The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-27

jet l. more worn in Paris than
ever.
Short costumes for garden and lawn
parties.
Hat and bonnet brims grow larger
and larger.
-Parasols match the bonnet and
dress this season.
Bingham dresses ind favor with II
dies Of AL ages.
-Brims Of bonnsts may suit the fancy
Of the wearer.
The Fanchon and the Marie Stuart
are the caps for young widows
VERY small white muslin bows only
should BE- used for morning wear.
White muslin hats, with 6chus to
match. are shown for garden parties.
Gaps grow more and more dressy,
and are more fashionable than ever.
Large jabots whether Of lace or
muslin should Be worn only in the even
ing
Lace and muslin scarfs are worn
around the neck. inside the linen collar.
Natural flowers should be worn to
the exclusion Of artificial ones for cor
sage bouquets At this season.
-Leghorn and Tuscan straw hats are
the most popular Is well - the most
elegant Of all the new productions.
byzantine point il . new, snowy
cotton imitation that washes well and
initiates antique Lace 70 perfection.
Short bunched-up Marquise polo
nalses Of Victoria lawn and other white
sheer fabrics are worn with short, black.
or colored silk skirts.
Common flowers, such a. holly
hooks. oxlips, cowslips, dandeloins, pan
sizes. and daisies are becoming very pop
ular both in nature and an.
"A foreign fashion Is to wear white,
pale pink, or blue satin dresses, hand
painted in artistic designs by great mas
tiers or sometimes by the wearer herself.
New breakfast caps have long tulle
or lace strings that cross in the back
and are brought loosely around the neck
70 form loop or bow in front on the
bosom.
Shoes are high-heeled and match
the dress with which they are to be
worn Hosiery is beautifully en-
broidered or clicked on the instep, the
design showing through the slashed
shoe.
The utmost independence Is allowed
in bonnets- Wide faring shapes pre-
vail, but besides these there are turbans,
close cottage shapes, and tiny lace crea-
tons, which are little more than caps.
Panels OF silk or satin down the
sides Of handsome dresses are covered 1
with tiny silk tassels. On colored
dresses these are in all the shades Of
the dresses; on black, they are, Of
course, black also.
Fans are Of medium size. Those
painted on silk or satin and edged with
lace take the lead in fashionable circles.
The handsomest spread open, square
cornered, and are mounted with silk
painted In Japanese designs.
Very pretty summer bonnets have
son crowns and shirTei brims a white
India muslin, in the cottage shape. The
crown Is covered with bronze beads,
worked upon black net, and the brim
with fringe Of cherries, shaded from
black TO red The strings consist Of
lapels Of Breton lace.
The newest materials and fabrics
for summer wear are 80 lovely and %
. aired that il i really very difficult to
select where one has liberty Of choice.
The newest grenadines have an alterna-
ling stripe very narrow, and in chintz
colors upon fine, thin, black mesh,
With as narrow one Of velvet; the ef-
let Il extremely rich and novel. What
are called the ''sewing silk grenadines
appear with the addition Of tiny bro
faded figure, which enriches without
,ecouing conspicuous, and there are
,ther beautiful grenadines in which .
,rocaded stripe alternates with one Of
Telvet or satin. The summer silks In
Tery minute checks, and also in louis
mes, are among the most useful and At
ractive Of summer dress materials any .
ime, and they are not cast into the
hade BY the more snowy novelties.
rhe louisines are largely used for Misses,
md also for very choice ulsters; the
popular goods for summer listers, how !
'ver, Is linen In . narrow stripe and ,,
lark neutral shade Of color. Buntings
lave established themselves In popular J
avor, and are very greatly improved. I
The fine, soft, semi-transparent fabric :
vhich now claims to be kind Of bunt-
az, and . secondary class rather more
viry Of texture, have little in CON- :
non with the coarse canvas-like !
which first presented their |
laims to favor. Still, even this !,
I'd its good qualities or il would
Iot have won its way. Il Is uncrusha- !
'le; II makes excellent seaside and 3
dresses, good wherever . b
rooly warmth and plenty Of service are Q
equired. the French buntings are fine, !
nd little why. They are imported c