat boas. accessories on muffs
that this year have assumed really
huge proportions. Most of them are
finished with ermine and passemen-
terie and in general, the finishing of
one fur OF another, gives peculiar
dressiness Shayne offers remark able
bargains in every department this
year, in view of great enlargement of
stock, consequent on the anticipated
completion of his new ten story addi.
ton, by which his Present imposing
quarters will be enlarged to still
greater extent.
EVENING DRESSES.
1t is evident that spangles are to
play an important part in evening
gowns and beautiful examples are fair
ly showered by glittering additions in
all new colors on delightful combi-
uhtiOpo VI tiit Samb. As DuTDte rs
leading color for day wear. its reflex
is seen in amethyst for evening and
one of the most captivating dresses
noted at an important exhibition, was
in pale pinkish purple, profusely
finished by spaugles on the same order
1t Is worthy of note moreover, that
among twelve exquisite concert gowns
to be worn by Nine. Patti. spangles
were prominent and beautiful ex-
ample in pale pink chiffon was richly |
sp0ngled. A delightful finish was
given by chiffon in brighter shade,
made into fnchsias that almost formed |
the very short sleeve and were pendent