New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
THE FASHIONS,
REVIVAL OF OLD FABRICS AND STYLEA
GINGHAM COSTUMES SUMMER BONNETs AND II ATS

time fabrics anu chief among these Darege soft Tin
| material long since set aside for grensiine TLess
dresses very pretty and Inexpensive Some Of the
| pretticst styles mado up are OF creamy white
plain striped with Willie 1t is necessary TO make
biregcs II lining, such SIesia, winch looks like
SILK or over old silk skirt because the material is too
fragile to hang sef-supported, especially as the trim
mings add 10 its weight. with oldtDo fabrics br hit
culors are also revived ia such materials as grenadines ~
vivid pink skyblue, and intense green Fresh and
lovely bitls,e dresses come In rose cCor and In blue
coboratey made in complication OF side or lniie-palt
ipgs sshos bows and lace Two styles are used. aud
both arc fashionable the long oversir. and basque aud
the equally long pololaise. OldasAioned scarf manti
ls arc again shown. Tie shapes are straight bcadihs
OF black Scenne, cashmere, or Silk or shaped TO the
shoulders with short backs and again falling below the
waist with long ends loosely crossed before carried back
| and tied behind
IL il difficult 10 credit tho assertion that gneham cos
tune is sold for 500. and as other gsnam Costumes
accompanied by hat and paraso made OF tne same ma
| ierll, are still more expensive, While a costume
made Of pretty soft summer SIX Is marked 49, aud
others more elaboratey made cost $50 THIS Is fsh.
! ion bile caprice. AMI the gag plaided gighims are
trimmed profusely with oldfashioned linen, smyrna
ace and bows OF black gIOs grain. OLcrs are trimmed
with quantities Of embroidered willie muslin ries aud
reversible ribbons. The cOlOrs are exceedingly gay;
black c0nch-sbel pink and white pla!d gray and blue,
amber black and white PINK and gray. brown, white aud
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try and for croqpet The prctticst hat accompanying
this st of dress is tie toque shape trimmed up at the
back; IL IL coarse straw; the brim II unel with six,
and heather grasses batsercups p0Iica, apple blossoms
wlcaears. and all kinds OF wild flowers are lnnssed as
the back charming arrangement for tue inside Of
tuGue is wreath Of chestnut blossoms Tic shapes Of
Summer bonncts were exceedingly varied at tho
orcping OF the season. Only Two three have found
favor The firing halo shape set on tho Dnck Of the bead
retains the popularity 1t won through the Winter inc
trimming consists always Of sOn seaiis Of silk, fgfy
creamy pumes aud hal-srcath OF h1wers trailing at
the back in a dropping garland SON serge six flowers
or fat bow fills tic inside OF tho Driin The cottlee
shape IL also = f.vore this las small elevated mont
and compressed ut the SIDES The ofim hho 'nins
silk md delicate Dted lace is masSed win shaiodivy
leaves. yOlets and crcaIn-cOlored ORCHIDS win ooNh
leaves Garden hats " coarse straw or BRAIDED emp are
trimmed with black ribbon and wmaihs Vi app" DOS
SONS roses or mixed Wild flowers sag ath che VIVID
scarlet Of peoples aud tulips There is no PAT -
woman's costume wherein exquisite taste or more
di,hguring skill may 10 displayed thah ID
bonnet one looks Grst at the race, ana theh
the eye naturally wandcrs 10 tAo D'"c, bus
the face 10 Unprotected Fifty years ago the
bonnet WAS hist M s-a towering 10 mldl0!e
structure, al, ding Ylumos, hug bows SUI Anl cp'
right as olyhocs, gradu ty approaching. an tho 'ae
restlug among the laces and oSors an tho shadow u
those hugo secured to the bellies oil those days,
no doubt that lovely docacy OF skin tina; coveted now,
aud sought alter by means Of cosmetics, jet never
gained and although many Of the present styles o. dr s.,
closely resemble those 1fty or huafed Year. ago,
for souo inc csolo Dloi,S,e refuse to permit
even the scmbilnce VI covering for the head and no
Little las although miracles oi artistic beauty, carry IN
their train naur ia weak eyes, heJ'lci irecAe- ana
sunburn. Women COPY faithfully Trench models
without considering climatic variations There are t"o
other evils in the ual Of the ile bonnets or hats oae
Ia the deception Of t,s quantity OF false hair The
,rtrt l,.. l.eo Op L.
,yhite human hair with natural water cus OF iriz,es IN
its mcshos Til quito the top Of the hcan' tAe
tiny clrs resting the brow, and hds the OSs Oh m
caused by the OF crimPn6pins: IN tact Is Is mercy
"A little Wig. tho evil II the tSlIy-htllhS h'A
vail fastened on beneath tho hat. 1t Is never raSd IN
church. nor ON the s.rec indoors durS round vi
calls ana by tue dazzling eject OF tho white GRAZ" 1r
lace or the dots tho black ground eyes are rendered
weak and maamed Many ladies carry this ahsurdiiy to
the length Of wearing taor lace mask walls oy el'lP,
Regular travelling droJscs have Ne'n ABANDONED ~
Fashionable people since the introduces OF the uscfii
u .,er and the reduction in the price o. summer sIAs'
A model suit suitable trip 70 Phi dcphi, !. eoii-
oscd of cashmere aud silk; thia worn an Oses'
fashioned OF heavy twled slk. Tnis Its !,'sey' ahi
hss a bolt many scusiji pockets d auilie sleeves.
Ano her model shows ~ cncj- SIX costume VI
basque cversAirt. and sar, plat blouse waist ae-
companIcs this suit. and naY re substituted Tor tho
basque IN warm weather. TIC 'pSs halth.tmg USER
il made OF the same silk and ra; provided vita loops
aul elsstics beneath, can easily b. TRANSFORMER III"
graceful oycrdress On,r Ustrrs ;.rc made VI striped
or plain linen, wool and silk. They ore al hong
enough ~ protect ID. dress The chstelIle Is inlispen-
sable with It's appendl-Sfn, yinligrette, tablets iad
tiny mirror. rcwl, invented case, holding ole or more
umbrellas has n handle sim ar % those on slowsfap';
and tire case hangs from The arD. "ad '"c
hands are free. TIC L8r'u and pretty "o'
6;Ieyes arc highly recommended for sAo't Or long uP'
The heat OF Philadelphia demands the liShtest possible
clothing and to snrc comfort waists can be mace OF
Swiss Or;,lndc, thin Laen to be worn Ooncita"
basque without inning Daring tho iatguse heat Of NIL
SUMNER when the streets VI tie cry ANA the
and glass the Centennial buildings will b. lounu h'F
cradle the ghcst Of cool India batSe IN cream eo1i
aud round hat OF the liicst straw Will DC tie inost "P
propriate costume. gauzs val is large enough 70
cover tho hat tho two ends brought to the rJnt
thus protecting neck an hair. Travelling gloves are
either Lislc thread. KID. finished with the buttons,
OF unlrcsscd hid with very long wrists. Fine hem
a,itc,cd linen canhric Swiss rimred miHs for tAe
neck and wrists viii oe found mnch N rc cHn;oriS'le
iacn calls and c0ar, l's Joipe Oe'ii'9 ah1 nv
so easily solci Bliok Russia nlter hclts arc revived
and extremely conyyna! Win their attachneats0i
chatolainr nnd parit'oi -ioiA.
\ Pa black iron treaadino Ia rot by any means aan'
Hedtd bur gives place 70 new ana S;iiHns Siyes. y
Mexicauc of small cccSs. The Oroca led AMI LCe,tel
are equally fashionable, ani ths season brin newer
more striking Sren ,due barred nj striped NtI cog
or threat yEe mpor'el dresses aic mostly % 20
with basque and oycslirt. ant nearly al ihe.d3a ~
nonr o. Watering-pAsc wcar are cnnninel VITA soAe
bright clor, sIch stra" hcfry, violet purple ava 'o
IN 4 vest. The table. oicl 1, made "i altc.ne
ll,.n,s ~ grcuaGlue al, stripes ol slA; anoth', IS
tie same style Of trimming DISPOSE dia5ULiilY. IA,
black grpu nueS however, always have certain ar 81
quiet siucr and distinction, AMI are heavily umH,n
! vita rows of Spanish lace. hey aro nate ~ =
! pJioua~,s, wcil the 60 81. basque Hna
| uns uyershigi. The silk nuGtrsairt 10 "hl
trimmed irt above thc ci';" 81 TIE Oyrrsair Tar a.!
! Tor cr,amcOlJg has inroniccd muslin noc - hat'As
culeis aud nuekiI's a. cit.c lpOuu. Ia p.et4 NJ
nnlAcrcht5is rave n",-Wic borders, dar ~ srilO
| with back ana b. lstt Ole These re- - apiece ~
tho craytcS ~. There endless ~ he, ~ CREAMY
ncchiiVs Of delicate b,.str -s Ge ciHnbtrg, ccPf 800
OF: twill ed silk tiIulod IA ,utcd Nituvirints L