The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-03

will have its Louis XIII. collar, either
of crimson, cream-colOred or light blue
surah, trimmed with broad lace. The
choice Of color depends upon the most
conspicuous shade in the surah and upon
the trimmings of the dress. This same
Louis XIII collar is made of batiste and
linen and trimmed with such laees as old
Malines and point de Venise." The dou-
BILE surah collar is very suitable for the
country and for travelling use. This col
lar is deep and square, with "gumpe"
to match, falling in heart-shape down
the front of the waist. 1t has border
ing of fine plating.
Neck-ties are made of"gauze de PInde"
embroidered in many colors, and trimmed
around with gold lace. "Crepon de
Chine" is also used for this purpose, and
bordered with golden lace. Small long
collars are of surah and point d'esprit
tulle; they are made in four rows and
fastened in the neck under bow. Pele-
rines are made of point Pesprit tulle,
with the ends trimmed with lace, and
twisted in front. These are for high
neck dresses. Lace jabOts are enormous
in size. Among the fichus are the
"Lambelle" and "Marie Antoinette"
styles. The Cardinal and "Chevreuse"
pslerines and pompadour collar will all
be worn.
Bonnets are as snowy as dresses.
Shaded plumes are used with caehemire
and pompadour tissues, such as straw
colored feathers shading deep yellow and
red. Flowers in warm colors are also
fashionable. Small black capotes are
trimmed with lunches of pink and blue
feathers. and covered with jet or colored
beads. All colored dyed straws are to
be seen. Havane-colored straw is much
liked, as it can be worn with almost any
other color Many bonnets have dra-
peries and trimmings of gold tulle and
lace; these are very soft and great
addition to the beauty Of bonnet. A
beaded tulle capote is worked with black
and white beads. The front of the bon
net has trimming of black and white
lace, worked with golden threads.
In the middle of the crown, in front,
are large yellow, red and pink flowers.
Toward the side 10 pale blue feather.
The black and white lace strings are tied
under the chin. The torsade is of light
blue surah. A black straw "capote
Bretonne" has the brim raised over the
forehead. The brim is covered on one
side, and the front of the crown on the
other, with shaded velvet flowers. On
the inside, under the brim, is straw and
gold trimming The torsade is of red
surah. The brim is bordered with gold
cording.
A walking-suit may be of blue foulard
and putty-colored "voile de religieuse."
The plated skirt has three narrow plait-
ed founces on the lower part. The front
of the unique is formed Of two wide
scarfs placed on in triangle shape, and
joined in front toward the left side. In
the back is straight putting.
The "voile de religieuse" jacket is cut
up on the edge to form loops Around
the neck is small fchu of Japanese
foulard stamped with blue figures, which
is tied in bow on the left side. The
sleeve terminates little below the elbow,
and is trimmed with lace plating and
a small drapery of Japanese fouIard.
The white straw amazone hat worn
with this suit is trimmed around the
crown with two plumes, one ON the right
side and the other on the left, falling
over the back hair. The parasol is OF
Japanese foulard, lined with ecru Flor
ence. The undressed-kid gloves are very
long, reaching to the elbow.
A number oftraveling dresses are now
in preparation. Most of these up to the
present time are very simply trimmed.
They have either cIoaks not matching
the dresses of busters of the same goods
One of these has q short skirt trimmed
with a plated founce from 20 to "a
inches deep. The "duster-gallice cache
poussiere" is of homespun, like the
dress, consisting of the front, with gore,
and the small side-piece, which form one.
The double collar is cut up in the mid
die of the back, and trimmed with a
fan-shaped plating. On the lower par t
Of the garment is plated Aounce about
l2 inches deep. The pelerine over this
garments taken in with the back seam,
and replaces the sleeves. It is simply
stitched around. For a travelling dress
with long coat, the latter is of sand
colored "drap dete."
1t is in the shape Of q half-tight-ftting
sacque, trimmed down the front with
small tongues Of goods, hemstitched
around. The garment opens at the
neck, in shawl shape, and the revers ex-
tends down the back, and terminates in
two ends finished with a tassel. Below
the waist are two other ends with tas-
sells, reaching to near the lower part of
the garment. Down the front are two
rows of buttons The long, tight-fitting
sleeves are trimmed with plain cuff,
with two buttons on the outside.
There are many satin aud surah toilets
now made in dark colors, and trimmed
with draperies and light blue foulard
scarfs. with designs of flowers and exotic
birds. One of these is pansy-colored
dress trimmed with mauve-eolored
scarfs, forming the unique; these are
brocaded with liacs.
Small lace capes with beads, inter-
mixed or wholly covered with jet, are
worn more than ever. Last year they
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