New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Many Distinctive Features for This
Season.

The shop of Samuel Budd. IN Madison Square
West. where many pleasing innovations in
mems furnishings have first been produced. is
this season fairly alive with distinctive feat
Ures. for the most part designed by Henry
a BuGd, son Of the proprietor, which are cal
culated to appeal 10 the tastes OF men particu-
lar about theiF dress. The reputation of the
house for the production of innovations in mems
dress is we'll sustained one OF the most striking
novelties produced this season being a four-in-
hand tie made from Persian suede. This is said
to be the first time this material has been EN-
ployed in tho making of a tie and the novelty
has sprung into much favor. The tie. which is
intended for street wear. is shown in brown,
purple. dark green and other shades, and is
lined with silk.
For evening dress the Budd production for
spring and summer wear is a shirt OF white
japanese silk or very fine linen. with white
pique bosom with white enamel mother of pearl
and pearl centre or mconstone studs, and cuff
links to match The cuffs of this shirt consti-
tute another Budd innovation They are OF
the turned back type. and are cut away in
great curves from the outer edge 20 the point OF
union at the link. Most Of these shirts are made
up with monographs on the left sleeve The
Junior Carlton dress tie OF white pique IS worn
with this shirt and while either the straight
standing or the wing collar is said 20 ne correct.
the former is the more popular.
For tuxedo wear the Budd shirt IS made up
with body Of either fine linen silk. and
with a . bosom. OF fine French tucked linen.
The plaia link cuffs are attached TO this shirt.
studs and links may he either OF white
neltan, mOOnstOne pearl With the tuxedo
the rundown collar has preference. and the
tie is either Of dark gray or black figured goods.
Budd's tuxedo waistcOatS are OF silk in either
dark or pearl gray. cut with opening AMI
made up with three buttons which match the
studs and links worn Full dress waistCoats
shown are OF fine white figured piqUe white
silk. These also made with three buttons,
which match the studs and links
For day wear there is q large variety in fine
linen batistes and Cottous A speciality is the
combination shirt with bosom and cuffs Of cord
ed linen n smart designs. and cOlOrs, and the
body OF colOrVd madras. with these. Scarfs az
forcing striking contrast. are offered.
For afternoon Wedding wear BuGd IS OFFER
tns in neckwcar and gloves the Royal Ascot
scarf and gray suede gloves. There Is large
line OF white piCuc gloves for evening dress
wear, white buck Cor the opera. gray suede for
afternoon dress functions. and a number OF
light and heavy walking gloves In different
shades OF tan The motor muller. 81 silk knit
in white, black, blues browns and srays IS
a BCdd innovation which Is 1.dng much favor
among Automobiles. There Is a large as
sortmCnt Of haudkerchiefs and half hose in
colors TO harmonic with the shirt and scarf
and everything % be- desired in the way OF
scarfpins and mems iewelry In house gowns
there has apparently been check upon the
designers fancy. and there are shown creations
in tafeta silks and satin. with apple blossom de-
sign Some narrow belts for summer wear are
shown in tan and black calf and in piCskin.
These have buckle Of special design which is
mard up in either gold or silver, when desired