New York Fashion Letter

The utility of the tailor mado gow for every day wear has established i as a part of every well dressed woman' outfit. AU varieties f faney sil waists are again the ra},re, but the ncv volvet blouses are Die most popular o all. The nctvcst outside garraents ar very rauch trimmed, sometimes eutirel, with braiding or passementeria am often with fur. principally Sable and Persian triramings. The-old fasliion of jet etnbroidery Telvet is one of the most popular rancies of tlie Wioter. The llaitig' for the coats and capes is very gorgeous, the richtífct brocades and satins in the newest designs beiag employed. Iu tlie lalcst nurabers of the fashioa Mag-azinps pnblishod by A.. McDowel! & Co. are arjfe varietj' of these latest stylos. These peric dicals are ahvays ver.y attractive and are constantly increasing in popularity. "La Mode de Paris' and "Paris Album of Fashioiih" cost $8.30 er year's subscription, or 33 cents a copy. The "Frencta Daessmaker" is S3.U0 per aunnin or :!0 ci-nts a copy; and "La Mode" $1.50 a year or ]5 cents a copy. If you are nnable to procure either of these journals from your newsdealer do not take any .substitute, but apply by mail to Messrs. A. McDoweü & Co., l West 1 1 1 li Street, New Vork.