The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-15
The salary list of the Bernhard company
FASHION NOTES AND NOTIONS.

pretty stuff for evening dresses Is silk toweng.
1t should be combined with satin and trimmed with
gauze.
Unlerwasts OF dotted foularl are now worn, and 1t
Is good to make of ugly MATERIAL for 1t keeps
II out Of Sight,
The newest basque pattern Is long and square In
front with pocket each side. II Is cut In two
points at the back.
The dainty kerchiefs, which have one short end and
are worn with the other fastened to the waist,
made Of Hrocade grenadine.
good authority recommends very dark green
dancing cloths instead Of,Hhite, for the that
the former show OF dresses much better than the
latter.
The passion for high colors grows by what 1t feeds
On. Al stewart's may lie seen a brocade with tiger
lilies on red ground. 1t almost makes grow red
In the face 10 look ut It,
The materials most In vogue for ties and 'kerchiefs
and wells are highly approved Of by those who deal
In thcm for they are so perisabic the articles re-
'quire constant renewing.
The rage for yellow has extended from bonnets and
dresses to the outside of cottages, which AT present
should he IN some shade of that color. The Queen
Anne chimneys can be red.
For morning sacqnes there Is nothing more becom-
iug to all styles OF wolnankind than Vtrontse green
surah. When to this is added green cashmere vest
the wearer Is perfectly conime IL Jout.
For cloaks next winter surah without trimming wiz
be the thing Hut then they to be lined throughout
with plus which is To be turned up at the lower edge
and back at the wrists to form facings,
ono Of the predictions OF "a correspondent Of Hr-
psrS Bdgdr Is a winter dress of plain and plaid wool
combined, the latter material forming half Of the
narrow fnely-plated honnces on the undersklt, aud
also the facings and folds on the waist.
"Punio a gruppo ''point iiIe, - or drawn work,
is kind of linen work that IS particularly good for
decorative purposes. II Is most appropriate for the
ends Of table cloths, ioetcloils, tdes, towels,
the last being Its original Italian use.
The new stulfs covered with Iei beads are made much
former every bead is fastened tightly that It win
not fan II all IT. mates cut away. This
only makes the material more durable, but diminishes
the rattle Of the beads.
English women this summer, we are told, are
taking to pink gingha. Fortunately our ladies do not
follow the fashion OF dress "f English women for pink
gngham only wants a large bandanna handkerchief
wound around the head 10 make NJ costume FOR u
respectable southern coloIed ''auntie A."
An fashionably dressed children Ills summer are
blaekiegs. The blue and pink stockings With light
Kid boots, which had such tawdry effect, are dis
carded, aud black stockings, with black shoes and
large buckles are the sensible covering for the lower
extremiiies. This fashion is highly appreciated by
economical nanmas
All the old styles brought out as novelties.
Antique shades such as Tiiien red Ntroncse green,
pheasant green, aud iapis blue arc 10 he fashionable
colors next winter. These hues very odd after
the pale iints, such sky blue, hesi- color, and
water green, which so much worn al present. A
most peculiar matinee Is made Of Ntronese green
surah The small garment is shirred with Kind OF
straight Gachemire vest underneath. The surah
sleeves have u high trimming gu the shoulder.