The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
YORK HERALD SUNDAY. JULY A. s-QUADRUPLE SHEET
foam OF restless whitecap upou ths tops OF her
boots IL FAIRS TO do Il right speedily and very

foam OF a restless whiecap upon ihs tops OF her
boots IL never FAIRS 10 do II right speedily and very
often. ga t ff1 tA
Dark blue of bucr blue even than ''the blue, blue
The color universally chosen Tor these dresses
should dare TO embark upon yachting voyage with
any color Tor the foundation Of her toilet she
add 10 her sea oress Tho coors OF the yacht club
10 when the yacht belongs but the eolors are seen IN
her usckts, ner Nat ribbons her handk srchsf, yes
and hosiery, Too because The aLsr very often
visible, matter how her skirts heightened 10
touch the deck She oton little silk pen nant,
with tue Of The yacn she honors pinned 20 her
sti shoulder All tISss little details add interest
the voyage aud picturesqueness 10 the Appearance
but. of course, they are not positively essential.
Fine blue Engsn waterproof 10 really ths best ma
skirt basque. The bun ol consnentais In
CLOTH Cashmere vr pque IS chosen tor the vest and II
cut from the latter washable material WIDE turn-back
cuffs aud large collars are made vi the same Gilt or
silver bail buttons OF medium SIZE but not III
sary quantities. are lashionAbiy used
yellow or unbieac1ed Lsgn0rn or English Dun
stable straw hat 10 worn when nns Panama bralds are
beyond The reach OF isay's purse he brin wiae
aud must be worn gypsy fashion, tied down the
ears elher under Inc chin or beneath the back nair
by ribbon wuicu striped to exhibit the colors OF
tho yacnt Blue stockings, clicked or embroidered
with buf or bun stockings orp0mented with blue,
are not preferred 10 the colors oil The hag
which dies at me mas. head. The costume coiors In
hosiery arc generally preferred by matrons who have
passed Inc age OF coquelts huess.
4arge blue parasoi, lined with bun and bur un-
dressed KID gloves complete the costume proper.
For extra storms an ample waterproof clouk OF
cloth or rubber and high rubber boots, win DerDy
cap OF SILK, carefully covered with rubber, SNAPPED
IN Havsiock fashion. nnsh an outer costume a
prolonged voyage
BATHING pREssRs.
The newest style OF bathing dresses made Of
shepherds check, all wool, trimmed with dark blue
or crimson braid, or of cream white tw,lied flannel
trimmea wi.h brown. rue bodice IL attached 10 Tho
drawers Wy belt and Short SKIRT is matted. set
on band, which IL eu,tonea on to this bolt.
hiscxLLANEoUs FAsHIoxs.
Instead OF woui 10 quite common TO use for
travelling dresses tue Cueney ioulArd silk. These
abrics 40 not retain Tho aust are cool and look
dressy on arrival At note where ladies often have
~ take meal before changing thor dEess
Lace mits now be haa all delicate shades of
silk and OF length 10 reach hall way up the arm
Instead OF being confined white and blacx n Tor
mery, every TINT Can be matched the choicest tex
lures aud ladies purchase them match their sun.
mer aresses BY the halt dozen Just they aid their
kid gloves.
Tne newest collars u mixture OF satin and lace or
lace aud crepe dc cnine WIN satin bows loops
ends The shape forms deep round colarette at the
back ana round or square IN 'front.' elect
very soft and becoming Another design Tor 81 ish
lace, tho latter o mixture OF due pearl braid aud
crochet stitch.
he des,gus Of Inc combs now worn are various and
very graceful They are much narrower than those
season, and the lnosI novelty consists vi
Tall, narrow ussign, known AS Toe spanish" comb.
This Is very stylish. only Two strong teeth
which can therefore, he inserted with sass Oct w.en
the numerous pulls aud brands that
able. rney are made Of "Trsnch" shell nnishca
very superior manner, the teeth being well CUT
that thoy do not catch ~ the hir and
so perfected and rounded That 1t 70 difficult ais-
tiDguish some OF them from The real sueIL
DRESSING HAIR.
gradual but very great change has recently taken
place IN the dressing Of the hair. Il is worn nov
quits low behind In ths style Of twenty years ago.
What was then known as the cAche-peigne style me
heavy Twist braid or cluster OF cuIls theb 10
surmounted by small comb only, ANA 10 addition 70
yhcil we have now the more showy combs OF pearl,
silver ivory from which 10 select this
There 10 change, also, IN the arrangement Of tne
front hair which, instead OF being worn In waved
bands ny The SIDE OF the iace, 10 Still ringed
forehead thus reducing The height OF that feature to
classic proportions ana soitsnng as certainly aoes
the entire contour vi the lace. With the back combs
In shell tnere are now little side combs, which
the ornaments required for everyday wear. Long
pins with balls attached 10 thu ends, aud held TO-
gether by small cnains, are considered very stylish
Tor small entertainments and az finish TO The dinner
toilet
II Is absolutely necessary to study yourself before
you dress your hair; your height, your build, The
shape 0i yeur head and face, be considered II
you aim ~ being pleasant 70 The artistic eye. II ths
forehead Is narrow, while your checks rather
wide, roll the hair pads Tho plea or irz
out; your forehead he TOO large Tor your lace my
iorm fringe may bS cuittvaISa IL you Jack height
dress the HAIR high, brushed or the brow.
towcr or Jewel high As possl Should tho hoad
be depressed or Hat ~ TOP PLANS across diAde
ovog y cushsOp. se 8, s.
Some nave bald patches, caused by the dragging
OF too much false hair or Dy icjudIcous tying; IL
these ~ recon- msndsd some dAtnsy hcadgear for dts
guse sake, anu how low Know sue Improvement thai
some form OF ornament Is 70 the hair! little cur
Oi antique lace, gracefully managed ribbon Of
coming color. or thick gold chain among
w drawing ths eye, through color 20 the Top
head