New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26

ask and satus Those who study economy In furnishing
are warned against reps for several Rood reasons
fosters dust and moths, fades easily and objects 70
constant usage Instead OF cashmere aud satteen
are and nothing In the way Of carpets 10
more appropriate to correspond. than the beautiful In
grains designed by Norris xpensve and excellent OF
their kind The grounds are pearl. bun, light cafe du
ia,t or white, covered with graceful Greek designs.
floral garands and delicate arsbesque and the borders
are in radiant blue, scarlet deep daha red or browns
frightened by vivid scrolls OF color. 80 - '
Some exquisite toilets have been lately made for
wedding receptions, side gaiees and other occa-
incident to Summer festivities Vatican coors,
after a brief absence have again returned TO Us.
most charming dress Of pale blue silk made with
white embroidered India null, shawtshaped Overskrt,
with WIDE aounce OF valencennes lace land rosecoored
sik the broad ends falling behind from beneath
the basque, which was finished with revers faced with
the color. Very broad blue sashes lined aud edged
with color mingled with the lace draperY The cor
sage covered with lace andnuslD. and the sleeves
edged with wide frlls OF Yalencicnnes The demtrain
was trimmed with a narrow, scanty hounce edged with
hounce, headed bv rouear and large bows OF blue and
rose; the Same founce extended around the front,
headed by another style OF trimming IN tabier or blue
revers faced with Another very elegant toilet
black sros piped and faced with straw color
over this to be black lace, heavily beaded,
sleeveless polonaise The double breasted silk waist
lovely bouquet OF Parma voles periamed like their
living prototypes An elegant dinner dress Is made Q,
by duuble shirring and ruff. Above this there
scantiy pated trimming composed OF the two shades
the facing OF the highest The Oyerskrt shawlshaped,
edged with deep fringe In which the two eolors are
united. Tue waist has pointed basques added sepa.
rately to the belt pped with the hight shade sleeves OF
loose tshape with broad cuffs cut in turrets. An
exquisite evening dress OF Transparent muslin was
VaeDcennes: between the haunces were ruches edged
with ace ON the back was one deep ounce headed by
punes and insertngs OF lace. Puings and lDser-
ton edged the graceful oyessr when yo Was draS S
upper one tied In careless kuot and ends me under
skirt was violet slK cut low at the neck and sleeves
rom under the ruff the neck fell two long loops and
ends violet ribbon, and bows OF the same ornamented
the sleeves The rufcollar was heartsnaped aud tue
sleeves correspondent
An exceed ngy pretty toilet for country wear was OF
VIII kilt PIeaed fiounce the top concealed by bias
band OF cioeoateorOwn batiste. with little heading
above. Tue rounded overskirt was flushed with wide
knifeblade pleatng, placed on in the same manner
the Aounce the basque was deep enough to admit Of
respond. Another equally pretty country suit made
OF dark gray hnen Tae underskirt was trimmed with
wide gathered fouuce, edged with wide bias band OF
blue linen, ped upon each side wlth1whlte The over
SKIRT, falling deep at the front aud at The back
trimmed also with the bias band. tightly lifting
basque correspOnded with collar OF the same The hat
was of the Tourist shape. simply trimmed with blue
gauZe vail confined by BIRDS wing As we long ago
predicted pique. the ugest and most unbecomng all
fabrics, has beeD abandoned and left altogether for
children Fouard grenadine linen. and batiste are the
favorite Materials nothing Dc suitable for
gradaons OF heat TO Sudden coolnes than each OF these
fabrics made up with taste. Light Summer silks and
China silks are very popular and make charming
toile.s with fJwers, lIcss AM rioDous very ele-
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the grenadne dress was entire without overskrt. The
SKIRT was trimmed slightly dagOnay, with two knife
and the same continued on tne waist Each side ex
tended a lengtnwse putting and the back covered
with hOunces.
the basque was simply piped with silk, the coat
sleeves turued to Daten tue 'front.' OF the dress also the
neck Of the basque Inside the grenatine ruff at the
wrists and throat hued rus OF white crepe isse
Nothing eau exceed The daint. beauty OF the many little
of the tOet serving TO brighten perhaps
too somber attire. lovely lace Gchn is made heart
shaped, edged the inside with a fu peated ruff OF
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this from the outer edge OF wider Vaenciennes, and
bow of rOoon conilcs this pretty device at he belt
Tne neck is lett sufficiently open to disclose the velvet
ribbon and pendant Another style made up OF crepe
black beaded lace very pretty effect given in
ing black lace jacket over cO0red silk waist Jack
cts OF Swiss muslin are the Medcls shape-that is
longer before than behmd-and mostly made in
engthwse pufs of muslin and VaIenclenues inserting.
some made this style sleeveless, be over
silk waists Overskrts and jackets of black gupure net
tbckly incrusted with cut jet beads and trimmed
with deep gIittering frnges and when is added the
dumoniere covered with jet upon side, the chae-
aine chain OF JET on the other, the Oriental necklace of
jets aud etDeaded ha one cannot snecr at this
where all IL black aud in keeping it is not pos
sble to be too pronounce Very great reductions are
such excellent bargains found IN pounases jackets
n na aotns to wear TIC pooHases are ali c1br"id
cred, made and unnade, some in the light fue ecru
floss others in and dark blue batiste and linen.
Elegantly made suits Of silk. grenadiue, linen and pon
tity and quality OF the material used Real hats are in
great demand for country use. yachting, driving pie
high crowned, and have quite broad bruins projecting
over the forehead, really shading tue face. The TRIM
ming Is remarkable for elegant or rich simplicity OF
black velvet black feathers ri-coOred the dis
GpUt{ lemOD-cOiOred ostrich tips and scaIfs Of
TURQUOISE silk For the broad brimned RuBeDs hat OF
cbI clusters of May blossoms. apple blossoms and
haW thorne. Hats from Virots Of lovely gray chip
are simply trimmed with gray ostrich feathers
and gray 81 H. with perhaps large tea nesting
under the brim. Very delicate and becoming are the
cravas made Of white lawn with hens OF blue batste
made expressly for blue atiste dresses Beautiful sets
OF lingerie In collars cuffs cravat, aud handkerchief are
of fine linen cambrc and bOrdered with pale eeru and
embroidered in open VOL with blue, red and buff
Fans are large again, and ezquisely beautiful In
violet wood point lace SHELL every imaginable tint OF
pearl changing like opals carved ivory, ebony Japan
csc and These painted and orDaneuted in
accordance with different nations, the elegant Tri-
and with delicious Vatican pictures Tnere are fans
one would think belonged to Queen Elizabeth and
others that Rubeps might have painted, and other
beautiful baubes all gold and peaiis. Then there are
feather OF ostrich and OF peacock in apanned and
g1ded frames, and pretty siken fans, covered with
dainty paintings OF golden cups, goets, and buebes
Many other and charming things must be reserved
for another gossip.
Messrs Lord q Taylor, A. T. Stewart Co.. Wilson d
Greig Richard Neares, Arnold, Constable & Co. Will
please accept thanks for information received
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