, 1879-06-15

ulster is also verg desirable. Linen, mohal
and pongee are the aterials usually empsoyc
1or tile ulster, but mohair Is preferable. as it dot
not crulnple or require doing up. Quiet color
such as gray Of brown, are chiefly used.
blouse waist Of Yashng material might be sui
stituted under tie ulster for the waist Of til
Lisle-thread gloves arc worn, md there shout
be at hand d supply OF linen or paper collars an
cuils. AS linen is very unbecomng to som
laolc8, 1rills may be recommended. These CO
be bought In packages of q dozen at price
ranging from l5'cents dozen, and are so chea
dnat thsy n may bathrown away after having don
rubber waterproof is useful addition, ant
may De compressed within very small space
Rubber oyershoes should not be forgotten; no
Is II sato TO travel without shawl.
MOUNTAIN COSTUMES.
There are ample opportunities for delightful
excursions up in the mountains; but Nature
little rugged in her grandeur, SO that to b
quite at home and at ease the travellers dres
snould De strong and scrylceablo as well q
pretty, and short. enough all around to escap'
tue ground. The shoes should be light, will
! moderately thick soIes and fiat heels, as {
spralned ankle or perhaps serious full woult
probably he the result OF wearing high heels.
Appropriate aud very pretty costumes art
made OF EingharHs, which are SO perfected now
est shades are, beautifully blended in them
Cashmere, bunting, :and light qualities OF WOO
sul.!asa are also servceaoie materials ior tl'ese
costumes. Plaid wool dresses are pretty, bright
alu @ :. ma'n ~ lul GAYS "nen !resu "loa olo~s,
M . ~ - !le4uentiy quits eool III tne eA1ly 'norh'
thousand feet above the level OF the sea-
| TAcT1Na STYLES.
That delightful pastiu1e, yachting. takes one
| more completely out Of the ordinary city lite
than any visit to the country. When tossed
| ABOUT on Tue waves DAY aud nleht.with charm
| ny Htte caoln LOT paTlor aha the deck tile
only promenade, there IS ael'ebt1ul sense OF
sG.y ilt.Ie -. ileeuon at al!' ~ oue s actua'ig
connoeu W lle 11!1le cTalt anu theFe must re-
man, NJ any rate until the next port is reached
ohess Inc ises % "1nas 49,. sat 1oW @ neatn INTO te
! @ llEnt nannel SUITS 9nntlnss prettlly trimmed
| VIII pialus anu sti1pess cotton satlnes With
prlsnt AoWets on dark gronnos, ana ecru
ponsses ses iMn'y emoro1aeIeu la oaIker shades,
are ~ pseoming ahd serVieeao'e' These
ed r9oA gG naae Is WIN tf1m
mea sklrts, WIN coat basque or !ong 1neket
win WIN ~ sest, rs .ne silehti! masGullne appcar-
easS IN ese,; - hosrd suats saoht ~
ming and MANY flounces are ont Of nlace and -.
convenient 80 these dresscs arr male rartar
plainly, which, however. dues not detrart in anr
way from their STYLE or elegance; for though a
ciegancc and caeEf is pl7cn by Tie nerson rhn
wears it.
4 c1osc-7ftnp ,ou.crovn.d saiior h,+ ~
coarse straw. ar a mo,lrr,telv ,ridp.hri,ur,a1
ranzn scorf havmc eds arrenaed y WILL oa.ra
around thf. heck. shonid h. wnrn' f;,oyes Ih;t
nrotect tho ,vr;,ta uaII from tha eun o1,d hen,a
That lit so ns tn allow scc,1rc Tread IN the
sltnnrry dicks .rc: tn5,sncns.nIe diunc+o " - 0
"a !.htjrr toIet A9'"As'7 "
Au,-,o Ar Soa''"' ~,
IN rosst ,h. affanta ~ al. n"tan H.
waist nfo;ted ;ntai cat,o h.',s "nd fant ouoo ~ 10
nrnnr;n,a,v 1.,, ,;tn o" ..;,sa 49, os. 10 ~
saior hin;,ea w,t G,+ ~ y -orrd In ,,a,, s,,1
worn over chemisafts ~a,hered rerw mi aha,,t
tha throst .,;th ~, f;1I t+and;na ~. ha1o
1ec,h.n17 If nar.n-. ,ihho,, e;tS. ~ p;., aoUs
dainty cffcct toa h,onaa ~ 6aa1t1 that an
~, ~ o]csiteJ 1a1. r,sna1 sat mat 49,,
;rht warm show1 ~ ha ,,saG as,a thn uaa a,.u
tim ~ rosrnp ah"nid " MT he oIn,ttsd ' ''''
An evcei,ent way to sava fhe hande xho, raw
Inv is ~ mate nair ~ 1onn'wr;st"d nbo1f-
handef7 u oioveo of s abomois Iaothor ,r,a.c
con he washed whennoer tbar cat soi1aa and hs
nnttinp md rnhhng 1hom con bo ,sent eaft -" ~
'> t,."a - ~ ~ n W Aep' '''''
HINTS ~ oE OBSERVED
One thing Indispensable to rood rowing Is to
have the clothing ht easily at the armholes and
waist, so Us not to strain out the seams, as row.
lug ls one OF the exercises that Is particularly
lake or river, for the pleasure to be derived |
from IT, costumes OF any Woolen or silk material |
may be worn. but all wool is preferable. Cam |
brlcs or uuslins may be worn ii one does not |
need to practice economy in laundry bills: II |
fishing or craootnEHft%is best to wear AMI, old |
costume that LOOKS at afl Respectable, tor hsn |
SILL sputter aud Splinter one In spite OF all
precautions. when they are removed from the |
nook, when 10 rntnous to clothing. Old Kid
gloves. with tue ENDS OF the hngers cut of.
Will preserve tne nanas' i
DATHISG COSTUMES.
Peopla who live in this city have many facfi-
tics tRat nthcrs do moi eninv the eoev occss.
10 manr of the heacher rendcrinr II noasih'e 1or |
almost any person of moderate means to enjoy
oatn az Inc SEASIDE l"lce or thr1ce week.
81 carving luncneou me expense 1s material,
: reouced, al1u Inc comfort IS Greatis enhabced
one ID Inc owner ol q Nell-attlns patnme cos |
'ume.
a oathing-sult, to be comfortable, should be
ltted TO The neck, shoulders, bust, and arm
lo1es nst as carefully as the most elegant dress.
t need not IT SO snugly, but 1t mist follow tile
urves OF the 1orm; and, while allowing free
notion to the arms, tt must not drag about
hem and excor1ate them with every movement.
The most appropriate material is twilled 1an-
el or moreen, as these DO not cling to the
gure when wer. The trimming should be rows
II alpaca braid, either forming the entire garni-
ure or 10 combination with bands Of all-woo1
elaine OF q contrasting color A COW OF black
utestring RIBBON, which Will not oe injured bT |
iater, IS tied at the neck. turkish toWtllng Is
argely used Tor this purpose, and, trimmed