The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1903, Page 9

“PENNS $10.00 -ONTER GOWNS Thousands Laid Aside for Horse Show Week by Daughter of the Banker, Whose Home Is in Riverdale. MISS MOROSINI IS PLAYING STAR PART. AN of the Dresses Come from Paris, and No Single One Will Cost Less Than $1,000, An- nouncement Is Made. ‘Ten thousand dollars !s a goodly sum for one young woman to spend on gowns designed expressly to be worn during the Horse Show week, yet this Is just what Miss Glulla P. Morosini, @aughter of Glovann! P. Morosin!, the well-known financier, has done. For the last two or three seasons the gowns worn at this annual function have been somewhat plainer than In for- mer years, but if Miss Morosini's order Is a forerunner of the style of costum- ing to be expected this year, then tho glories of the Horse Show will indeed hhave returned. Early in July Miss Morosin! commta- gioned the Simpson Crawford Company to have their foreign buyer order for her from exclusive designs in Paris five of the handsomest costumes ever brought to this country. ‘True, the Horse Show was four months off, but with commendable foresight Miss Morosini bethought herself that fhand made, embrofdered costumes are not manufactured in a day, also that five gowns were required—a different one for every night in the week, not counting Saturday, when soclety people carefully absent themselves from the show. But the time allowed did not prove ‘ny too long; for the event which marks the beginning of the social sea- fon {s but ten days off and the cos- tumes were delivered to Miss Moro- gin! at her home in Riverdale-on-the- Gudson just this morning. A curious similarity In the design of the gowns is all the more remarked ‘when the fact is made known that @ach costume came from a different and equally celebrated maker in Paris, Miss Morosini, however, who is justly famed as having the most beautiful fig- ure of any woman in New York, wears tthe princess fashion exclusively in her evening frocks, so evidently a general order to that effect was given. ‘The most noticeable of all the gowns @ one of poppy red satin Chantilly cloth, elaborately embroidered in pop- pies shading from palest pink to poppy * wed: The gewn is made wittya tranh- Darent yoke and elbow sleeves—as, in- deed, are all the other frocks, The skirt has a moderately long train mith a frou-frou of shaded chiffon round the hem. Ruffles of the chiffon also finish the sleeves. Another magnificent frock is composed entirely of heavy silver embroidery, studded with jewels on reseda green tulle and chiffon, ‘The sleeves are of lace with jewelled Medallions of silver, tight fitting to the elbow, then streaming out in ends of ‘Cluny lace. Around the arm are straps of dull green velvet, An exquisite gown fs one of pearl @ray crepe de Chine embroidered in @haded grays in a design of sheaves of fwheat and corn flowers. , ‘The most gorgeous of all the cos- tumes {s of cream white chiffon velvet, embroidered heavily with white silks fn a sphinx design. The bodice is also arimmed with @ heavy gold embroidery fn @ sort of yoke harness effect. The sleeves consist merely of caps at the @houlders with full gathers of flowing dace to the elbows. Insertions of lace graduate from the bodice down to the mass of embroidery on the skirt. har- lace. Tints from the palest lilac fo the deepest purple are combined in @ pansy design, embroidered with ohenilie and silver, The transparent yoke is of duchess lace embroidered mith the purple chenille and silver. This sores -Is made over drop Ce of chiffon and sili. ‘mportant item in| Miss Moro- eini's wardrobe is that every, detail of her ‘tollet, corresponds with, the color scheme of the gown. Hats, wraps, gloves, shoes and even jewels are all chosen to accompany each costume, Not one of these gowns cost less than Tien rome of them two and three times much. When all the accessories are froluded and the oustom-house charges allowed for $10,000 will scarcely cover the cost of th five costumes for Horse Show week, FATHER AND SON ACCUSED. Mrs. Graner’ Charges Her Husband and Stepson with Assault. Mrs, Catherine Gruner, of De Kalb wianue, Concord, 8. I., asked Magistrate ‘Cxoak, in the Staplgton Police Court to- day, for a warrant for the arrest of her thusband and her husband's seventeen year-old son, Paul, on a charge of as- eault, Mrs, Gruner was covered with bruises and a part of her right ear had been torn off. ‘The woman told the Magistrate that recently she had considerable domestic rouble caused by the frequent contlicts tween her fifteen-year-old son, George, and her nisban gon, Paul. Last nig ¢ she. ir nd and stepson at- eked en White er husband beat face, finally seizing earl ith a club. thi scratched ber earring she lary swore and ing it from her ear so that ire lobe ras torn away, Magistrate Crone “issued warrants” for je father and son. — CHILD DEAD, DRINKS ACID. Mrs. dda Bower, Mourning Her Daughter, Takes Her Own Life. Mre. we Bower, who was housekeep- for iiiam Meyer, f Or. tor William, Meyer, «foramen of] a sApapltal to-day from ic acid pol ning. nontiin a mia woman's six-year- be oes then she, .$x0,000 HORSE SHOW OUTFIT FOR MISS GIULIA MOROSINI. MAS, FLORA DODGE MAY WED AGAIN Rumor that She Seeks Divorce and Is to Become Bride of Lionel Guest, Brother of Lady Rodney. Soctety circles are somewhat agitated to-day over a rumor that has come from Sioux Falls, 8. D., where Mrs, Flora Bigelow Dodge has established a residence for the purpose of suing her husband, Charles Stuart Dodge, of this city, for divorce. ‘The rumor is to the effect that Mrs. Dodge will become the bride of Lionel Guest, of Montreal, as soon as she has secured her decree. Lionel Guest is a brother of Lady Rod- ney, of London, Lady Rodney, Capt. Henry Guest, of the British army, and Lionel Guest, of Montreal, have been visiting Mrs. Dodge at Sioux Fale this week. Despatches from Sioux Falls say Lionel Guest was very attentive to Mre. pene auras his stay there. dy Rodney, Capt. Guest and his peotner ave gone on to the Canadian Rocky Mountains, where Capt. Guest and his brother will hunt big game. After the hunting trip Capt. Guest t will sail from San Francisco to rejoin his regiment in India. Lady Rodney and Lionel Guest are expected to return to the East by the way of Sioux Falis. AGED MAN ILL ON STREET. George Heyman Found Suffering from Heart Trouble. George Heyman, sixty years old, of No, 827 Central Park West, was found in front of No. 601 Hudson street to-day suffering from heart. trouble, lie was taken to St. Vincent's Hos- MISSED THE CAT, BUT HIT HIS WIFE Bullet Intended by John Jamison for Feline Who Had Stolen His Dinner Went Astray and Wounded His Helpmate. H, CG FE. Open Saturdays till 9.30 P. M. Children’s dren’s Da: John Jamison, the aged man who shot his wife at their Sheepshead Bay home on East Fifteenth street, was arraigned in the Coney Island Court before Magis- trate Naumer to-day. He denied that he had Intentionally injured his wife, asserting that he was shooting at a cat and the bullets miscarried, According to the story told in court, which was corroborated by the accused man’s daughter and son-in-law, with whom the aged couple live, Mr. Jamison {s @ man of irascible temper. A few years ago he built an extension to the house of his son-in-law in which he secluded himself fromthe rest of bis family. He sald he wanted to be elone and separated from the noise made by his grandchildren. He rarely spoke to any member of the family, living like a hermit in the little extension In the Bik Fetiast might one of his grandchildren brought the old man’s dinner out to the extension and laid {t on a table by the door. He was dressing at the time, and when he had completed his tollet he found a large black cat devouring the lowest in this city. FOR THE effects, prettily trimmed, colors blue, value $3.00.. CHILDREN'S Ct with or without capes, wool kersey, MISSES' FANCY SUITS, of 18 yrs., value $25.00............0000 trimmed, three-quarter or full length, to 18 yrs., value $28.00........+,2+++ FOR TH 23G.to 6 yrs, reg. $6.50........e0008 through the door and striking his emits dn the thighs as she was climbing the stairs in the main house, Her injuries are not serious. Nevertheless the old man was held until Nov. 9 to await the result of her wounds. reg. $5.00 FOR THE L SERVANT FOUND DEAD IN BED. are aa oe $ Zeitz & Tarshis $ CREDIT TO ALL. EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. CLOTHING For MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN. HATS, SHOES & MILLINERY. Yourself and Family Can Dress Well at an Outlay of 351 PER WEEK ® srookiyny 468 Sth Ave., n’r 10th st. Stores. { 835 Fulto St.. opp Elm pl @ New York) 741-3 8th 40th st Stores. { 2239 3d Ave., n’r 1220 st SSVVVVCVVSVSVOSVODG | row satin ribbon.. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S STREAMER H. trimmed with ribbon bow, band and crowns, all colors, reg. 98C.......-++ } ; CHILDREN’S BEAVER FLATS, large sizes, CASON, FEE. GBSO. soe vcrcivcccsscoes ve Deeseceecseceesed ribbon bow, band and streamers, in two ; | to 1034.. LITTLE MEN'S LACE SHOES, of chrome for rough wear, sizes 11 to 2 hand-sewed turn soles, sizes 11 to 2, Coward re nc Retaea OCH & 125th St., West, Seventh Avenues, ‘immed with fancy braids and buttons, black and all colors, 6 to 14 yrs., value $12.00 with belted backs, velvet Collars and emblem on sleeves, 234 to 8 yrs. BOYS’ CHESTERFIELD TOP COATS, of all-wool Oxford frieze, cu! length, loose effects, 7 to 16 yrs., reg. $6.00.. Lizzle ‘Turner, a cook, was found) CHILDREN'S COATS, of all-wool cheviot, dead from gas at her home, No. 37 Wost Seventy-slghth street, to-day. z 5a <o cheviot, similar style; colors blue, tan or red; sizes 14@ to $ years. th MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S’ HATS, 0 sie MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S FANCY FELT HATS, rolled brim, trimmed with ribbon band, bow and streamers, all colors, reg. $1.25 CHILDREN’S HATS, of extra quality white napped felt, trimmed with SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. MISSES’ BUTTON BOOTS, of dull storm kid, hand-sewed welt ae soles, an ideal school shoe; sizes 11 to 2, 2.291 CHILDREN’S, of same, sizes 534 BOYS’ CALF LACE “SHOES, hand weit extension double “Soles, “newest shapes, sizes 234 to'53¢, 2.381 YOUTHS’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SLIPPERS, kidskin or French patent leather, 1.595 sizes 844 to 10% INFANTS’ ah) SHOES, dull kid tops, patent leather foxed, turn soles, sizes 2 to 6.. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ LEGGINGS, “of ‘veivet, leather, ‘corduroy’ or Jersey immensé assortment—interestingly low prices. pital. C O. Between Lenox & Friday & Saturday. Days Discriminating mothers give most generous welcome to our Chil- 's. They know that the Koch standard means correct styles; that the Koch sale prices are real concessions from prices already the GIRLS Third Floor CHILDREN'S DRESSES, of cashmere or serge, in Russian Blouse or Sailor brown or red, 4 to 14 ap 1.79 zibelines or meltons, several pretty Styles, . 8.95 15.75 MISSES’ FANCY COATS, of kersey, zibeline or melton, handsomely tailored and black and all colors, 14 E BOYS 17,95 Third Floor. BOYS’ RUSSIAN ‘BLOUSE SUITS, of fine all-wool serge or cheviot and velvets, with standing and sailor collars, handsomely trimmed and braided, 4.98 3.59 Oxford or blue friezes, double-breasted, - 3.98 ' 4.98 Second Floor last scrap of his meal, BOYS’ DOUBLE - BREASTED SUITS, of all- d, cateh- 5 all-wool mixed cheviots and dae cae arelnae hoe ted "eerios at ne tweeds, finely tailored and perfect fitting, 7 to 16 yrs., reg. $5.00. cat. The bullets went wide, BOYS’ AUTO OVERCOATS, of all-wool ITTLE TOTS with deep velvet capes and stole fronts; others with braid and fur heads; all colors; sizes 1% to 5 years.. 4. 59 CHILDREN'S COATS, of black or blue cheviot, trimmed with lace; also of . 3.98 4.69 29 CHILDREN’S COATS, of all-wool cream Bedford cord, trimmed with lace and fancy ribbon, various styles; sizes 6 months to 2 years CARRIAGE COVERS, of ripple eiderdown, trimmed with wide or nar- |ATS, of plain or scratched felt, streamers, round or square 49c 75c¢ 1.48 1.98 Second Floor, colors black, brown, navy and sizes and two Styles, reg. $2.98 1.79 2.29 1.79 1.24 a89e of same, sizes 13 to 2. calf, spring heels, heavy soles Shoe FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, The “instep fit” in the shoe that more and more people come to look at, buy} and wear. The “Coward Good Sense” Shoe. The shoe that sets right up into the arch of the foot without a lap-over at the} instep. Nothing like the Coward Shoe for fit. DOUBL With All FR AMES STAMPS ~ 2 Blue Stamps Instead of 1 eA Fulton yt., Elm Place and Hoyt St., Brooklyn. oo% cloth, zibeline or mixtures, with blouse, long |" semi-fittting or strapped coats, colors blue, brown or black, 14 to E TRADING Cash Purchases IDAY. THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1903. d A MAIL ORDERS aims SIXTH AVENUE. 21ST PROMPTLY a ry LG F 00 STREETS. N.Y. ILLEDY ‘Friday “i, Veritable Bargain Day! $1 Black Zibeline) $1-Oxford Melton, all wool and 56 inches wide, extra heavy and very desir- able for walking skirt and cloaking purposes. Friday's 49° Special __Price Ribbons ! TAFFETA RIBBON. This ribbon hes wide—wide enoueh for mashes nourh for use in all the fashion ylew of ribbon garnitu nKe ‘includes aii" the \eveninn” shadest brow! 9c finch 9c RIBBON, White, cardin mais and cei Trimmed Hats! ‘vets and coaue pompons and plumes, pea Specia —Our line of morrow’s sale) Hermadort dy nt shirt with ribbed t taped; sizes 30 to 45; per garment.. Boys’ 35c, Underwear! «;" Friday’s Bargains at merely nominal prices, The Chiswick Shakespeare, ®,..° on don edition). Publial price, per vol., 35c, Father Goose—His Book, Wi Publisher's price, $1.25; our price.. pace Sale of 1,000 Yards of Remnants of LINOLEUM and OIL CLOTH Each Paes Contains ene the remnants silt jane remnant will RTO ee a Regular 6c. Velveteen ditterent GIRLS" BOOTS. __ Btze 6 to & 85c zo 4,00 ped toes; a LACK, BOX, ery beat iar “ph Tallies vats Men’s and Youths’ Extraordinary Friday Sale! with brass button handsome chevron o the popular fad; value $4.00, at Winite or binck: Batty Teste: worth A sample a containing about 300 difter- nel cost neason each turbans and marquise hats, trimmed with talrror” vel EN'S. BLACK COTTON HA\ Women’s 50c. Underwear crochet neckn and fronts; ankle length pantn: Men’s $1.00 Underwear! ; drawers are double" Wood’s Natural History, S.mnrete* dition met upwards of 1,000 {llustrations. Ponilieer's price per eet $7, 4 | | Inlaid Linoleum! gma Good Sone. LLY MADE BOYS' FRI 4 sewed welt Clothing! ds Silk and ‘ a 75¢ Wea Challie, 29¢ yaa! made from There are 3,500 yards in this lot of this beautiful fabric secured by us yarn. It is at such terms that we can afford to sell them at less than half price. They come in self-colored satin stripes, as well as in handsome printed effects in floral, Persian and Dresden designs. different styles to select from, and It Is only stating a plain, simple fact to say that this is a splendid chance to get an extra fine material for waists, kimonos or children's dresses at LESS THAN HALF PRICE. Ostrich Plumes! i the val Hand-Made Hats! some in the hichest ete” Oe ‘an ‘on sale to-morrow al 85 TRIMMED HATS will include (for to- very, rich patterns in moleakin plush For Men, Wom and Children 25, IMPORTED FART(CHIL DREN'S 25C. ‘BALE HOSE. | FAST BLACK HEAVY rt or. viain ay ‘OTTON STOCKINGS, a full reaular| corduroy ribbed: = 45¢ bared ty 9c double heels oles heavy, winter, Welehe fleece. lined vests, 139° and toes with long sleeves and per eee winter retene a : ‘pusseted Fes Cres ith nt—fie coi Slo Nslies 24 to 34—per marmient ts tte Balcony Book Store! Some good lots that we have gathered in, which you may have All in the original editions. this famous our from 2 to 15 Yards, 0 Cloth! #38 he remnants will ea [be sold at the rate, 1 0n0: Oneee- enone Der equate yards: 3c $0 quality, 6 —In black fe mon only- . es Arabe SASH NET, 27 Inches wide, a at Bargain yard Prices ato ‘Medallion’ Shoe Ss" ee rial. It is @ Eplesale, shoe, and in ann ° regular $3,00 value for ... CALF AND KID SPRING HEEL voles; the a prices are: ie ue te LACE to NCH CALF regu: n sleeves, regular feet, Friday’s es Lace Stock Collars 1m Fis ‘tat arene ‘ns tach! Pras Specials in Men’s Handkerchiefs !—o¢ su. Tinen with h Jpttinin (hema Seeeez, chi Value te Ready- TaFan Sparse Robes! Genet ful} nkirt: gored flounce and lone. ing tral: Friday's 1 can MAI LE i ING ory Pom ean Ish Fecal)” °can \ aoe Sorin F Brick ni brEtn. ide Boss the, Women’s $1 S calc {staVaisl tan cide ene oh? hewahh lary r Pn SEbeR aise Oven There are 26 faa i Bdstox A Sait nd Thee es iene) dress and in light, medium an ir nds, COL- LAID SILKS, 24 inches wide " ETA. The reason for a sale of le, are a trifle passe, and have “outworn E. These silks are actually worth from A very heavy, bright rustling quality, in the serviceable 27-inch width, The maker’s “guarantee” for good wear and service is stamped in the selvedge of every yard. Sold elsewhere as a “great special” at 69c., Friday’s Cut Price, no mail orders, Stylish Millinery! fahed | Iris en the oa deep, witht co 4.98 12,98 ‘ ee Gloves! and is bright and lustrous, with a rich hairy surface. Friday’s Special Price “"Hovelty Silks 2% Less Than Half Pricd “| For Bargain Friday we have selected from regular stock upwards of 1,400 yards of desirable a: silks, comprising such popular weaves as FANCY STRIPE AND FIGURED TAFFETAS ORED MOIRE VELOURS in gray, tan, royal, cardinal, pink and nile green; SURAH P in suitable color combinations, and odd lengths of BLACK TAFFETA AND MOIRE TAFF! this kind lies in the fact that some of the Novelty Silks, with regard to color and st: their welcome,” hence THIS MARKDOWN TO LESS THAN ONE-HALF PRI 79c. to 85c. pér yard; Friday’s special price, per yard...........e0+00+ Black Guaranteed Taffeta!— ure worsted inches wide 6% 39, Trish Point tea ah Bost black, 18 ie ata $2.00" : Taffeta Juby! value ts 350. a —Fun dou rast ltt Mannan cut; pacasen ae will put on thi ber cuse, 1 doz. “cana: there Der doz tn" $3.75. Bparrasial vei Brien, 1 Hom 1 Hfome:mad forie- rn ‘AD PURE M. eae) beitt sWOhcnte rosa: Sub Bacor Round Cylinder Heating Stoves! — gon Notting-T ace Curtains!- Gas | BED SETS, 1-75 at 7 inch: c[tsee reams 3 o| t. 35 on poo 2,25 Is made of quarter sawed oak, shaped arms, claw spring seat, and figured reversible velour cushions, at.. RED SETS, ” Nottingham Lace Bed Sets! Our showing of Nottingham Bi are the newest and styles the |i are the lowest. Bare 9.45 SETS ts unusually good. Destens pally: es considered, the prices and two shams, 2 aa rth ‘Ten patterns—very special he worth up to $1.75; at, @ pair...... wo Morris Chair 85 Plain inches” remuler Sis. Tee, ne 23 Men’s and Overcoats i" fine wool meltons, F e Youths’ handsomely riday OAs and trimmed; all sizes up to 44; 56 00 Bargains in HOUSE FURNISHINGS! spss Span rca OO en ea Lg * ots: {eee Regal Oil Heater) Portable Drop Light | _ Gas Radiators | an in fine all-wool cheviots; tu He Trousers in handsome — worsteds tras a steet oll! Gas Reading Lamp! Le ont and fine all-wool cassimeres; hundreds of pairs quarts of ‘all; Wrought tron | to select from; all sizes, 30 to 50 waist vive aa haa measurement, and all $ 85 a ATES sire lengths—perfect tit guaran- 1. fom: has the | Ly Milt: i Beech — s ita) " Boys’ Overcoats— 2x5), Military y wel tinea coats; 3 to 8 years; double breasted; 2,98 | xan burner