The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-23

ity toss tie oliver foam Of restless white
cap upon the tops Of her boots, Il peyel
fails 70 do II right speedily and very
often.
ozark blue, Of bluer blue than ever
The blue, blue sea, l. the color universally
chosen for these dresses. She would, In
deed, Be 4 brave leader Of fashion who
should dare 10 embGrke upon yachting
voyage with any other color Tor the toun
dation Of her toilet. She may add 70 her
sea diess the eolors Of the yacht club 70
which the yacht belongs; but the eolors are
seen In her neck.tie, her hat ribbons, her
handkerchief yes, and her hosiery, too
because the latter are very often visible,
no matter how her Gkirts are heightened
70 touch the deck. She often wears a
little silk pennant, with the name o! the
yacht she bonors, pinned TO her left
shoulder, All these little details add in.
terest TO the voyage and picturesqueness
10 the appearance; but, OF course, they
are not positively essential"
xASTK1s.
IA the season advances these continue
10 grow prsttier. The newest, formed
from orgapdy, crepe, and the several
other light fabrics, are relieved and
beaati6ed by delicate vines Of blossom,
such n rossbuds, lillies Of the valley, DC.
Owing 70 the brighter tint the rosebuds
are the most popular. A very stylish
mantle made with deep, semi.circular
back and square ends In front was entire
~ covered zith rows Of doe orEandy Dot.
ings, each row being separated from the
other BY q vine Of the rosebuds. A half.
fitting white organdy jacket was trimmed
around the bottom with two narrow rows
Of futing headed with three.inch band
Of embroidery. The design was pale
blue ground relieved with Margueriles.
Around the neck . small cape was formed
from three rows Of the futing. From
this cape down 70 the bottom trimming
extended 4 section Of the embroidered
band in the middle Of the back. The
band also trimmed the fronts. The
sleeves we're finished with two rows Of
The fitting beaded with the band. Card.
inal capes formed from white Grape are
particularly dressy, and II any reliance
Il 10 be placed on present symptoms,
will prove extremely popular. They
are generally garuished with knots and
ends Of ribbons in the delicate shades.
By changing the ribbon the cape may be
worn with several summer costumes.
MILLINERY.
As hiss been previously mentioned in
the Tine, the fAyorits lawn hat is that
made from white orgAndy and trimmed
either with bright-colored ribbon or
wreaths Of flowers. An unusually stylish
one had the low crown and broad brim.
The brim was caught up on the right side
with large cluster Of moss rose-buds.
To this cluster OF flowers were attached
the long strands ofnarrov white satin
ribbon that were carried carelessly over
the crown and allowed TO fall Al the back.
Another had the brim oyerlain with
white lace. The base Of the crown was
surrounded with q wreath Of white rose.
buds; large, foil blown white rose was
placed Immediately in front Of the
crown.
1H = FINAL WORDS.
Instead Of wool Il IL now quite COM
mon to use for travelling dresses the
Cheney foulArd silk. These fabrics do
not retain the dust, are cool, and look
more dressy on arrival at hotel, where
ladies often have 10 take meal before
changing their dress.
The newest style Of bathing dresses are
made Of shepherds check, all wool, trim.
med with dark bluf or crimson braid, or
Of creAm-white twilled flannel, trimmed
with brown. The bodice is attached to
the drawers by belt and : short skirt l.
plated, set on band, which Ia b1ttoned
on to this belt.
Considerable effort ia being made
abroad TO revive the psnier, and quite q
struggle Is going on between the effort TO
introduce = shorter skirt with some sort
OF pro,uberanee and the long plain one
which the Observation-Disclosures insist
upon a. the more graceful. The result
will doubtless give rs modification Of
the psnier styles, but not TO the exclusion
Of the long skirI, 90 that ladies' can take
their choice between the alternatives.
Lace mits can now be had in all delicate
shades Of silk, and Of = length TO reach
half way up the arm. Instead Of being COR
fned 10 white and black Is formerly, every
tint can be matehed in. the choicest tex
lures, and ladies purchase them 70 match
their summer dresses, BY the half dozen,
just as they did their kid gloves.
The newest collars are mixture Of
satin and lace, or lace and erope de eGins,
with satin bows as loops and ends. The
shape forms 3 deep round eollarette at
the back, and round or square in front,
and the effect Is very soft snd becoming.
Another design for stylish morning
wear isIin linen, edged with deep, hand
made lace, the latter mixture OF fine
peasl.braid and and crochet stitch.
The designs Of the combs now are
various and very graceful. They are
much narrower than those worn last sea-
son, and the latest novelty consists Of 3
tall, narrow design, known IS the Span
i.h" comb. This Is very stylish. and has
only two strong teeth, which can, there.
fore, be inserted With ease between the
numerous puff and ,braids that are now
40 fashionable. They are made Of
aFreueh" shsl and finished in very sup
erior manner, the teeth being we'll cut, 80
that they do not catch in The hair, and
the carvings 90 perfected and rounded
that il il difficult 10 distinguish some OF
them from the real shell.