Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-02

4 e.. VI th. IL ne mat have been % II nine,
| thst were bought for service rather than
| show, and have already seen n good iesI 81
4 II But IL - with the interior rather than
tns sAItf ,en t,ai We have 10 DO, not W IA ghe
order or disorder of tie arransenoe - fbon,.I
there Il q vast difference IN tie ,rs $500.
are packed-but WITH the kind OF articles
| slowed away therein.
And first. having only these Tor a eYt,, a,
will De impossible 10 tall whether f1,, os,r..r
| IS digniied natron ~ Guy or a stout.
! uNom girl 81 twenty. For h,l.h are rr,,, -
/ 81 fauciful hats with wreath al 4 ,,.,.r. i.,
/ Side and another wreath outside h-,sf
/ sheph' uieSs hats Of white MANILA straw and
combination costumes with packets and
Sasbc> matched by pa r.lSols. g1oN.s ana an
the details ~ attirR Tire only SINGLE r1s-
I Tunes W lea are considered complete are an
! black silk or grenadines. ana these c,rftrge
10 IosSt-s certain pr Hstige no- "a. hstal..fng
the EFFORTS II lui cpnr "A lth Them for stlf iDr
/ a. well a. incoJr wear. efforts which H.,.
4 not largely ssCc,eicj. the mos ft,htn sablr
toitgtte> 81 grci.a tiue. how Yer. arr mo nfs.i
| Win six a. o. rs. - bows. as Racing - the
! packets a -..es. ana the like. NJ as
| plating. SIX being too heavy Tor this
/ purpose and rot sfiectual ~ grpua Inc
hut arrow" the p'esiing H. sometime aisofGHr
Of black thread lace especially a. Tie >4eaveS
! ard neck. ant always one iIi,ia, p-aa'.r, 81
| white lac" ar crepe ll~~e which hur.apntgs.~
| Win the whit cap hat With IT, trimming of
| nisrN sl!k, htacN ia'' ana lowrr>. ana the
| black silk Y3ra>pl lined WIN white bur COW
cTyu WIZ black thread lace a rF h.fru silver.
mouI Il OF having PEAR. iulaI3 in tha ebony
/ Laiale lhcTe l. "a air 90 slUTgnH ia.a1ns
| IN these black costume ii fl,- lH.srls ar,
| IN perry carri'd out, hut Sea a. ava.Enla.if
| N ere con taylor.
Almost every trunk thst zoe, on, of Nv
| York contains costume al pate blue Ga. rIe
| ard ecru Cuipuu,. some Oi inr>, are skill
| tul artistic and ltrctt,. Others consist SIM
| ply Of tahligr a1t JACKIE, pf guIru~o pr-r a
| plain primo - dress with SASH tse >.s ta OF
| Ire iaillr The conner are the more fl>t M
| cuished, a. they are the least common and
/ the more difficult % achieve
/ Accompanying these are rRNp,n bonnet. OF
/ hGc ecru Cuipurc lace aud blue para~l.s coy
| cred with guipure. Some charming tpII,f'aS
! sent To New port were comb nations Of pale
! pink and blue fable with crepa.,tC-Cli 81 pf
! the same shade. The crcp,.-dp. chine was
! used more a. "A tIummiuL Than g. "A mart ,r
/ the dress and was borlcrrd Iaep,v with s,ft
| messy. crlmpci fringe. There wa 40 Ia
| blier or oversight but the si>irt OF one Wa
| crossed diagOna. Is with sCarflike folds of
| crepe finished on the lower e3ge with fringe
All forming bravery al the back which was
| oruam,,.,''--t VIII loveiy variegsteI roses.
| UYon the pink the 'r'nse Wa lined with
| white valencienpes lace a. W-.tf stsDN-
| balls were used for ornaments.
| 1olletteS OF white muslin. INTENDED Tor tbs
| general wear oi young ia lies were mas, OF
| delicate Marguerite plcatin-s WITH each
| one was sent a "a Ch bodice ~ white OF pale
| Tinted fuille, with square baSgueS buttdaeI
| AT the back. for wear Or not. but most useful
| IN making variety.
a very desirable addition 10 the wardrobe
| 81 young lady who goes much into society
n white embroidered muslin. They 40 not
| cost a great deal. and can be worn with ar
| without a silk underireSS They consist Of
| skirt, which u trimmed with two flpun cas
| OF tablier with wide saSheS. embroiderei
| deeply, and Ia a dne floral pattern upoi the
| front and the ends, and material with bands
| for trimming sleeves and oiiics. These
dresses require no lace ana little ribbon ma
1 ishifg. aud are Invaluable for wear over "a
old or somewhat fate delicate pink silk.
| JACKETS OR PoLONATSFS
| POlonaiseS have retired into the back
| ground, hut they are worn in the country nv
those who have them. win little moiinca-
| lion IN the way ol bows and Sa>hes. Some
| have gone 50 far as To cut them Oh btlpw the
| waist line, turn the skirt mind side before
and thus effect a Transformation from a pot
| ohsi>e into jacket aud tablier costume.
But this hardly pays for the trouble. for
| already the jacket and tablier are Succsc ted
! by something else. 10y the combination walk
ing dress with a little fchu or mantelet
| which, In lace and silk, or lace alone, have
| quite superseded the Jacket for summer wear
| Another style OF cape, or mantelct. L. among
| the summer in pOrtatlOns. which has Tie
| effect of applique embroidery, ant il really n
| revival OF work used for shawl and scarf
| shaped mantelets twenty years or more ago.
| IL Is executed by cutting the shape OF the
| garment i'm cOaTSe-meshed black net. ani
| again ia black II k. which l. tackled mon IN
| design Is then traced upon the silk and
! braided or embroidered I'm outline upon th.
| sewing machine. The SILK is then cut away
| leaving the flowers. leaves or scroll pattern
| in relief II il somewhat coarse in appear
| ance, but very effective. Black lace capcS
are made by cutting them out FIRST in net
| and then covering with rNws-Sligbfly full
| of real or imitation lace The depth OF each
row Is a matte OF taste, bG; the prettiesi are
| graduated.
| FEATHER ARTICLES AND TRIMMINGS
Feathers are gradually acquiring such i'm
| pOrtancc in the manufacture Of trimmings
| and Ornamental articles that even the coats
| Of the ham yard fowls are brought into re-
| QUESTION in the manufacture OF wings
| and common fans. ian OF ostrich. pleas
| ant or brilliant peacock feathers with ebony
| sticks or sticks of dark, smoked pearl, Is now
4 desideratum, a I'd II accom- p3niel with a
| dress or costume trimmed with feathers. in
| alcateS great elegance aud distinction.
| FGdtber trlmmlu - are now arranged with
| so much lightnC and beauty that they are
| co:sidered AS suitable for summer a. winter
| wear. They are mounted a. fringeS a. well
| as bands. though q d as bands they are used
| FOR the trimming OF bonnets and paraSels.
| One or the most elegant hats OF the season
| is OF black chip, brim turned up al round
| and laced with a band OF small. gray, natu-
| raj ostrich tips and a large pale plfl, rose
| Outside, gray damask sil K scarf i twisted
| loosely around The crown, aud al the back Is
| plume OF three black ostrich feathers and
| "A rose matching the one in front. Tats hat
| IL considered cheap AT s.
Feather trimmings upon parasois seem
| faJller unnecessary, and only LOOK well when
| lney serve Ia conn a costume. Therefore,
| they should be USsS FOR 10 other purpose.
CHEAP STRAW HATS And BoNNErs.
| The quality aDt variety OF cheap straw
| mats and b9nnets thrown upon tie market.
| X d marvel; but they solve many problems
| for women with large families and slenler
! incomes. ' cry pretty aud practical hats in
| white and cOlOret straw can now Oe obtained
! ready for wear, fOr girls a. well as b0vs for
/ mere trifle, and even ladies then-elv,-S
| nud very becoming Pauamas. bound. Trim
! med with band and bow, ami finished with
! leather inside, like those 81 mcu for less
! than the cost Oi az uutTimmoI one two
! months ago when they first made ,ncir az
| lcaranCe.
NEGETTFS
| Elegant necllties have square ends iuV8~f-
| atty trimmed with a scrap OF old real lace
| or embroidered in n lace or open pattern.
| White lace necktieS are also very much
sd for F..~FnH la o.. al
cost from ten 10 twenty dollars each.
| JENNIE JCNE.
| DIMENSIONS OF OCEAN WAyEs.-We are
| Inlcbted 20 Dr. Sco-e.hN for Ii. tl.LnrInE