The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-01
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va" ~. arr happy TO recOIu !ue taU ~
We az "p aTa fast gaining in popularity
wash SoDa aS,Ssnsiye six is not now indls'
oo e tor a iashl0naO'e '''' r
made "a, NAV be well dressed in a pretty
. "a .1n me- simple material, which tht
suit Of sG ~" street will not injurO ant
aI h can be- restored to its pristine eas
when and Nh beauty by the sklllIul laundress
nes S, a.I If main colored lawns, usually
suI'o Win some harmonizlng shade o.
nv "se goods, will be much worn ,OI ! w. nd
! ns s9u Also linen polonaises, ttinI asa
M Mi,S black velvet, guipure to malca 1 u.o
S 'a, C ii tho linen, or linen fringe, arc
coo ob u n I law for every day wear, These
,DDear tho best when worn over D,aC , si,a
,sirts, although skirts Of the same lI iH"'0'
% ,'.I a. tSe poIonaisC are often seen.
~ To ~ ,b SS who intend TO travel nothing
10 ~ sH ,oSrS more convenient, or less lia-
Se 10 be ruined by the dust OF tho cars
han these simple linen dresses;
" One c Of the prettiest styles OF linen cos
,,D U"S ore those made Of the Habana
. I% which comes In cCru tints, with
S,U,p' stripes for the polonAise and the
niain ~o0ds Tor the uaderskirt, These are
iSs SIMPLEST and most tastctully trimmed
with a single ruille set on with o black
velvet ribbon arOund the polOnise and
,wo or three Bias bands Of the striped
material placed upon the underskirt. The
nolonaise may be lOOped and fastened
goTD the front with bows Of black vel
vet With such dress q straw hat with
sjrooping brim, trimmed with black vel
rel A littie lace, and cluster of wild, or
6ed flowers, would be charming.
save YOUR grand toilets for the sOmbre
vinler season, my dear readers, If you
Woplj have leisure and sense to enjoy the
eycr.yaring beauties Of the glad Spring
snd Summer time,
Tits better to put out Of sight the cost
lysiks and satins which have graced the
H,;t winters festivities, and, witha ward.
Fobe rcplete with the dainty and simple
lawns and percales, and cambrics, Dolly
Vsy6cns, il you will, bctake yourselves
10 lhe country for period of rea! enjoy
ment.
Since the old fashions have succeeded
in resppeariDg in full blaze Of glory, let
a litLe old.fashiOned pleasure and amuse.
ment come with them.
4 costly silk dress, embellished with
tbe dressmaker's most lavish skill, is not
the costume in which to roam over mead.
ows, or through the woods in search OF
wild flowers.
The old adagc Of beauty uadorned" is
trucr than most bellies think, especially in
The Summer. There is something de.
IirhtluIIy cool and refreshing to the eyein
ssimple white dress, with perhaps a few
pretty bows OIL bright ribbon to heighten
rs effect, or Il dainty cambria, scattered
ever with miniature viOlets or rose buds, q
something sol harmony with the beauty
and simplicity Of nature that il is often
far more attractive than even the elabo.
rate attire Of the ball room.
Some very beautiful and delicate flower.
ed patterns arc now being introduced in
white piQues. These are charming when
made into the polonNisc, which may be
worn with the ruilled and tucked white
skirts so popular last year. The simplest
sll most graceful pattern Of the pOlon.
ase is the princess shape, close fitting to
The figure, cut long in the back, and either
closed in front or left open from the waist
The skirt is always very b0uBdnt at the
back. The most fashionable sleeve for
warm weather, as well rs the most com.
Portable, is the plain sleeve with ono or
Two deep frills set on at the elbow.
As the season advances, the round hats
seem to be superscdiDg the bonnets. But
the only difference really existing at
present between the negligee round hats
and the more dressy bonnet, seems that
the bonnet has the dignity of pair Of
ribbons to tie under the chin, while the
round hat disdaius any such cncum.
brsnCCs-and, us strings are unCOmlorta.
BE in hot weather, the round hat now
fnls the most advocates. Nothing could
be more airy.lOOking, or pretticr for the
season, than the present mode of trim.
ming hats with sCarls Of either Grape or
IulIe, in thcpalc tiuts now so much in
Vogue.
A dainty hat Of white chip, with a
;carlO pale blue tulle, a rose with Just
The iaintest blush upon It, and n trailing
vine, which falls with the scarf at the
back, Is one Of the gems of the season.
Another charming little hat OF italian
straw, with cluster OF golden. headed
psnsIes, o hand and loops Of two shades
Of pale violet ribbon, and a large scarf of
black tuIIc edged with Chantilly lace, is
Gus taste.
The pointed wells Of black Spanish lace
are very fashionable, and are generally
becoming, which is, Of course, The very
best reason for their being la mode, How.
ever, the veil of real Chantilly still holds
It's favor with ladies OF refined taste.
Two or three fchus Of either black or
white lace are now quite indispensable to
a ladys wardrobe. They form n very
heavy addition to a toilette, and NAV be
made to harmonize with any dress by the
simple change of ribbon bows.
Among the novelties in suits which we
nave noticed lately is dress of blue silk.
Upon tle bottom of the skirt Is placed a
very deep tlounce, which ilounce is
trimmed tlrstIwith u narrow rutlle, next
win band Of salmon. colorcd ruipire in.
Sc sEElISn, above this a double box plating
o. SILK, and still another which covers the
s st,9l! where tho ilounce is put on 10 the
skill The pOlOnaiSe OF the blue silk
when Is cut in the princess shape, Is
with two rows of the salmon in.
s s.i and a deep fall of the same col.
O O sulplIe lace. a small double talma.
optn At the back and trimmed to cor.
respond with the rest, is worn with the
L ISL A bow OF blue gros grain
~ ,IUTon with long ends is placed upon the
back Of the talman. ~ '
a dress OF loulard, striped in two shades
VI EFay, has the underskirt cut so that the
;EIps run bias, This is trimmed with
s 9 narrow rutllcs OF plain silk Of Tie
1AEest shade OF gray. The polonsise al
Iae stripped ioulard is cut straiChtway Of
NE goods, is made with a Vatican plait
IaIae back and is trimmed with a narrow
tune 10 match, the ruftles upon the street