Amongspring goods there appi-ui ^ to be a^marked prevalence of tartans, 111 new beau^liful color.mixtures, like old rose, copper
young lady who had chariiied all eyas in | and mignonette, sumach red. olive, gold and
brown,etc. Theieare also richly plaided^stripes, the alternate stripe in monochrome,^nnd manv Hoial and conventional patterns^brought out in fine ^art^ colors. These on^the sample cards appear to obtain very^largely over the handsome self Colored^casbiiieres, camel's hair goods and other^line wools, that to verv many are^preferable and more refined in effect than^their prayer contrast-. These stri|s-s ami^plaids 011 new spring gowns are all ar^^ranged so as to diversify the old effect of^lines going all 11, one direct ion. T he skirt^dr aperies ..re mostly bias in their adjust -^101 nt, and on some of the bodices the fabric^is cut sothat in rase of si ri|H-s these all con-^m rge at certain seams: ana to produce this^result the side senilis are cut ipiite on Un^^cross. If the lining of the gown he exactly^on the straight, and the outside bias, there ;^will never be any fear of undue stretching,^though the two materials be cut in exactly^opiiosite ways.
