Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-05-22
Fashions fnr luhLadies.

- - AtfcAAto O0lsA Al 49, ALlLEdtl gloves
WI be white. "a
In addressed kids, ~ shionable oolo,.
il the coffee tinss
The most fasbionaIA ummer bonnet
will match the gown.
French dress max sre returning to
velvet as iFiraming.z
Black Breton lace 81 oif the ends Of
new white lawn ties.
The butterfly bow d b supergede the
Alsacian on ladies' heS1s.
One OF the oldest ess combinations
il Paris is pure whitsSnd cream white
Again the coil Of bFsids becoming 70
almost every lady's rs, will be worn 3
Old gold braid, 81 or two inches
wide, faces the br3his Of black chin
round hats and bonI
New York tlressn.a. place ane
'plalting o., AsiGat sls underneath the
hounce on staos iower ssdge Of walking
aSlftsrlp such ways1 to relieve them
from all sombernesa Aid make even a
"ark- brown costume. COX bright and
y.
Ladies. who are ds@~ous of introdue-
ing little originelitzf / > their ties can
buy scarss Of simpls a.n sln ss enrich !,
siss pls' EARNING 0sgszEv ,rntty sfitrhes
that thei1< graudmotA 1aarned in sew
ing school.
'Fine Balbusgari cckings, embroi-
dered With rosebuds- different colors
in hosssssillS, e1e venty.tlye cents
pair Ia Iasis bread there are
many elaborate passl.ns in open work
with Cross lines oifs delicate colors;
others are shown iiidiain colors and a
new style in. mar6sA Striped Lisfe
thread show Roman sbts in horizontal
stripes. Some ne& ine Balbriggans
are beautifully enil,ea tered on the in
step IN black and bsiFp' aoss silk.
oneof tie rreshes. novelties for the
Watering places i imported poke
Of Tuscan straw tlh med with white
dotted ntnsHn. Tha# les and crovn.of
the bonnet are closa4 The head, while
the brim pekes fAr ~ o7er the fore
head, and islined vi full gathered
putt Of soft twillett~ ink foulard silk.
Polka-dotted Swiss 4 Hnslin covers part
Of the poke brim pla ", and is gather
ell bsck to form a pr lod Alsacian bow
on the GROWN. This 81 " is held in place
by an inch wide bsnE Of pink satin rib
bon that passes arowal the crown and is
tiod in pert bow onl .he larger muslin
bow. A 9unch of ked cherries with
natural-looking pale green leaves and
woody stems is or flt left side. A tiny
bow made Of the T13an braid ia below
the crown on The has.e the fov' r. ~ ),
---.sss, i 60,
ding dresses, is ali ,afrons =. ...sllionnblf
choice this season. I5th plain and bro
caded satins are used; the latter afe in
large leaf or flower patterns, or else in
small polka dots. IL some rich dresses
the entire dress is Of plain satin. while
III others brOcadel satin is used for the
| corsage and train, with plain satin fol
the front and sides Of the skirt. Hand.
some iaces are always in fashion. but
are especially desirable now for arranQ.
ing in rows across the front and sides Of
the satin dress, or else in iabots and
panels on the sides Wide lace iounces
at the foot are festOoned at intervals
with small bouquets and satin ribbon
loops. When lace is used on the train
ii is not as H0unces, hut in lenpthwise
desigus. In one instance lately Q wide
duchesse dounee, with the straight
edges sewed together, formed q bee1ti-
fol panier scarf that was passed around
the hips and held in the back and front
/ by q cluster Of flowers. Sometimes lace
Is used fOr the transparent sleeves in.
stead Of the pearl trimming. Flowers
are not as lavishiy used as thev we're
formerly. Small bouquets set al inter
vais down the front amid rows of lace
or else clu 3ters for the back end front of
the paniers, are favmite STYLES of garni-
ture. Some sets Of orange blossoms
outline tine panler on the hips, others
! form 9 curve arouIda a tablier, and still
others are massed as panels on the side.
A fancy with Worth a that OF arranging
orange buds in a Pyl0mid of lace or else
satin piaitings in the front OF the skirt.
White lilacs, jasmine or clematis are
naked with orange blossoms. The bri.
/ dial vail is OF tulle, and is now draped on
| the side and back Of the hair, instead OF
being thrown over the face in the
FRENCH fashion The edges are not
bemmed, and cluster Of flowers holds
the vail Instead Of eath.-Harper's
Basar.