New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
SUMMER FASHIONS.
DRESSES WORN IN JUNE.


FAvoRIrE MORNING AND EVENING DREssEs-nAff-
RAILS UsED-sTREET GARMENTs-HATs AND PAR
AsoLs.
In these cool June days the streets are gay
with new toilets that designed for outOftown wear
and therefore brilliant in appearance than
meant for the city. Madras cambrics and Oxford gng-
hams cotton fabrics worn for morning shoppingm
the city and will be at all the Summer resorts IN lieu
of the bastes linens and Victoria lawns Of last year.
They have certain attractiveness that Will
make them the accepted country dress for the
season.. The fabric Is softanishod, glossy
perca scarcely be distinguished from silk Tho cos
tumes-partly plain, partly plad-are made as eab-
oraely though they were rich silks Medieval blue
(which is not navy nor madonna blue but blackbae
is the choice these dresses and is paded with ecru
or barred with red. Tho Pompadour colors-pale blue
and rose pink-are also combined Ia dainty Madras
toilets Both brunettes and blondes medieval bIue
the paIer shade is blondes only Take model this
dress worn by slender brunette The skirt and sleeves
are OF glossy dark blue cambria. The basque tune.
and Hounces are OF plaided cambrlcblue, cream and
scarlet-cut on the bias, and edged with crimped
paits Of plain blue The tunic, reaching to tho
ankles Of wrinkles and is drape1 ntrcatey
behind The basque is doubebreasted, fastened by two
rows of smoked agate buttons and Is ornamented-Dc
hind BEFORE and each wristby loops of deep cardinal
red damask ribbon black velvet ribbon passed around
the collar is fastened by a painted brooch, and long,
straight ends OF velvet hang below the waist. Tho
black chip nat mas fil wreath OF
the brln scarf vail OF blue grenadne is twned around
the crown and ooped the neck The fourbuttOned
gloves Of ecru undressed kid She wears low oxford
shoes, with striped Balbrggans black japanese ian'
with sticks OF red acquered wood hangs at the end OF
black velvet ribbon. She has handkerchief OF sheer
lawn with deep blue in the vile hem and carries
q blue paraso bordcred with yak lace.
For morning drives in low phaetons Oxford Bingham
suits OF Pompadour pink-and'white plaid combined
with bueandwhite plaid are worn The basque sleeves
and skirt blue, and the trimmings consist OF many
ounces alternately pink and blue, with scaoped edges
neatly The pink fOunces peep from beneath
the edges of the blue ones. The hat is white Panama.
with the halo brm untrimmed, and the simple garnture
wreath of pink acacia blossoms tied around tho crown
made of blue and white striped gingaam. abundanty
trim S with e % he op eas shc p s
the effect Of plain blue plating again. Others are OF pink
like those seen in bandanna bandkerchicfs.
For afternoons on the street black toilets sun pre-
costumes into Vogue, and thus enven the promenade.
stately young lady has this e Sac III. iT Tor
s & back feSS ' Se ons tune vses
down the front and sides; the back full paner puff
held by plas the edge Is trimmed with very rich fringe.
The simple shapey basque has long defo MS rows OF
fine plating are down the middle OF the back close coat
falling the hands Sheer linen collar and cuffs hem-
a fsp w fa a ae and SWs
lions and black parasol edged with lace Similar toilets
dress viii be relieved BY white hat With 6im pulled
low the forehead and turned up behind its sole
wound about the neck The large paraso also Of
blue six with Saped edge Grand and W a rnan ag SSk
Of and Of are oS added to a make s these s9d Sso
in the street. single rose fastens them as tho
The Summer silks considered most stylish have
black and white checks when color Is desired the
w ws d doas H aie Se ene e
trimmed with black velvet but more . eharacter-as
s o%eT & SR Heasy
suitable for. Winter only, has been adopted for
the way just mentioned. French costume worn ON
cool days by young lady, blonde has basque and
turquoise norte with lower skirt OF black velvet The
a pt ali around and for Thinning cluster Of dark red
jacques Mnot is stuck in the black velvet band
driving the Park and the Avenue have three
sary Accomplishments viz white bonnet. white tulle
CHIP CHIP ' with saTnt%e Of White sroS '' grain silk,
white ene and Tnds small The white hT on,ss hapid
around the crown and dropping behind in long
often added on the br such as s bow Of
cardinal red or cluster OF cherries or else damssk roses
W With large eses is preerredpassrd Smoothly
the face Tapped behind wound around the neck
Is Chosen with reference to the costume and is large
canopy slightly smaller than sun umbrella Very rich
thread lace or with white either round point daehesse.
eaas the op BLACK pufc S striped O of
floral patterns are very handsome over black silk
mot the imitation net that is sold by the Yard the siIE
richly frnged are preferred Any handsome costumes
suitable the carriage will harmonic with these.
Dresses OF black silk black grcnadine dark blue
gray grenadine, and ecru overiIesses with black or
brown beneath most often seen In the low open
riages that throng the Park on fine afternoons.
Equcstrennes In the Park wear the severely English
habit and halhigh beaver hat Black blnblack cloth
is used for the habit, which IL in extremely simple
fashion and nntrmmed It's sole beauty is In It's perfect
t and that neat finish which tlors alone give. Tho
basque has Jockey back, square. and laid in position
paits. The front Is pointed slightly and bnttOned
closely The skirt Is narrow and short; the right side Is
longer than the left because II Is drawn up when the
else Saxony gauntles, worn. The English collar
OF plain or OF striped linen y very nigh ard there Is no
tlemen wear. The hat Is set squarey on tho
head, neither backward forward The hair Is plated
In small knot low behind Grenadine with an abund-
OF white lace around neck and wrists is the toilet
for garden concerts. Dark blue grenaine Mexicane
Is very stylish this Summer and Is now thought espe
caly becoming to brunecs and why not since cardinal
red IS claimed by bondesi Figured grenadines, striped,
plaid or checked are more worn than the neat ard sub
stantial iron Hermann. Stirring, plltngs fringe and
lace, not one alone, but ALL appear ON one des Tor r-
ming White duchess else old English thread Lace
rus and abots brighten these dark dresses The jewels
for these evening almost those OF fun dress
diamonds enaeled SETS necklace aud bracelets OF dead
served for weddings The hat is white With tnlle lace
and flowers for trimming Long wrsed gloves OF very
been worn at the Jerome Park this year. Large
pads and snowy figures that ladies eschew for general
wear up striking costumes that ore not obee
tonabe at the The prevailing colors cream,
blue and black Cremedela-creme Is the Partisan name
bne with black, bue and chestnut brown One dress OF
this shade and darker es t silk had novel sleeves
that seemed literally two pairs one OF each shade the
careessness showing that below closely lifted and but
toned French toilet employed white and nayy-blue
and skirt OF avyblue silk The bonnet was composed
entirely OF small white flowers. Black velvet sleeves