The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-15
LADIES' READING.
Fashions for July.
From Advanced Copy of Demo

uttermost parts of the earth, 1t is
pr city we'll scattered over it. Broad
way, lately so brilliant, is compare
lively deserted, or at least given over
to a multitude composed of those
whose daily labor earns their food
and necessary clothing, but no more
and disconsolate looking men, whose
limp shirt collars and general look goi
uncared- for-ness proclaim t heir wives
enjoying the .breezes ofold ocean, or the
comforts, OF "a, home In some rural
farmh0use!svfg9er yfia-sss eGa aa r.
,aBoNNETs FoRJULY.-Ifany change
has taken place inbonnets, ut, is only
that they have become smaller than
ever. The Fanchon has been restor-
ed to favor, and is made in tulle and
Grape for visiting and full dress bon
nets, and even in straw, although We
must confess that, to our taste. the
low-crowned Bergere hat with a brim,
even 81 itsbe narrow, is better suited
to a neglige style.
i Thecyery latest novelty in bon nets
is known as the Dubarry;" there is
nothing special about the shape, ex,
cepting that it is small and round. 1t
is made in lace and Grape, and often
IN fine Italian straw It is held upon
the head By an, elastic; the Strings,
which are always highly ornamental.
crossing upon the chest. NOT u nder the
chin, where they are fastened bysa ro-
settle OF lace, by q rose, or some pretty
ornament 49, =; i95fih.l.2 9si4s,l. iaa, !,
!, "A. very pretty bonnet OF this MS kind
IS edged WITH wreath Of sieqYes.i ana
small, drO0piug crimson sfuchsias set
upon a ponies blonde At the PACK
there IS a. single DOW, WITH sveryfQng
ends of narrow black velvet, crossed
with gold stripes; the Strings are OF
the same, Q. ged with a WIDE 5blonde
on both, sides, and cross upon the
chest, where they are fastenedlWlth a
rosette oil blonde with two or three
tuchsias IN the center, = b, digger,
% Another q bonnet of this KIND Is
made of tulle, full, not putfed and
edged ali round ,wthsnWiid roses
which faiiin sprays at the back. ~ ne
strings are formed. OF wide lappsts OF
white tulle, icrossedn1n itrontsand fas-
tened with "a rose IN its leaves.
A very new and pretty FanchOn
has a narrow, turned up brim, In
rice straw it is fresh and charming,
trimmed with a bunch OF held How
ers and gardiuerea ribbon; that
is, awhite rib bon, delieafeiy striped In
c0lors.aa s,ll 10 80 gai,ssi ; .ilslaeliI
l's But what of fas mons proper ptep
ashore with some of the newly arrived
husbands, at one of these gay Summer
resorts, and you shall see.
=, What narrow, skirts, and what a.
sweep of trainii Scarfs tied as sashes
halfway down the side of the. long,
trailing skirts, chains and. beads lfes-
tooned about the narrow hips, and
over the straight severity. of the dresss'
hair massed in curls on the top OF. the
head, a stray one only hanging here
and there back OF the ears beads or
chains about the neck and head, long,
loose sleeves, displaying white, round
ed arms and rich bracelets; these are
the points that first strike one on
seeing the gorgeous, glitterlng threng.
There are some, however, 8 whose
taste has made their toilets as fresh
and charming as june morning.
One of these ladies' wears lilac dress
dotted with white, a white lace barbe,
and some delicate lilac flowers in her
udiEs duQ pcdti oAudlHSH e, UiOoOA
earrings, and bracelet Her dress
is trimmed with plain lilac, bands,
corded with white satin a. ) Dslus II
q Another charming dress, but much
more striking. s is Of maroon coIored
gauge. shot with white, and trimmed
with white silk and crystal fringe 1t
is quite a. new effect; but the. wearer,
being handsome, shoyy9 brunette, it
suits, her very well: L saoEfsT NJ ; ga
- Large black and white lace shawls
and, burnoose are very much worn,
now that the warm weather has fairly
commenced, over rich toilets. Short
silk sacsi basauipes. and, neplums are