The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-08
Items of Interest Which Most Concern the
il Fair Sex.

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Orange blossoms and white lilacs are
the bridal flowers of the month Of june.
Riding habits for summer are Of dark
gray or navy blue or dark brown cloth.
White vests and shirt fronts. once
Worn only by brave few, are now very
dressy. As.
White dresses, simply made, are addi-
tons to wardrobe that all should pos
sess. ~
Japanese darasols have been common
long enough. Soon they will be fashion
able. .ss35 3
English equestienne STYLES are adopted
BY New York ladies' who ride in the
Park. ..ss5 81 a. 4173. J ...' a. Z
Every conceivable material, colorshade
nd style are seen in dolman shape.
"Gold splash muslin is the title Of a
white muslin with careless dashes Of
gold paint.
Panniers and bark draperies Of Surah
silk are frequeetly added to faille cos
tunes.
Black Spanish lace sleeves are derig-
neur with black summer toilets of cefe-
mony.
stockinette has long been displayed in
Boston, but who has seen the Jersey in
our streets?
Lisle thread gloves, with buttons in
numeral, are more desirable than those
with lace tops.
White or cream nuns yelling and white
Surah make an admirable combination
toilet OF ceremony. 81
Belts Of the material or trimming Of
dress must only half encircle the waist,
being sown into under arm seams.
A bonnet Of Tuscan straw, lately worn
By fashionable dame was devoid Of
all trimming, but Of one long heavy
plume. 81 s1.si4 DIG
The wedding dress Of Miss Berthold,
daughter Of the Consul General at Para
quay, was entirely OF hand -made Spanish
lace. III
. Tie quickest possible method Of catch
ing cold that is compatible with 4 lady's
idea Of haste, is to wear linen undertook
ing while boating.
Are the pilgrim grown for those who
depart out of the g Hub in order that the
sllege lords pockets may not be lightened
by exorbitant taxess s3 > ,s 3s
EARLY birds ut Watering places will
have to don their thickest feathers or be
frozen like the memorable ssfrst bird
OF spring, whose music friz IN his
throat ts K, n
Do you want to know the style in polo
.naisess They are long, they are short,
they are plain, they are dressy, they are
snug and they are ample. tits very
pretty style. N .Ss Fl 4.
III It gives a pretty, osy-cheeked woman
"a 9plumed and winged for the fight
air, totie q mass Of frothy, foamy null
under her dimpled chin in an immense
bow. Try it and see.
I. Ladies with attn tinge Of gypsy blood
grenadine basques lined with blood red
satin. These caprices ought to be called
ethiopian bushes; Z 4 II H
The summer travelling dress for brides
is of Chud cloth of coachman's drab
or biscuit shade, made up over silk
skirt Of the same color, and trimmed
with drab or biscuit SArah silk.
b A bonnet ofyellow, lined with red and
trimmed with red and yellow roses had
strings fastened to the bonnet by little
Japanese fans. The latter were Just the,
right things to cool down the effect.
Elaborate double trains and high wired
Medici collars Of pearls or crystal beads
are adopted for bridal dresses, when the
wedding is Sat home," in the evening,
large, and an occasion Of full ceremony.
Not the least Of the encouragements
to a first of May pilgrim was, that a near
neighbor was very accommod dating. It
was said 's;Shs has an elegant lace scarf
that every one in the neighborhood has
borrowed, and she never cares a bit"
Woman is bound to be- mans equal
and to initiate him in all desirable quail
ties. So ladies' dresses are now padded
out square on the shoulders. twill give
some queer results. Certain ladies will
present the appearance Of "a baby face 4
on a bod carriers shoulders
II the Fayal hat is the tavorite, itdoes
seem as if it must be after the style Of
the prediction of the Beauty Of the
Beast. It is light, it is capable OF tor
tured writings of all descript but il
is homely all the same, unless deity
fashioned by a milliner born, not made.
The style OF the moment for English
bridesmaids is to wear simple white mus