Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-01

fcrnS az, az much as ever ana have cban-a1 -
, o,.u out very little The nshwife tnn,c 49, ~
drapeTY ,s ,n and Is caught back 10 form tbs
sfnce ~ =, n0te popular than ever parT icuisr5S
io~ upon the back of the slirf se 'ie iuiiheSs
tNerSklrtS are almost a -. - .
CoStuiNeS. unless they ars el,c, Sl'. Win iaess
"la poionalse. ana for summer -, vi y shl1
9rd 80, ItIE ,ackei are found mu,h cooler
Jacket " poionaiSe aud
~ The new sly les OF polOuaise arr ot = d..
ar ,, ~ w; drSPtd traiShl across the tahl,eT
", slIon ana allowed 30 fan in irregular hn,
ssSiA SiaceIul Seilenttne folds at the ha,k Tbis
o.>l POSITION Is Particularly adapted 10 grenadt1e
or tb h. a, son. dehcate summer materials Snme
VI Ihc me chlnN Sattcens are made un In ms
go, ana are trimmed with nprdlegorb rrl,f,es
~ , IumtS OF lace and ribbon bows and looms IN
ard en tli ~ Te9s and UNITS down the front
a. ~ EMU ,ie lolds OF drapery al the hack n
II SlNle 80 graceful and bac0lnin,r tbsf ~ ma,
w auaIltd 10 Tie richest fabrics of a son ana
S1lhneIy character. ana Is very hanas ome IN,
black grenadine over black s,Ii ~ S W ieI
with black foulaud SILK as a body Itni%eI - Az"
MILLINERY
We nave had the Joseph ne r M, 81. t,,,,.,, 81,
bonnet in embr O. FOR two seasons mast h,' ~,
summer. II Is said we shall have Il In AM ns
orlginal spiendor. with deep, ls.ing brim and
punches OF vegetables upon the side Tor tf1m
ming. The excuse for the revival Is thar Al =
though the shape OF the bonnet Is ugly the fac,.
inside 81 II looks small and pretty by contrast
while small bonnetS, on the contrary. int.rea ss
the apparent size Of the face and expose al ia
defects. There is no doubt whatever that bon
retS with briIn are among the written facts or
the near future, but II IL also certain that we
shall Siil retain the square crowned nan hon
lie hail hat or the past season. the picturesque
hat With the upturutd hTim. and the English
walking hat with its brim which Is never eNag-
gerated and obtain several novelties from the
Spft-CrOwHed caps and urbans which Young
ladies' affect SO much and which have been
among I he most striking OF the winter novel
ties.
The new ribbons that have made their ap-
pearaGCe are very rich ana very beautiful. in
color ard design. Many OF them have a satin
center I'm a hare or neutral tint, and brOcaded
edges I'm two different widths There are others
which reproduce the chntZ COlOTingS. and Still
others with dark grounds which match In small
Nocaded patterns the Chene, JaSpe and Lou
iSine silks. In flowers. the whole effort Il 10
produce something which shall look like Nature
IN IFS widest and most irregular formations
ranged leaves, grasses. ferns, lichens, orchids,
bCrlg-pianlS 2iid the like, are all made TO look
rs If lust flesh from the woods; ana there are,
besides, Quantities OF young peas Just bursting
from tie pods summer fruits ana vegetables in
miniature. which VIII make a collection OF ne ~
spring bonnetS on Opening day" look like
small agricultural ana horticultural show.
There Is quite another style OF trimming.
however for bonnctS which dsre CARDS flowers
altogether, ana refuses 10 have anything 20 do
with fruits or vegetables. This consists mainly
O! double or triple Alsatian bow. arranged in
one or more cOlorS upon the top OF the bIim:
ana the size Of this is such that there II room
Tor little else save the band. straight curtain
at the back. These AlSatian bows nave become
a rage. and are not confined TO the trimming OF
bonnejS They are very popular.as head dresses
and are made into a sort of can IN fasteniDv
mem 10 band OF lace, the ends of which are
tied al the back, or fastened with pins
ais are gradually being discontinued The
oettef educated women are beginning 30 learn
how hurttul and irritating the spotted aud
dotted walls drawn Straightly tight across the
lace are 10 the eyes, and restrict their adoption
or these relies OF Oriental SecluSon to useful
gauZe as protection from the wind and the
STORM. JENNIE JUSR.