The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-03
acknowledgement.
MIDSUMMEEs STYLES.

BOnnCtS and IlOtS-FIOWcrS ana
Other Ornaments csc Wells -..
- .CApA-Thc DnnlCheIl
COllarettG - New Fashioned
LaceS-Ball-Dre Stockings
-GnrterS Boots and Shoes
New JeWelry.
From tho New York Tribune.
The ornaments Of bonnets. this season
include flowers, fruit and vegetables.
Creamy lillicuj scarlet cacta, bloodred
pomegranato blossoms, the blue and pink
lotos flowers Of Egypt, mingIe with great
luscious cherries, grapes upon which tho
bloom yet fingers, shining blackbcrries,
bits Of parsley, and long palc.green beans
ilanked by sOrrel and red.and.white cur
rants. Then there are other little hats
adorned entirely with strawberry.vines,
others with small flowers not set on Shy
rule and plummet," but massed like the
purple depths Of bed Of violcts, or vel
vety pansies, and are called "oublies,"
There must be nothing stiff about such
hats, or the effect ia lost. Artistic taste
can be shown in the blending Of the white,
mauve, and purple violets. A dainty ca.
price il shown in scarf.striDgs that are
fastened to the back OF the bonnet. TheIe
eau be made of white dotted lace trimmed
all around with VOlenciennes, or OF lace
with the ends tucked and trimmed, crepe
lisc OF delicate shades, linen cambria
trimmed with point or Nalencicnnes lace,
Spanish lace, either black or cream color,
black not dotted with tileul or gold,
chenille gauzc, and black velvet.
Some Of the most elegant Of the white
and neutral.tinted chip
DOENETs
are imported without crowns, and then
the crowns are made oiToses-the Jacque
minOpink and red, yellow wild roses, and
ten roses, mixed with those OF yellowish
pink and white, There are soft pleatings
of crepe li~e inside the brim OF a tint 10
correspond with the roses. Some Of
the black bonnets are brilliant with
gauzes and ribbons Of Oriental colors
md the gIancing breast of some bright
tropical bird. Simpler bonnets for trav-
Cling and such purposes are shown in
mixed brown and ccru, in small cheeks
aud striped rough straws, trimmed with
velvet to match the color OF the dress;
plume OF cocks feathers is added, and an
ornament Of smoked pearl in the shape
OF buckle, or slide, or an arrow. A
beautiful brown chip had brown lace
and satin ribbons upon it, mixed with
the pAle-yellOw blossoms OF the Souvenir
de MalmaisOu. Flat Vatican hats for
country wear are lined with thin silk Of
pink, or blue, or yellow, and covered
with soft full puitings OF transparent or
candle, crepe liSsc, or finest tarlttane. Dali.
sizes or buttercups are dotted about care.
lessly on knots Of black velvet ribbon
Other coarse straw toQues arc bound
around with scarfs OF grenadine, tissue
or Grape, kept in place by Il bouquet Of
iield.aoWers, cherries, or clusters Of
grapes, and ribbon grasses.
.aS DAINTY HATS
for garden and ctoguot parties and other
out-oi.door Splcasates are made Of the
thinnest Of white organdie, toque shape.
There must be no lining in the crown,
and against it rests clustered loops Of
the same silk Of the lining and a bunch Of
shaded gerantula leaves, n bouquet OF
viO!ets or buttefCups in nest of twigs,
natural grasses, or n bunch Of rich moss
roses and buds. The black and grey chip
tallyho has its broad brim lined with
black velvet and one side turned sharply
up against the crown and fastened by a
gilt and iaceted, cut.stcel ornament; u
long black ostrich feather winds grace
fully around the broad, square crown and
falls behind. Other hats are trimmed!
with ivory white bunting arranged in
sCarfs, fastened in the place by clusters
Of crimson ro-e'. These are suitable for
the peasdc.
DEAUTlFUL SCARF Wells
are OF Damask Rilk gauze-somctimes
called antique gauze; 1t is seen in deli
cate ivory, cream, aud pale yellow, GOV.
cred with arabcsques. Other wells are
dotted with yellow Aossy dots as well as
gold and straw.colored chenille. Pretty
creps Hssc long wells are edged with Chan
lilly lace. Cream and gray tissue wells
are edged with'the new cOlored torchon
lace, or white lace with applique in blue,
red, or white. There are other wells OF
tissue, gauzc, or lace, edged with the
PompAdour lace embroidered in Oriental
Colors; muslin dresses worn with this sort
OF veil arc trimmed with the same kind
of lace, and ii is also seen in the new
black China crepe fiChus matching the
brilliant embroidery upon them. Dainty
little breakfast caps are profnsely
trimmed with tOrchon lace, having an
edge OF blue, red, or yellow, and there
are knots OF ribbon and long loops ia
match; other caps are embroidered in
ColoTs or done in chain.stitch with col
OrCd cotton.
An accessory to the toilet is the new
style OF collarette called
THE "DANICHEFF."
1t is delicate arrangement Of tulle
pleating' lying lat and others upright
separated by three folds OF silk, offering
the strongest possible contrast-as for
example, blue, ivory, and coral pink
pomegranNte red, Lucifer red and Vesu
ve, Turkish blue, yellow and white. II
is made round, and also pointed, and
there are cuffs to correspond, to be worn
either over or under the sleeves. An odd
caprice Of fashion appears in an imita.
lion OF the turbans worn by the colored
folks in the South, taking on tho same
colors with difference In the fabric
This style Of breakfast cap ia made Of a
Madras silk handkerchief or n square o.
some Of the brilliant, striped.silk gauzes
and is very becoming to bright bsu,
nette, or blonde could safely adopt one
in blue or rosc.color stripes
SOFT WHITE BAREGEs
and fnc white coatings are elabOrately
trimmed with black velvet Of the narrow
eat width laid on in many rows, and bow
OF velvet dotted about, and are again or
nNmented with quantities OF ribbon ii
bows, uniting such colors as pale pink
bronze brown, and delicate blue; tilleul
pink, and dark green, olive green, straw
color and coral red. There is also grea
deal Of lace employed upon these dresses
Fine white muslins are similarly trim
med. With the abundance Of lace nov
used, the variety OF vaporous fabrics il
India goods, marvellous tracings Of EN-
broidery, and Oriental beauty Of Algerian