The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15
New York Fashions.
LADIES PANAMA HATS.

Among novelties for the spring al
summer are very fine plated Frent
Panama hats. These are commend6
for their exceeding ightness, elegance 4
shape, fneness, and durability. The
are as soft and pliable as chip braids,
not break when bent, are not injured /
ram, and arr SO elastic that they may I
rolled in small parcel without spoilin
the shape.
FRENCH WALKING HAT.
The new Derby or French walking b.
is an improvement on the English wall
ing hat now in vogue. Tt is precisel
like the Derby hats worn by gentlemen
the crown is high and round, and tn
narrow brim projects in back and front
and is rolled slightly all round. Thes
are most popular in black and brow
chip and fine English Dunstable braid.
GILT AND SILVER.
The few ornaments imported consist
gilt and silver slides, buckles, az,
brooches Of fligree in old mediaeva
designs. There are also ribbons ant
galloon studded with polished jet or silve.
spangles. Flowers, branches, and leave
of Jet with gilt or with silver are oc
casionally used.
SCOTCH BINGHAM AND LINEN SUITS.
Imported suits of Scotch ginghams arr
shown In quaint and pretty colors @
stripes half an inch wide, alternating blue
with brown, or pink with blue, or blut
with white. They cost from $13 upward
and are made in the neat manner fol
which the best Berlin suits are proverb-
ial. The skirt has a pleated f1ounce,
showing a certain stripe on each pleat.
headed by bias band. The deep apron
has simple sash drapery behind, and is
edged with side pleating6; the jacket
basque is double-breasted. and has two
darts in front It may be worn with OF
without white blouse waist beneath it.
Such dresses are boon to busy women
who have no time to make their OWL
dresses, and who would have to pay a
dress-maker the price of this suit for max
ing the dress. These gay stripes and
checks viii be chosen for morning dress
es in the country.
Domestic bingham, similar to the
seersucker bingham that was popular last
summer, is now made in the high colors of
Madras and Scotch ginghams, and is sold
for % cents yard. The Oxford stripes
half an inch wide are most liked.
Very tastefully and neatly made suits
of gray undressed linens are made in
three pieces, basque, apron, and skirt,
and trimmed with fat pleatings and bias
bands very simply arranged, SO that they
will be easily laundried. Those from S. 80
and upward are commended highly
they are also shown as low as Sc 30 a
suit.
GUIPURE AND APPLIQUE WRAPS.
Many new wraps to be worn late in the
spring and all through the summer are
made of strong black net, either wooden
or silk, nearly covered with applied fig
ures cut out Of black cashmere and sewed
on with narrow braided edges. Some
times the figures are entirely made of the
Titan wool braids of different widths.
BLACK CASHMERE FICHUs.
Fichus of black cashmere are also Of
fered as wraps for pleasant weather
They are made with long fronts like
pointed mantillas, almost forming an
over-skirt, and ornamented with fancy
pockets. The back is a pointed cape
They are trimmed with lace and Jet, and
cost $525 and upward. They viii be worn
over black silk dresses, and are liked for