, 1879-06-22

pleattpg OF the blue Grape; an claoo!sAo "..1h, a
drapery below is made Of the Two 1aoelsa - Tt,e
in places here and there By satin BOWS y. u
two colors; and wide blue 11o9nce, polo14ha ~.
with a bins band of the foulard, t1nlshes .1e
edge OF the skirt The cocsage IS cnt d,a12a sduI1ta
and finished with q pleatmg "hlcn Eihos r..
assumes tho shape Of atner run ~ sresz possessng
the same shaped basquefront Is n,aoe o. tsia1
colorcd. gayly-dowered, sAtln-stfapGu ao. at -
and dead-leaf-colorcd gros. .graln. ts++ona ia.
foulara is fastened with white pear WI, put. I;ah
laid with gold, and is cut square WIN u i!lSd n
rnff at the back; the basque Is very sne1t ,,;a nh
there are full pleatcd paners o1 1onlta 4r;or af
sre hidden ut tie back beneath pos.nnon o.
foulard and fan Of gros~Eraln nnlsneu "stn 5naa
large cluster Of ribbon o3s t % above the
lsnres. is another set OF foulard panlers an4
hnrs The bottom OF the skirt is compicleu
hv a wide 1ounce OF alternate tans o. 1oaase ~
and grosaraiu The Pomp2donr aTont 7 GA o. 'is 70
wnfsf has q full pleating OF Breton lace' anu u
also filed In with pleating Of the same laGe, AZ,
whlc behind rises q ruff Of the Breton lace; = Inc
elbnv sleeves are edged with wide ffAl ~
Breton ana crepe lissc and lons-ioopeo sa1.n
bows OF ribbon combining the two colols.
SUMMER HATS.
Uarpey's Bazar.
4 noveltv for round hats is the introduction
of the white India muslin scarf to be wound
around the neck, or else to be drawn over INC
face when veil is needed. This ls tho sneeIsst ,s
cream white muslin, and is very elective on lug
Scotch turbans that are lately imported+ a
black English straw turban has the closely
rolled brim covered with gay Scotch p1a1o Fei-
vet, while two full 'rosettcs Of myrtle green
satin are on the loft Of the crown. Inc lnala
muslin scarf is then tWjned around the crown.
and hangs down behind considerably over u Saio
The Fayal straw round hats for .out-ot-tov
uhe are very daintily trimmed With snr1ea
foulard inside the hrim, and grenndine SCAT
around the crown: feld-aowcr clusters are W. W.
der the hrim on the left side and behind. But
this straw is yery frail, and in its place the
Rough-and-Ready Of the Macknaw stfa"s are
preferred. with stiff brius, and IN creamy yei-
low, brown, or black Very stylish black ronsa sa
straw hats have the straight stlft orlfn nng4
with black satin, on which three rows Of gotd'
braid are laid near the edge. Around the crown
is wide satin scarf; red and black wing Is
stuck In the left side. Others, Of rough yellow
straw, shade the forehead, and are short behlna
without being turned mp. These are lrlnlfueu
with rosetteg Of ravclcd satin in two alternate
coIors, such as cream and rcd. or yellow Win
bottle green; the rosettes arc around lle
crown, and there Is large Aaactan bow on
ton made Of black velvet, or Of sat1n-strlpeta
dark green ribbon. Sometimes Wnlte @ n,usnL I'LL
scarf trims such hats. and still others have vide
silk scarfs in stripes Of blue with old gold, or
rcd with greeu. Regular flats OF rough straw
| have alternate pleattngs Of black and OF whlte
| Breton lace around the crown, and partly cover
ing the 0f1m. ,fOQP4 uuuS9 EtECt 4.@eN1s SAeoe
or blucttes with long stems. tied in bunch are
| then set on the back to lean forward on .ne
crown. This is very pretty on black straWs VIII
| with the brim lined WITH nnH 1on1afo 1aiu "
| pleats from the edge toward the middle. ehiftea
hats Of ecr.l batistc are made to ma.cn sults,
| and are trimmed with q scarf OF A1ger1epne
| silk IN bright Oriental hues. Tie most dressy
| round hat for the gay toilets to be worn at
| Saratoga and Newport remains the Leghorn hat,
| with the brim pinched in to make Two OF tnree
= 14 fF7,
| satin ribbon and flowers. The favoslte tfafo-
| mings are creamy white ostrich plum IS, breton
| lace, and cream or old gold satin ribbon.
| LADIES' RIDING-HAD1Ts.
| Blue and bluehlack ladies' cloth remains the
faYoritc fabric for ridtng-habts and the English
style Of cutting is preferred. This gives nar-
row short SKIRT that sits plainly on tho figure,
| conccalinr it, but adding nothing to the size.
| The right side is shaped differently from TIE
| left. being enlarged to give necessary room
] when the leg is orer the pumnel of the saddle.
| The trousers OF the cloth, are OF very simple
is shorter than it has lately been worn, extend
| ing lust below the waist line in front and on
the sides; and forming Jockey, tatl
| with square corners behind a small I'm.
| en- collar With white muslin cFaYat
! IS the fayor1te lingerie, The sleeves are
| tight, with the merest rim of linen cult. But,
inns and mock button-boIes trim tile front aud
| the tnil Of the basque. The gloves, of dog
| skin or else undresscd kid, are 1ong-Wrlsteu,
being fastened By four or six buttons; these arc
| preferred to gauntlers. The only variety given
| 10 such toilets IS in the hat. Stiff English
hats arc invariably worn by equcstriennes IN the
| Park, but sonic have high crowns, while others
are only half:hich; some are; the blaeis: silk
/ beavers, like gcntlcmen's dress hats, while
others arc of the light pearlgray cassinlere that
| gentlemen wear in the summer. Still other
| hats arc of stiff felt in the round-croWned
Derby shape, aud occasionally Jockey cap Is
seen. The veil is merely mask piece Of black
net, or else some gray or blue grcnadine is tied
around the crown and allowed to hang behind