New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
FORECASTS OF FASHIONS.

Early victorian" IS term which falls often
from the lips % all who have any coLcern with
the making % womens clothes IN these days OF me
dressing % vomen's hair. The proud ladies' IN
tho windows Of the smart haird7essers exhibit one
o. the urettiest ~ these new-old styles. ana ono
which NAV be adapted by tho modern woman 70
the last degree OF becOmingness- The WaterIaI
or bun In the back. IS a loose braid Vol panpe
out and placed so that it can be seen above the
crown and just shows ~ The nape OF inc l''N
whom viewed from the f1'nt
The front hair is parted in the middle and well
n the front on the sides and waved u Is theh
rolled hack over pads II reeessary. ana so nearly
,,,,+e On ton as almost 20 hide Tho parting, which
-, ,,,,st be there. strairht die. To
look AZ an old photograph ~ the COS viii prove
how becoming this style NAV Re mace. W''h 'h'
,tr 81 the car Just covered and the pcfnng ="
..s,-l,- done as 10 obviate the hatheaoed appear
80, night 10 expected result from the
,,,ti,io, 81 the popular pompadour. Round cut Jet
,irs ike large ripe backberries. are u5ed galore
with this style ot hairdresslns Sna sa9t 81 ., rs
how or aierette IS imperative Inc wreaths 81 a ,;,
ieavee and tiny birds forEet-rnen ana IIe S
saer mis- season Tor fun dress also look Vel VII"
this couture
..s ssrI' early Victorian collar is Just
-,at,i,z fts appearance and may be OF linen. lace
-t,-otso--,5 scrt-1 or any % the new fabrics. 50
lo,r as Il Is actually placed on the neckoano OF
the dress. and fastened with bo" OF rlOo ~,
pinned invisihly AT the point where II rnee'9 -.
photographs may be again consulted for me Imn
eect in these collars n the throat Is not plusp
ana urefrv hand of velvet with a Htlit iD.n--
should be worn IN fact. this Is the une l" W.
old fashioned jewelry long hidoen a"as'
White shirtwaists take precedence IN 81 W ,
shops newly opened case 81 Imported STOCK
shows meroerized Madras linen waists very IAe
fine naperv They have ties and collars of INC
same material and are embroidered IN white on
each side OF the front The ties are cut on tie
bias wide enough and sufficiently long 10 "a
q bow with long loops and snort ehos-
French challies al s. cents yard. newly I'M
ported are shown IN the exquisite new SHADES
OF gray green and real baby blue The latter IS
the old fashioned sky blue not pale out uue
blue. without a hint OF turquoise siue eyeu
beauties win rejoice this shade as II nTngs oIt
the blue OF the ewes instead OF making them look
faded, as the greenish shades 90 tlny ools 4ilu
clear small stripes appear In these challes; Inc
skirts may safely be made up Witt ueep, a.
trimmed untrrnmcd. with siopeo Dreadths N
front and gathered IN the hack. as in the dresses
little girls used 20 make for their COILS SuTphce
waists viii be worn with these skirts
The new summer silks shown In scroll and
other designs but in these also the small dot
and narrow stripe take precedence.
Merceri-ra canvas taking The ilace OF oldtime
Scotch bingham. IS shown in piaids Of all sizes
While costing - cents yard. narrow width Il will
Gar outp-ear cheaper material X is particularly
euita bic FOR summer travelling seaside wear. as
A needs no Etarchng and does not crush easily
An ecru ground, plaioed with various colors, IL
exceptionally psstl u "a. mater1a1 ~--------.