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New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
LACE BRIDAL GOWNS.
Il Rare Assortment of Filing Robes
for June Brides.

Where did you buy that exquisite lace gown?'
asked a friend of the well dressed woman. who
answered AT Enrich Brothers. of course" There
upon the friend betook herself to this store, at
Sxth-ave. and 2Sd-st. where she found such beau
tiful assortment Of lace robes that, as she said
later I changed my mind five times before really
settled upon this gown"
Point and duchess lace. also real applique. arc
here in all their beauty. and selling rapid
ly this spring for bridal gowns.
Another popular lace, and which is more
hardy than the regular duchesse, is duchesse on
applique net In this there is a variety of designs
the prettiest Of them overhowing baskets OF roses
and the ever-lovely butterfly.
one of the newest patterns in robes shown here
is Of white pompadour lace. with raised rose de-
sign put rather eIaborately and made with three
slightly graduated hounces. Trailing vines are
also used as decoration for some of the nets.
Lace coats box. three-quarter length, bolero. or
blouse with belt-all with fun bell seeves-are prov
ing fine sellers this season. Arabian lace, which
resembles Battenberg, in yellow is well liked. is
the pompadour in white and yellow. Point Flanders
Is used for dainty little boero and real Irish
a combination OF the baby and heavy varieties
for another.
These two Irish laces are combined artistically
in a number of wide collars. On one of them. baby
Of tiny raised roses, while large applique medallons
Of the heavy Irish are introduced at intervals
lace Toeda lions for the same purpose Daisies the
size OF quarter in Irish point. and little butter
flies Of Vaienciennes are the favorite.
No mention, however brief, should be made Of
this store without an allusiOn the millinery de-
partment, in which all the material used is bought
the other side by the foreign buyer. About the
only style of hat which is absent in the display here
is the polo turban which the buyers predict will be
common in a short time that it will be worn by
well dressed woman. The Louis XVI styles pre-
dominate in this up to date department and are
made up in all the newest straws and color COM
binatons. The most fascinating model in a large
showcase devoted exclusively to importations from
Paris is shape verging on the tricorne and COW
cred entirely with shaded pink and yellow rose
petals. These TO start from the centre of the
crown, which resembles the heart OF a lovely tea
rose. Two large old rose silk roses. caught at
each side. the sole decoration.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
HAIR TRANSFORMATIONS.
For Up to Date Coifures These In
UentiOns .4re Needed.

~ @ len nature has been niggardly to a woman In
~ -'e matter OF hair what does she do? Some women.
al view OF their scanty falling locks. undertake
se ,. OF halr doctoring. but this Is a slow and
~shsome 80 process AS normal hair grows but
o.o- ooo-lourth OF yard in twelve months many a
oiiah who Institutes course of hair culture does
not live to finish It,
"ISe women. who to take time literally by
.oleioek' have way of going some reputable
uealer er IN hair goods. and piecng out their own
poor stock with one Of the artistic IN 10 date and
S1I'euy Invisible transformations
~ me store Of A. Simonson No sS3 Broadway
may De bought frontispiece-Mr Simonson's own
InVehuon-which few women Of fashion hesitate to
+o -ouerh styles Of hairdressing
osSHI IN respect to the quantity of hair posi-
Veiy demanded for the successful coifIre wheth her
ii'ei or loW that many a woman who has no cause
" 1eel ashamed Of her hair wears one of these
nneiy nnished pieces reserving her own hair to
head,
New ways of doing the hair are constantly being
Of 9Ieee 10y 10y ms hrm One of the very latest
novety as well the beauty of this coiffure will
TioF, 20 tnSse who aim 70 be original 1t offers
oorT. 2I. as one woman called it.
front and sides the head being waved and r,Io
L peh q ~ Marie Antoinette. The back hair is then
Drtuaed IN long, fluffy braids. and arranged from
ear TO ear toward the nape of the neck
IT, OF stch d couture, so simple elegant and strik-
I5s, tortoise shell combs the correct Ornament
BUT halr ornaments are matter of Individual taste
- fAnotner d OF Mr.. Simonson's inventions is the
hl , hH0t an artistic style for arranging the
b PACK y haIr, which can be combined with any num-
The most up to date devices for hair hygiene ar
f OI tOiIet luxury to please the fastidious
are a specially with this house.
cheap hair goods of the poorest of possibIe
consciousness that ones head is well groomed e ir
pleasure to look upon is surely one
Slnonson feels that in no small neasure his srn-
rs que 10 ths consciousness in the heart of his
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

massage and manicuring done In its perfectly
appointed parlors.
THE fact is" the manager told a Tribune repre-
than did five or six years ago. and the funny
part of it is largest customers quite young
women. Few American women. whether young or
elderly grow enough hair their own heads to
satisfy the exigencies Of the modern coiHure. 1t
seems to be an unfortunate fact that in point OF
hair the American Is deteroratng. Men and
women alike are apt TO have poor. thin, falling
hair. I attribute this and the frequency OF gray
hair to the age live in"
For women who troubled in this way. what
could be more desirable than of the invisible
wigs which this firm makes speciality Of? Made
to slip over their hair. they are worn as
matter Of convenience by many women, who prefer
to dispense with the bother of the curling iron. As
these coffures be adjusted at minutes notice,
are held firmly in place by means or springs, ana
can be arranged either low or high. as the WeaFeF
may elect thew represent real achievement IN
the art OF artistic hair goods. -
TVaVv switches and pompadours IN every possible
style, including the Partisan pompadour' the Lenox
and the Empire pompadour, are also among the
articles on which this establishment prides ITSELF
The Monte Cristo toilet preparations put up eX-
clusively by this house need no advertising 10 ac-
There is also a full line of creams. hair tonicS,
Toilet waters perfumes powders and all the sInail
accessories OF the toilet which mean so much tG
the woman OF refinement -, A., -,
tortoise shell combs of Colonial days. the snow,
cases OF tl7'q firm are filed with fine tortoise snelL
GOODS pI,,a and with all the decorations whlch
the most eXactipg taste could demand. rhinestone
and other fancy combs have taken a secondary
nIace In comparison with the plain SneI BoOuS ioT
the present, however.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

tive plaids OF browns and tans. the leading shades
IOr the season are in plenty. and there is no
laTk rh OF lie most popular patterns IN stripes-
,Ihs proper styies in shoes. Oxford plain or
5luener cut. in patent leather. calf or tan. are
&C eNHy lOf these who would be up with the season
~ Veil inoosWear The blocks Of the leading natters M & as
bIa, ds the distinctive style OF the Snltn-GIay
tbo 5ocH, are shown in the predomnating black ana
'i1y proper shades of brown.
spits u1s az mems single breasted four button sack
le fronts slightly rounded and almost square.
arro rn S-inch vent and button and buttonhole are
e1SiiIeu erieu 4y smith. Gray & Co. IN the prevalnns
5Isids snad4 r Of gray and gray or DARK . woven S
spd t WIN apes larger than those OF last season @
aI 1nI WIN vent in centre. The trousers for both
sack sack suits are of medium width The waistcoats
AiS ~, single breasted, with notched collar.
- ne SfnitneGray English walking suit Is one 20
siu @ man in winning both fame and fortune: IL Is
Ser iSllly long. quite full in the front and with
three buttons.
IN overcoats. the paletot. or paddock. of dark
t and the Chesterfield dress overcoat. faced
yin SILK to the edge, preserve the distinctive
St St.sn-siray cut and are in keeping with fashions
iaIest decree in material and lines.
E1unoredS are those who now looking forward
10 preparing for Easter by purchasing their frCck
coats For such Smith GRAY & Co. are pre-
pared. From nat shoes the correct Easter attire
is TO be found in their stores
IAVeries, dress and undress. for servants. and
GunIorins for the employees of hotels. railroad and
OF this house.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
YACHTING SUITS.
Jauntiness Their Keynote Dainty
EUening GOzcns.

by making 1t a rule never to disappoint a Gus
TONER and to serve every visitor to it's store with
pFOmptness and courtesy, the firm of Hearn &
hyman, No. 20 West 29d-st Opposite the Fifth
Avenue HoteD. has gained the confidence Of the
public in an incredibly short time. From tailored
suits to rain coats. there nothing in the way Of
costumes. dresses. evening coats and silk and
lingerie waists that it does not seem to have In
dressy gowns for afternoon and evening wear there
are some delightful things
What could be more tempting than n gown of
neAotrope chiffon embossed with sprays Of lilac,
the exclusive product of an English house? or
Inan a chiron crepe i'll tender green, raspberry
ShliL0n trimmed with entre-deuX of Self-cOlored
spanish lace? white batiste dress Ill panelled in
tucks and hand embroidered motifs falls over pale
yellow taHeta, which is yelled in white chiffon.
Another Wnlte batlSte powdered with eyeletS, is
made up with pale blue silk. This is one Of the
Ihree piece gowns so much in vogue where the
frivolous little repeats the Valenciennes edg-
ings and motifs Of the bouSed bodice and the skirt
taffetas. showing changeable effects in bluet and
gold, dove, champagne, hyacinth, Kuroki and the
other fashionable shades. Linen dresses there are
that are plain and designed for morning wear, but
possible with embroidered Anglaise and Russian and
Ciuny laces, and all manner OF raised and open
work embroideries.
Hearn Hyman make speciality OF yachting
their white tailored briiantnes and serges also the
henriettas and drap d'eteS in black and pastel
shades which give the effect of brOadclOth without
Its weight. Rajah has won its way as an IDEAL
never seems to wear out its welcome with women
OF refined tastes.
A Doucet model in a long pongee coat shows the
princess eject. Bands OF jet and green iridescent
edging beautify evening coat of black unessaline
Such elegant wraps are in exact keeping with the
lace and embroidery-incrusted fancy waists and
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
SUSPENDER DRESSES.
Popular Mode of the Ssason-FrssB
Ideas ip Fashions

It would be impossible to exaegsraf. tha tn.
portance to women OF knowing where 60 60 to SEQ
s'yHsh' 1resh IDEAS In wearing apparel No matter
now ensrossed woman may be IN her home her
schoolroOm Or her ONCE, there come moments
when she wishes with all her heart to look hsr
BEST There Is only one method OF curing lOuefnss
Ike these. and 1t is to go to some accessible and
popular establishment. like that OF Phillips6orn
NO. L West 2Sd-st. and At herself out with the
gown, the separate skirt, the blouse or the wraD
which IS essential to her peace OF mind.
A becoming phase OF the popular suspender typs
OF dress is shown in the soft pale green known "a
reseda The skirt is laid in full pleats and can be
worn separate from the waist and gfrdIe Ths
blouse is fashioned Of white Brussels net over
white China silk. the suTplice effect being created
by insertions OF butter eOlOred lace The grdIe and
sUspenders are OF seIf-colored silk. shfrred. The
girdle closes in front with large gilt buckle and
the sleeves come to the elbow. where they are dn-
ished with full frills Of lace.
Princess effects promise to be among the mOse
popular OF the seasons styles for the slender svsts
woman who can wear them. One Of PhiIlipsborn's
princess frocks in batiste represents the ideal Of
AIRY AIRY S1GE n Ingry n u ane 1odiee S SDT2ldsred =
insertions OF Val lace run in between the points.
shfrrings The vandyI<e motif is repeated on ire.
sleeves, which fall IN full fOunces from the elbow
with silver sequns and raised fioVers in silver
braid Entirely different, though hardly less elab-
crate In their way. are the tub dresses which are
offered by this firm In many prices and practt-
caIIy unlimited variety of styles The passion for
fine hand work. expressed over and over again IN
hats. wraps, neekWear, underwear-almOst every
thing, In short that woman puts On-dOnlinates
the tub gown, whether 1t be a matter OF butcher
linen for morning wear or artfully artless cons
The only exceptons-Iuckily there are exceptions
are the pleated crash and linen skirts for morning
and general purposes. cut on the finest lines and
finished in a beautiflIly workmanlike manner. The
convenience and sense OF satisfaction TO be derived
lingerie waists or hand embroidered gowns for mOrr
ceremOntOuS occasions.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
4 MECCA FOR ATTIRE.
Stores Where Man Is Garbed from
Head to Foot.

srbe Smith Gray & Co. stores are Meccas to
v,btcb thew who would be fashionably ana season
ohlv, clad should make pilgrimages twice year
Now is the time for the spring pilgrimage anu tl4e
stores are repets with those things oeSno ~.
witch prompts the journey. Man can so naAeu
IN a smith. Gray & Co store. ana issue tnOiico
DerSectIv clad from the head down. the feeI up'
o,,t1rard TO inward and inward 70 outward 4heIe M
a. 20 article OF mans apparel in which these STORES
are not wen found. in which their STOCK ras,nOi m
complete in every respect Those oes'l-"s "a nor
St,,1ea those whose tastes run TO SOBER a1u ~ 1ol.
servatve fashions and those who pursue ue luT ~,
die course OF a blending OF 0otn tne
ana their sartorial whims gratinea- 49,.
The Smith, Gray Co. stores are AZ al u'iles ,aeI
harbIrgers os the change Of season. ana now looA
into their show windows or an inspectNn "a LII I S
nemmoth stocks tells the customer tnat ~ ms 5fT ~ hS
beIsfed spring IL he does not hasIeh 10 uo'A i''
winter garments -, "a . variety bewidering
AZ avenesIs 10 his fancy. Plain eIeets 1u @ Us
S III oo Tell in Rarnets navy biues, ~ SaI,ttos'
ured s as HSi5 a. and green's Will show thelr oeauuss'
s1d cautious indeed must be ne ~ 10 Sbirts the ar
S aIu tbst I-iIl SUIT him. Likewise ~ tS-1s SIS
rov .s most Imposing in oelIe~'9 os Iva blsclST
L.ayy,od ana figured browns. tans. ~ sttrsc
ana whites, end lavenders' S'O's'''o -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

Arnheim Is not stingy with his samples On the
~ ~ nc is prodgal with them. and all one has
- ~ 20 nno out the wealth OF patterns he has to
sfs rom az that store IS to pay two cents for
- -..lR eAlQ ask Tor samples. With the samples II
ne requests s. will come A book OF fashion mates
Svho Sn tel the vertest pumpkin what to wear and
-IS.A anu now TO wear IL. So IS Arnheim and
.5gJIL, ~ ms customers that the flt and workman
S,. VII oe beyond fault finding that he and they
~ selt-tneaSurement blanks. The customer sends
tai,, .S s 1rements and Arnhem does the rest
5 Doalll5 tuu responsibility Ror the fit These meas
for them. ~ " eS Ao4uea1
5Om start 20 finish the Arnheim garments are
s-tS ~ lne premises at Broadway and 9th-St,
~ ne Worlzrooms, big, airy places. into which
S-o SSSLubnS StreanS from many windows, occupy
nne ~, ioOLs Measuring, cutting and sewing
~ NCHs unQer conditions that give the clothes
Ss ~ Ot purity and freshness II you wear Arm
nJ!LH garments you may be that not a single
ing tenement house.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
GLORIFTED WAISTS.
Many NeoU Ideas Combined IN q
Single ModeLWhite Dresses.

The apostle of the simple life would probably Be
driven to despair K he could Of the things
shown at Franklin Simon & Co.'S. No. 44 5th-ave.
There simple things. It Is true, for those VINO
want them. but there are great many more which
excessively elaborate to suit the Dredomnatins
taste OF the day. Even lingerie garments. in which
simplicity was once thought desirable. partaEe 0k
the tendency to as much decoration as possible
One OF the noticeable features IS the combination
OF several different kinds Of decoration on one gar
ment A little embroidered waist, FOR lEstalle7l
had the embroidered front incl0sed IN a Geep
OF lace insertion coming down irregularly 70 Sne
waist line and extending IN points over tn9 eloOW
sleeves Besides this there were little tucAs I4n-
ming all sorts Of ways, ane small yoke ana eoiler
OF Valencennes lace and fagOting.
grafton on many Of these waists are often eNces-
sively complicated. being made up or lace 1aSOs-
ing, embroidery narrow bands or lawn or uteLo
SQUARES and diamonds OF tucks. The eject Ot tnaS9
YOkes however, Is OF simplicity, since the Va
fious elements melt into single whole.
The lingerie froCks show the same tendency 70
combine different kinds Of oruanentation
the skirt composed OF two ennOrOldefeO l9FFncess
and between these fOunces were little frtlls q
lawn and lace while the lower nOunce was SO5e4
with q similar decoration Another gown nad 0ia-
monds Of tueks set into the hOunce with lace M
one OF the simplest gowns seen IN this depart
ment and also extremely pretty ana lu9lpsHs5sS
one was little princess frocE or SUI iL nuns w., i
short fred sleeves ribbon g1rdle an9 = pam 49,,
d1isSed with fine narrow lace edged hounces Inls
little model Is shown in pale pink. Que ana l@NeL91
a. wall a
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
ARTISTIC TRIMMINGS.
1rnoLd's NesU Department RepIete
sritk the SmarteSt Goan accessories.

The fact that there IS always a demand for the
artistic and new in trimmings, buttons and braids
has induced Arnold. Constable & Co. Broadway
ana ISth-st. TO open q new department Of these
goods this spring. Not only have they every de-
sirable style Of button from the tiny pea button
60 the brilliant rhinestone button the size OF a
half dollar. but they are prepared TO make any
thing in the shape Of button that it can enter
anto the mind Of woman to desire.
Some OF the Ioveliest spangled ana chiffon ap-
plques to be had IN this department A trim
ming OF iridescent sequins on the pink and hello
erope shades presents the most fascinating mother
of-pearl effects. Bands Of roses and foliage. all
mo5eued in satin and ane embroidery in delicate
pompadour eolorings, are decidedly fetching. as
are the chiffon flower garnitures in the form Of
eTescents q pink roses and green leaves all ready
gown. The roses are about the size OF a dime and
chiffon ans centres OF satin
Stunning blouses are built Of tho embroidered
sllover net and the alloNer Nalenclennes. AloNer
Nenetisns are in great favor for elaborate gowns
son. and are to be had in black and white.
Other high art novelties in this department are
chet banding ecru ''Val' and batiste and Venetian
banding.
ere men IN this FIRMS S2s S9sct9n Of dresses @
80 -T,oios idess ss in fha GOWN Of reseda ninon
showing the coin spot on checked ground The
bodice and skirt have white lace insertions. with
OF narrow green velvet ribbon border the edges Of
9 triple bertha and are drawn through small gilt
buckles over camp Of white e allover lace; ,,.
A X
has revers Of antique pink. One very recherche
3rock is OF shimmering gray satin foulard. The
ekirt shows a broad incrustation OF black and
white repousse lace and baby" Irish Zone OF the
seasons novelties). and the bodice has the same
[ich gaTnture, with the half-sleeves that fashion
HevnrS.
Figured and plcin radium in infinite variety is
shown at the dressgoods counters, but nothing
passes for sunptucusness the embroidered nlnon,
with Empire punches Of flowers in satin and raised
velvet on q background strewn with bouquets
delicate as II done in water color. A black crepe
oe chine embroidered with punches of in
pompadour effect. and twO-toned crepe radium. with
Bmall self-colored figures, dots and stripes, are
beautiful specimens OF modern skill and taste.
Many charming separate waist models shown.
One blouse Of white satin taffeta is incrusted with
medallons Of point de Nenise and insertions OF
EepouEse lace, while English eyelets powdered
over the tops Of the trpepuffed sleeves ana about
che yoke. Baby Irish is combined with medal
lions and insertions OF German ''Val' 10 make a
work OF art OF OF those handkerchief linen
waists which here seen in thu greatest variety
Small yokes. wila insertions Of both heavy and
Hight laces. appear on many OF the delightful lin
Berie IN shirtwaists which 10 be prominent a
Factor IN this seasons fashions Others are disin-
Ruished examples OF hand embroidery, still others
are maTVels of English eyelet work.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

hOtch Of fashion. IN the thousands are hundreds
WHO owe their abilty % shine as well the best
garment ft for that day-tho double hreasfeS
ertng.
There Is nothing like q blue serge suit to make a
man look and feel cool and comfortable and vet
dressed up; The blue serge OF Arnheim cut this
season IS eresser than last years IN that q As
longer and does not 0are out pronouncedv at fhe
hips as heretofore. Either single double breasted
q has q large vent in the centre seam. The ton
coat ostnacized two years ago ed practically ban
ished last year, seems 20 have been pardoned ana
allowed 20 return from exile this spring aithOuEh
tts arrival has been very unostentatious. II the
orders tor u received BY AFnheim criterion
The paddock coat OF Oxford gray IN soft and hard
finish 10 stils however. the coat par excellence for
q this styie are Geiight 70 the eve. It Is made
either single or double breasted, following grace.
fully the lines OF the figure and curving AWAY "a
sweeping lines at the hips into the fun SKIRT
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
AIDS TO THIN HAIR.
Present Coifures Demand artificial
Devices Toilet Tables.

The business that can survive successfully the
competition, the fluctuations Of trade and fashion
and the changes Of fortune for fifty years is cer-
tainly entitled to be ranked as somewhat of a land
mark in this city and age.
In the case OF L. Shaw, No 81 West 14th-st how
ever, the reasons for this unusual longevity arc
not hard to seek. This house long ago achieved an
enviable reputation not only for the superior
quality of its hair goods. but for the sliIfulness
with which hair dressing, scalp massage facial
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
WHITE EVENING COAT.

delightful three-quarter accordion pleated even
ing coat in ivory Venetian cloth has deep cape OK
ecru guipure. The garment Is richly braided IN
white silk braid IN scrolls and aFabesQues.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

the delicate lingerie waists which are shown IN s,,cb
great variety here Null, batiste and aIover laces
and nets form the foundation Of some OF the great
eSt successes in this line: but who shall describe
Ihe appnques, the hand-joined laces and hand
emDroidery' the insertions and motifs which enrich
A new auto" redinsote Of coated silk in cham
payne has the waist outlined solely by means Of
tiny tucks. It comes also in blue, red and gun
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
REIGN oF CHECKS.

1t is checks. checks. nothing but checks. Black
hairlines on ecru foundation. shepherds plaids
In black and white and blue and white black and
White-eveTything Of the kind Is desirable from
fashions viewpoint.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
EMRRoIpERED PAsTILLEs.

If one has the skill and the time, voe costume
can be glorihed by embroiderng large silk pasties
as a border to the bolero and the skirt One dress
with the double skirt effect so much liked in Paris
is Of biscuit voile with the pasties in India red
along the hounces and the TeveTS which cross on
the bosom surplicewise. The pastilles might be in
heiotrope or reseda or rose with equally charming
effect.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
UP TO DATE TAILOR MADE.

A graceful tailored gown is in deep "cIematis''
purple cloth The skirt falls and flows full from the
hips. except for front panel caught down by tiny
buttons. and the coat Is a happy union between a
draped Corsage and Louis Seize coattaI Revers
in pale violet satin and a and rufleS Of mel
low lace complete this novel conception.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
SUIT FOR STREET WEAR.

A walking suit of fine brown face cloth has its
little coat opening double-breasted waistcoat
of ivory noire which in fits turn reveals a shirt
of union broderie." The belt Is Of soft. natural
Russian leather.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
a SPREAD OF RHYMES.

A. kindergarten spread shown by q prominent
linen house has pictures illustrative OF Mother
Goose rhyues woven all over It, 1t comes IN blue
and white, green and white and tan