The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-19
For Ii. Ladies' TO Read.

Navy blue is the popular color for
bathing dresses.
Steel belts are much worn in Paris,
and are very popular.
New parasols have q perfume bottle
hidden In the handle.
The deliberately trimmed small sun
shades are out Of style.
Every day witnesses the introduction
Of some new novelty in lace.
The bath cloak is an elegant accom-
paniment to the bathing outfit.
s Muslin dresses for house wear are
made with the Princesse polonaise.
Bouquet bows are pretty and new for
Frightening up white toilets
Ribbon in q succession Of loops is a
favorite trimming for grenadine.
Never before have toilets been SO rich
and varied as they are this season.
White organdie muslin made up over
pale blue Silesia is q lovely costume.
Lisle thread gloves, with colored
monogram On the back, are now fash
ionable.
India pongee dresses are again much
worn.
Vests for ladies are ''all the rage'' in
France.
Great bargains are now daily offered
in dry goods.
Travelling costumes are in great de-
mand at present.
The most elegant handkerchief have
bordering Of lace.
Shoulder drapery gives n classical
finish to q princess dress.
Many shades Of gay colored ribbons
are used for trimming dresses.
Scotch cheviot shifting is much used
for the kilt suits for country wear.
Feathers will be the fashionable trim
ming and ornament next winter.
In the establishment Of household
furniture, lace is now largely employed.
Upturned pleats are still admired in
the arrangement Of draperies OF all
kinds.
A recent extravaganza among FASH
ionable women is the use Of gold hair
pins.
Deep collars and tiny capes gave q
novel and somewhat dressy effect to the
toilet.
New styles in stationery are orna-
mented with grotesque old English fg-
ures In colors.
Belts are worn a great deal with half
fitting Jackets, and sven with basque
waists.
Lace mitts and long lace gloves of
bright and pale dyes are much admired
for full toilets.
Very beautiful dresses are made of
China Grape in combination with silk
Of the same shade.
A black grenadine dress is still con-
sidered an essential part Of a lady,s
sumner wardrobe.
A pretty garden pot is made of light
ly woven straw, trimmed with grasses
and Wild flowers.
Women who have ''style" can wear
all sorts Of hazardous colors and an
dacious combinations.
Low-cut slippers with fancy stock
ings ore thought to he in better taste
than strapped shoes or saddles.
In Paris 1t is not admissible for n
lady to wear the elbow-sleeve and show
the bare arm in the street.
Now, that really warm weather has
come nchus and cardinal capes are
taxing the place Of mantelets.
Poetic fans are coming into fashion
In Paris. The fan has inscribed uron
It q few verses Of poetry.
There are women, and men, too. To
"nom no money or dress can ever give
hairbreadth of real ~'sstyle."
Among absurdities for children are
the wide collars and cuffs similar To
those worn by their mothers.
Black satin Is more used than sirk
for Piping, cording and all outside nc.
c~essories Of black grenadine dresses.
The most stylish o-yerdresses OF gren-
adine have . basque front, d draped
scarf apron, and the long Princesse
back t
French bunting and seaside grena-
dine are the materials in superior de-
mand for boating and yachting cos.
TUNES.
Faahion at present favors the long
seaEfs Of coarse net, combined with
silk and trimmed with deep sin
fringe.
Extreme simplicity is affected this
season for outdoor toilets. Long trains
and gay coIop are reserved for hon.s
tUlsters o. grey linen have a 49,,
passtng over the right shoulder and nm
Ger N 1ssft arm, where it terminate,