, 1874-07-12
Warm-Weather Wanderings--
The Annual Exodus.
Summer Finery in Endless Profusion
---So{t WorSted Goods in
the Ascendency.
Velvet Trimmings in High Favor---A
Beautiful and Striking Gown.
Dainty Coquetries of Fashion---The
Rising Fever Of Combination.

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| Srw Yoa1, July 1874
Last week nearly emptied the city; that is II
say, everybody who il anybody fed bofore tn
horrors OF the Fourth. Certainly there are som'
| hundreds OF thousands Of persons left, many o
| whom doubtless need and deserve change fou
times rs much as thoy who have gono to seek it
| but old resident instantly recognizes the diff
| creme IN the strcct-crowds, and actually 1niases
| the departed horles.
| Merely as matter Of physical com
FORT there .s 10 pleasanter tine to l..
| in Gotham than in early summer, ant
| they who depart On wa1m-weather w7nderiu2a
boforo Indepcpdence-Day loco rs mcch as the,
gain. haven't euyied the weary owners Of the
bursting trunks that have been tending. by the
CARLOAD, e:at,on-aud-dock-w for the last ter
| days. The struggles those unhappy moztalt
have had with ulod1ztes and tailors. before they
| could cram their luggage with heaps of u,s-
necessary clothing, ard depart i'll plece-s are toe
painful to contemplate. 1t is too high price te
pay.
INCREASING DEMANDS OF THE TOILETTE.
| Every year incrcasea 1ataer than dlIlis!1ca the
number Of absoluts requisites Of toilette which
| no woft-at.ired person thinks he OF sue can get
along without. &c. every year, the getting ready
I ~ ~ a"-s ~. Sno 'io1's1a sAo"s ~ oe
sfnaaef puen anu 'nny @ "no "nsn s u s1o5 ns,
10 from necessity, grow weary and wan before
they are p1eparod to start and appear AZ il their
! pnnroarhinc Journey war tho ono thing which
,1a,,1d .o,.a ,,,o- fro,, 5,,,nr+i,,,, for .,.o.o
where mautun- n-mnking is Unknown.
| The piles Of lovely hut uaproiit1ble mualins,
| the dozens Of de.1cate tut ungery,ccabla sas tho
-n,t;t;.s ~ ,o,,,t;r,, h,,t ,,7,,,o.s,.,
4a"aelt'e7 Va DsAu'Aia ~ oos uA"oeeo7@ts A"e'1es
| u "4 eot's' 1uA1 alo eo'teu Wy 1or sututuef-
| wardrotcs. are uarve!s to benold- 4 purely
| practical aud comfortable wardrobe FOR the
country would contain only fev dresses Of light
| woolen goods; plenty OF ea1icoes aud
cambrics, made so plainly that the
washing. OF them would be no bugbcar +;
| a black fouiatd taifota nilk walkiEg-:re.s !;
| possibly :: GUNNER silk Of such shading OF
! gray or back and white, as would render it at
once cool-looklug and comparatively weather.
proof. With these gowns. md half-z~dozen
| plan, pretty camisplos for very hot mornings.
| nubody need wish Tor more. Our climate il so
chanceabe that frequently Whit il entirely
comfortable before nuou is entirely uncomfort-
able before dusk; therefore certain .woolen
fabrics are az indispensable to our July rs to our
January clothing.
srAncaED srurrs ABANDONED.
More aud u1orc, ladies intending to pass their
| vacation by tho eea=horc. abandon starcAel
stnff. and take to soft worttel goods, Three
quarters OF tie white dresses thar haye gone and
sra roinr 70 I.onc Branch Ssra,o1s
Vawnnrt and Cane Nav this eeagou are
~ oro,o,1;no +;..ra f,l,a1nhe,,, g.,,7c crano
Fo,3s~5 t,r;nad SIT md o,bar j,oht b,,r mn,
sn"1aai,;a ,,atnr;s, .r,a .,;r or S..r~1
"'aoo0nso '1"seI' ~. W. ~ "ss9:s' ~
ns1nn a1mospne.e ., @ lug cesst' cca.u1nsa ~! Wlch
..n.. "a,s. 4.t ;e
-. 'At at;S -; a1 y; H., 80 .A =
;,,ia,7d ~ ,,,nnntn;o r,wns 1nat - s.Tn.." -
tr'au4 aa ,s,,<, ~ ~, 1',',s,s ,,+ .hsr =; ~
s',rfs
ArAycy or ruE ,o,,E,r.
II ia one of ti,a fa,,ccs of tLn ,,osr.nt RI nan
nnnc1, vejyct hotb cut and rihbnn in ;,.nnjur
thin noods Tina ia rcrr nr.t-v nn,} ;narnrun-,,
4a ~ 80 n-a.rv M ~, .,a .s;;,,,s -.
nnl " r., n,;a a,,qactx, 1ha,, 1,o gsts
,1 an1ronr;o,s 90 tha f,u1,,on ,..
I,kon = strong holn. 4 noticaanIo dres. ~
.~,';ta osrza .nT c3nrct valrat ia mada in tea
f,;ow3nng n Wav. Tan dem,-trein il bordered hy n
t,rantr.;nc1, L;1tinp ~ the cauze ~tho s;lt;rg
hc;nv held down hy tt,ree hand1 Of c1srct yeivet
~ ,ncr an ;nc},.-,d half and t1vo i,c,ca
vida T,o unr.er md ner~owe.t h,nf1 ia nhout
a., ,,ch from tha I'm ~ thn ki1tnr. tha ascon:1
and-a-hnIr from tI,e SECOND. Then comes q Sec
ond killing tiftecn inches wide. held down hv
two hsnds NJ velvet The overdress i. n shnTt
and docidcdi7 bouffant polonaiso of tho pa1,ze
fbe f,ont corners rounded and drawn far hack
Tia o1ro heinz trimmed with a nifa-pIating, \
$f1T
nnSr Tie mddIe s of tia rant brea1ith rom
+ha he1t r. tha ton At I'M rnncr E;l,ny
aro sot c,nnin1 hozrs of oon7a ant valvn, n,;T'
11oa 's nvor tho ,olonoiaa e. worn = arcsvaIas.
iacIot ~ raIr.f oneninp an low IN front an ~
ra,,,;ra hrt throe kuttona I'm th;s casn c,~nat
.nA 1,o,r1 s+,,ds1 ohoxa the Srriat Thr sIaavea
na .a,,sa ,,,,tfoa 1s,oti,,;.a f-o,, shn,aar
- Nti,a f:tfs seourntc3 he cnrds of vaivat
! fri 1ri1i nf TIN s,nze and nm lunar ona nf
tnte' are inside tue neck Of the Jacket, This
cosrnrna il rrrv handsome ycrv .howy. and mt
yery oxnensiye beside being equally wolI suited
tn a Iulv hall or January rereptlon.
AuEc1pEp cosyESrEScE.
It must he rather con7euieucc for thoze re-
onirine many eyeuinp-drcsscs to have then,
adapted to ali seaso.s, especially if they do not
summer and winter among tic came persons.
Il certainly would po an econo1nT never
to go in warm weathez where the
majority of ones cold-yeather acaualutanccs
% stay' IN II this ~ Wv. one ones vsrdrobo1or At lcas:
souie po1 ton of it-wo,lld seryo tie who1o year.
and still be frcsh to inau1stiye eyes,
TuE Latest STYLE
in muslin dress d xaw this thee davs ago. and
therc be dozen new modes sinco) il formed,
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