, 1877-08-12

cnt otf md t,.o fn,,. strofoht widths are II,
t serted. These widths are laid in one single box
nleat~ with three side-nleats turning from It Of
| both sides. The n]ents are laid On the outsid,
| nj the no1on,ise ant1 have a six-inch beading O
| theu,seivce THE heodino shows a lining o
alive satin Down fla centre OF the box~pIeat
ara lonr ioons nj satin ribbon. with handsom,
| passementerfe ornament in the centre
| VERY TAsTEpTr rorLErrE
| ut na1e crcam-coloreI Indian cashmere IS richI,
rrmmed viii, hondsome Russja, lace aist
crcam-1o1or- Int worked with scarlet. Thfs 1nct
| is vcry Fashionable, and can be obtained in al
most any combInat,ons and contrasts. As
have said. one OF the fayorite materials now L
fnn,or,i. Vcrr c1erant ..toiettes are made Of h
| and it's new a1d many varieties make Il esne-
| cially desirable, An extremely pleasing COS
fnme of foularil ia a dinnrrdress of nalest cieI.
hlne 1rhc Inner s1-irt has fan-shanei train
| in clusters Of fine knife or side plcats. The
aonnca which ia mt NJ, to for1n self-beadino
shows this Headline lined with silk OF the most
delicate shade If 1nsc. The silk il necessarily
boftom Of , ie nIaIn @ space betveen the Clusters
of siie nieats is cnt in two deem POINTS. and
fhese as ,rcli as the remaining bottom of the
fionnce are edged by a scant rnffiing Of three
inci1cs wide silk Torchon. This lace Is yery beau
tifrl. and has wrought uuon it a delicate tracery
of male rose and blue. There is long, graceful
polopaise which is borilered at the edge by n
| verv narrow cluster "pI,sse,n like the skirt.
| This nieatinr is lined throughout with rose
color, but is not cut in points, being so narrow.
Under the peatug is rutlle, very scant, of the
lace. The heck Of the polonafsc Is cut surplice,
and is orna1ncntcl by a ruche of the lace, which
| continues double down the front. Between the
two frlls OF lace are loops OF alternate rose and
blue ribbon, the ends being fringed out In
draping the polonaise the left side Is drawn
| quite high leaving bare portion OF the skirt
The space thus formed is covered BY three bows
OF lace and blue and pink ribbon. These bows
gadaated Ga,syas r size, tic smallest Sese be9g
are finished BY plcating and rufIie Ct lace,
with HANDSOME ribbon bows.
Besides foulard, there are two other very
pretty and much-admired fabrics One is
baregc, aud is very lovely. 1t drapes with much
ionablc colors There Is gradual tendency to
deem tipts, though light ones are by no means
discarded Laces and q crimped silk fringe are
the usual trimmings, 4 yery ATTRACTIVE Toilette
,s Rs las 5 safsGs @ has s anas9s 1f0sa
narrow rufIies Two of these are OF lilac, the
alternate ores Of white barege, The oyerr1ress
is deep, rounded tablier bordered bv a hand
some fringe OF white aud lilac, headed b7
tine RS sacaue Is prettily Trimmed With % sheIi-lke
r,lchinrss and frinre at the edge.
noycty in materals is cfenon delaine. =
very lovely fabric, and one used almost ex-
clusirely for oyeraresscs. It is particularly
admirable in polouaisc to be worn over a COL
ored siIt; s,Sirt-
THrpr "a 4 rrRr cuAR,1sf, p.nR1c-
1oo1,ino 1;Ee chamois in color and annarent tex
t1,ra IN reality howeuer n ia de1trhtf,,l1v
con1 and liehts and in everv wav sJante,i to
hns n skrt of cerise.colorcd silk trimmed With
s'eSs s;;ao'nasted tlnnnce snrmo',nted hr y har-
n1cated r1,rhc MIXED On the efinrs. The
poioneise of this ci,arnofsl,ke cloth IS OF very
bs1,., bottnm is edped sS4' by nrettv crtmned
six fringe. In color like tho polonaIse. col
ior and rs,sys of ccrise silk trim the waist nor
tion. and handsome cuffs of The same elaborate
the sleeves. Bows Of cerise- tinted ribbon fas-
ten the polonaise down it's entire front. Linen
resses s SEEM On the wane Int this Is not to he
sro1i6ered At. as tbev have abn,,t rnn their
conrst. Indeed. there IA Init little more time
for the iioht. cool. fresh dresses Of summer.
Other pleasing materials arc 1bourette' u and
stylish and pretty. One Of eray Hneiceusc
has The skirt trimmed hv n fine sidf-nIeatinp.
rather deem. Above this is a hand of fineer-
wide embroidery. a sort Of mossy rray work
starred with blue. There is a rounded over
f]rcss also horilered bv a hand of enhroffierr.
Tic Jacket opens in front over a long vest,
which Is richly embroidered in grav and blue.
The edge of the Jacket is trimmed to core
snond with other portions OF the costume. The
Back Of the jacket falls in a long square tab
caught slightly no and confined With bow Of
loublc-faccd ribbon. Button, OF gray stone or
enamel have in their centre a Blue star. and
form a pretty finish Worn With this toilette is
a hat Of gray straw, with the brim iauntilv up-
turned at the left. Here, in a cluster Of gray
ribbon looms, nestle dark-blue French pfnks.
Bands Of gray encircle the crown, and couple
Of short erav tips complete the trimming,
In millinery there Is . pitiable berrcnness
The aame old STYLES remain, but there Is abso-
Iutcly nothing quite new think I have be-
fore mentioned the elaborate character and
enormous prices that distinguish hosiery. These
features have notably increased of Lutte, and
now in this line e7trayacance runs riot. The
OF low shoes pecessitatcd more
faincful stockings to match them, a1,d now
some arc uarycls of rich work. Stockings to
match each dress arc ssde rireur." Some are
very pretty: acaiu others are SO elaborate as to
shock rood taste. MANY ladies have their
monogram wrought upon the fustcu Of their
hose upon. others flowers are seen. and still
others show only DESIGNS in rich and varied cnl-
ors. A fayorite stvle has the emhroiderv
MtssEn npfy TIE rysTEP
,,nerino ~ it ascends' md ter1n;nat;nv inst
ohove tRc ankle hnye hcarfa n pcof ria ioflv
on;nof]rcrt ogainst this too-grcat decoration n
the foot. urrnr That It was an incentive to eT-
n;h;t a 1nea9hcr 60 1a;nt;jr ottjrcI an.1 ;,J1;no
tron, tho nnnhcr # fcrt and onI,ies dsn1arei