, 1873-06-15

Of the house that Jack built, for abe certainly
will also be all for1orn" when abe contem-
plates her rent garments- Not like the patri-
arch Of old does she rend them for grief, but she
certainly grieves that they are rent. Il Chicago
must have wooden sidewalks until that much
talked Of grade is raised all over the city, couldn't
they be kept in proper repair In the name OF
Of Chicago we pause Tor reply Think well Of
cations, for it would be much cheaper to keep
the walks in proper repair than it Is to
replace the muti1ated skirts. As for home wear,
even Dio Lowis, thai. Apostle OF Hygiene for
women, advocated
LONG AND FLOWING SHIRTS,
and this, too, at the anniversary OF the Boston
Womena Club. He evidently loves to see
beautiful woman, makes health 8 criteEion, and
ing her se1, rather than after the style Of Mrs.
Dr.. Mary Walker. With all his prediction for the
gymnasium, he does not care to make the dress
suitable TOR that occupation OF amusement d
necessity for the drawing-ro ROOM
To those who still are wanting something to
complete their summer outfit, the dry-goods
houses are ofering at very low price the soft
est Of
cnEroNEEs AND cAsHMEaEs,
in exquisite neutral tints. These. made in polo
uaises, or the long, loose-a fitting redngote, and
worn over = demi-trained skirt OF silk OF a
darker shade, make graceful and elegant cos
tune. The skirt may be perfectly plain, while
the polonaise should have : fold OF the skirt
material for trimming; cults and English collar.
those costumes, with the above-named Nor
mandy cap, parasol, gloves, and fan to match
tho dress, with email pouch ut the side, il liked,
is really the perfection of good taste for any
young lady. Add to these tie white dresses for
mace seven times heated, and We long for the
immunity from suffering shared by the three
historic children, or the Salamander, and we have
tho principal articles necessary for summer
oaT5ssp F5s1s =. full white suit, but the prevailing
fancy is Tor .....-.
to bo worn over black or colored silk skirts.
The sleeves OF the dolman are formed BY tying
tho long, pointed sido-pieces together With rib-
and insertion, while others are quite plain. A
puff laid over colored ribbon, and finished with
an edge of Valenciennes, is simple and pretty
style Of ornamentation~ These Invariably have
the high lace 1uH or fraise. Fichus, old~tima
pelerines, and scarfs are also imported, and the
tambour-work and Mech1n lace Of our grand
mothers days are seen upon them.
For the matrons, the day OF
oRESAD1SE
has arrived, and it is the costume for street.
over ribbon, like the Swiss uualins
but the most elegant OF them arc
all black, with q soupcon Of jet embroidery.
Imported costumes arc trimmed very prettily
with French lace but it does not meet with
favor in tho eyes Of the exclusive classes here
and, although no doubt cheaper in the frst
place, goon grows irredeemably rusty. To those
who can afford it, then, it Is better, il lace is
used, to buy English thread or real Chantilly.
for It is available for q second dress after tie
first has become passe With good stock Of
rel Lace. anv lady can keep her wardrobe look
inc elegantly. Tor, whatever may be- the popu]ar
freak of tho moment, handsome lace ia alwayg a
dssrable trimminc. II laoe. than. is not Obtain
able, it is better to trim simply with the greua-
dine or nerhana. iittle frinpe or
straw cord niuht he added AID r.
this drees far the street = bonnet al
black. with thread-lxco for trinmin0
and handsome barbe for neck-tie. nsar1-co7.
ored oInves trhite or tiacF narasoi and h1ack
inco-mmnted fsn, and Madane has har Whiting
or church toitetta comnIeto. Bolitairo diamond
hnttnns in The a.ra- = hioh frnise aronnd ia
nack with valrat Bands on throat and <er;sta
fastanad hv diamond hnckles nr s1fdaa and voia,
tont, FoT
opnrn.pv arnrvr,napsa
. c.mara hair no3onsian or re3;n,ote o,.r q
h,acI s;lk aE;rt 1nita n1sin etraw hat h,sck l;d
eiovas h1acE noyssni ,rd fan snd .ns;n "a h.va
fhe @ ouintoasence Of good taste. a. Glarin1 oolors %
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