New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
THE FASHIONS.
,1rMMrR STYLES AND FABRICS.

f,rt and grace of travelling costumes were NJ uooPV
studied characterization, however acceptable OF peoo"
Ing IN a home, street or evening dress is oAce'e' ~
Of nac in travelling costume. The experienced Traveller
upites in ner costume serviceablcness nealiess ana
,ant s,mpcity There are ready made tourists TOILETS
combining black silk sirs brillantlne, palhy ou'
sufficiently trimmed. with good tra'ehhs ois'eis M"
| poouaises OF summer serge, deDeSe OF hhcn' "0'i"
these fresh and dainty lavender aud rosemary III o
obioned country gardens lovely percalcs iouard
,ubrics soft and srous silk, and ine linens ana
lawns. made ID convenient shapes Tor reai Ser'oo
IN tbo couptrv Made-up suits have for WORKING
women a certain fascination, 80 that the Ih"st
urldent consider economy to buy nearly all oi 'nch
clothing ready -made. Modern ingenuity ah' I'o"io"
save an immensily OF trouble in travelling Inc ne"
shawl-strap large that one can make at"o woeAS
trim with her wardrobe packed in yard square Of Drown
Holland neatly strapped On the outside OF the strap
rnon IN a 10 below the handle Is large p0cketDook
attachments envelope shape this holds railway TICKETS
.de calendar, postal cards, and things Oh that sort
The satche should always contain articles VI 'o''e'
creantinted rles for neck and wrist are cooer IMAM
sets of linen and do not soil easily qnah'y %
this rutlg can be carried, and cut OF as needed 10
understand just what To wear and wat 10 carry
"A true sense Of the ways OF the world
Lawn and muslin dresses extremely delicate anu
prety These are made up at the furnishing hOuses y"
less than the OF the material There sa great unoy
for navy blue in lawns percales ana linens. lp Jaw"
Suits have rather long, lOOselyhttng basque without
lining long rOunl Oyersklrt, and demi-tralned skirt
They are sci trimmed win fine knlfcpaitngs ara sac
paitlngs Price, Sl3 The navy blue linens have Irin
ming OF blue Hamburger embroidery done IN whlte'
These range from SO to 81. Pretty lusrOus rouafd
percales are plain with border OF blue ana "n'e o''
check and another style has the dark blue ground COW
cred with this style OF check Very styish sea prov"
Lawns are abundantly trimmed with line SIDE piltlhSs
edged with Italian lace The bias folds at tho wrists ana
tb. ire
mo lawns OF bright sky blue. fresh rose
pink rosy lilac, pure lavender, ana the ashiohaoe Noy
arc similarly made and trimmed Win Italian 'aleh'
,no mr. linen SMYRNA lace This lace is strong that
II ten used for cdgng the ruies OF understanding
r,rh. gin ,hans aud percales for children's wear
The common width is ID cents IA yard
great deal of ribbon is used IN the lawn
dresses; also black velvet bows. Coollooking, lovely
dresses are made Of vorytinted organizes ahd Dats'es'
worn over brown silk skirts. and trimmed Win Drown
ribbon bows. The hgh-necked ana longflee'eu uhuei
yaisis are made OF fouard cambria, in color exactly
matching the silk skirt They have SILKY llSler anu
are very much cooler than silk. Plaid and lace-strped
and dotted white musns extensively worn ana nau'
rx1uisitey gay with quantities OF deiicate ipDohH anu
ce Many OF these are cheap that they can be bought
for almost any reasonable price. FOR cOihiort' cou
y,euec and simple ~ In the country many dresses are
required made Of the foulard percaes IN brown ana
white and blue and white checks Cool fresh ginghas
f., dark bnc check trimmed with finer check OF the
same colOrs very popular; also striped A'dce co'
tons made MP the prnc"sse polonaise Without uhhs
and properly trimmed with smyrna lace These sell oi
10 cents yard
Outside pockets matter OF necessity ara are maze
monument feature OF the dress In many quaint Shapes
,s tho skirts become narrower and narrower For use
and comfort the large square peck t. with Flaps ana Dut-
IONS are recommended. More fancfu are those cornu'
copiaha,cd curved like trumpet. placed low at the
left side and lon and vshapcd pockets made OF
side plaitings laid on a foundation
4 variation In summer bOnnets has appeared IN the
Gain-borough hat which in its high and wide
brm ryiycs the Mcrcuto OF three years ago IL
/, exceedingly becoming and pquant An e4uhly PIC
iresque aud stylish fashion is the new COACHING hAt
the ten side turned against the high pointed crown
and the mont of broad brim faced with six or velvet
+. set back on the head. the back and right side
Mining closely; two long plumcs droop gracefully
hack over the crown For the rest fashion rowns upon
all wash Goods for the seaside The dust Is not FAVOR
able 10 their freshness and mpness takes out even inc
slight s,T ness allowed ana leaves them In p'taDle
slate Lght striped silks arc made useful III accordance
with fashion rs oyordrcs. ana POonaisc, TO he worn "lt
,ln ik. of similar coors Tie caprice Of fashion in
cIn,s more aud more the poJnaiso. which chuSs so
closely that the whole figure seems nodded TO H. Skirts
are made cling closely than ever ana are KEPT
I'D place by numerous elastic STRAPS behind W"inahs
wilowy grace IA lost In the long. sta. whaloboned
corsa.o closely combining the hips. and the gr fl how
of drpery Is abaul ned II is rumord that this excess
of unbaooming Stiffness having reached It's night Will
necessarily bring about "A change.
A, ella says In Midllemarch." There's always n
hvore fad FOR sonetLng" and this Summer the " lad
Is bnttonssma round Hat buttons. set On dress IN as
many "a five or siA rows down the front, the sleeves,
pockets cuns. cc. Thy made OF siik crocheted,
metal, pearl or ivory Eight ana ten dozen are some
times used trim dress. The middle row Is intended
limos A very popular AMI more graceful fancy Is that
of sguar. bows another DOW, square win
long ends. placed at the back OF toe neck ana others On
br cus the pocket ant behind where the back draprly
- cuuglt NJ IN p,us. on grenltnr, Grape ana muslin
polo Asses the beauty OF the bows greatly enIanced BY
lAe addition OF lace either Ndelcicnnes Spanish blonde
I OF thread. ,-.., ,.
This * nor inc simple plan gluke nor vet the Chlmbcry
eanze with its rich satin sripe, but style both
ha!i-fadc tiuts y,llowsh pink, Like dyis rose faint
water green, and iccato blue. I"e snow ganzr trans
plu nj a. Lace. Is covered over with Irregular snow
iakes; Oriental gIuzc has queer aIaOesl4ys ana designs,
ana aHolnrl StN' ICON, a. , a. . mo,S AND ,Ics nt
fabric pnonaises - raw or unsun -ilk called Mare
dress of this material Is united 10 IA mauve SILK and
trimmed wl;h black velvet aud mIltve square bows
fringe of black and Kilt threads finishes te edge OF te
| garment. rneo Is very rich trimming LATELY
Imported Tor evening. dresses Of wide six
| braid OF various llght cjlored grounds covered
| with the richest embroidery. conNoNulus vines,
with here and there gorgeous ltile butterfly.
trailing nr0uts roNes' ana small bouquets oi u"wers
wnicn bees Oyer IL is difficult To imagine tnat the
VIVID contrasts of the American fag can be transmitted
by the mage looms Ol France lno ueica'ey beautiful
Centennial silk, aud Yet retain enough ni the OFFICIAL
style To enable YUun- Hdits 10 appear Ike ilNIh u0I-
drsscs OF Liberty. Tuis silk, of late Importation mas
stripes o roso dc cheho nae, an SOFT delicate Olue
! divided by a stripe ot pale ivory tint Irnm WIN
Lee and bows OF uDbOu, tIeY VIII De made 1uO lovely
toilets during the outoi-t"wn season Among many eN-
uus dresses lately completed Is satin Of the richest
cream tnt made WIN long curass corSage ana lhccsse
train oI brOcaie oi the same color. Across Tine mont oil
tnr skirt three graceful gari1ndS are placed diagOnl
formed of du.ky ia olive leaves ana berries rmbt O
dcryd In dead gold, tue leaves applique In velvet Inc
elgC OF the dyCOlcte waist has similar band OF en-
brO,Tl and wreath Of olive leaves rests ON the HAIR
| \ dress of ash-oUlored satin has daprry pass Il
dagOnally across tho sGirt. II Is made OF an Oriental
| scarf mayuinconty embroidered III heavy ara-