Morris tribune., 1880-07-08
FOR THE LADIES.
Items of Interest Which Most Concern {
Fair Sex.

Cheese cloth dresses will be worn az ain
this summer.
Heavy box-pleated founces to the knee
are much woll.
This is the weather for white lawn
and dotted SWISS toilets.
Tousers urder the skirts are univer-
sally worn by eque5ttiennes.
The poor puy's nose is broken. The
monkey is the favor te.
Short and scant cc7tumes continue to
be the rule for riGing habi.s.
The p ince-s ef,3ct is tie prevailing
sty'e OF tull d-ess summer toilets.
Hamburg or. one other derry is
preferred 10 lace on white dlesses.
Orange blossoms ard white lilacs are
the bridal flowers of tle non 1 of June.
Riding habits for sJmmcr are OF dark
gray ~ navy blue or oark brown cloth.
White vests ard shirt fronts, once
WON only by brave few, are now very
drcssy.
Wnite dresses, simply made, are addi-
tons to a wardrobe that all should pos
SeSs.
Japanese darasols have been common
lorg eaough. Soon they will be fashion
abe.
English cquestienne styles arc adopted
by New York ladies who ride in the
Park.
Every conceivable material, color, shade
MI style are eeen in dolman shape.
"Gold splash muslin" is the title of
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-
reur with black summer toile.s of ce1e-
mony.
Stockinette has lorg been displayed In
Bostoa, b1t VINO has seen the JerGev in
our streets.
Lis'e thread gloves with buttons in
numeral, ave more desirable than those
with lace tops.
White or cream nuns yelling and white
Su,ah make an admirable combination
toilet o. ceremony.
Belts o. the N eserial or trimming of a
dress must o1lv half en5iEcle the waist,
being sown il o urL5 arm seams.
A bonnet OF Tuscan straw, Is a,v worn
by fashionable dame wa, devCid of
all trimming, but Of one long heavy
plume.
Ire Wedding dress of Miss Berthold,
daughter of tie Cou. ul-Gercral at Para
guGV, was ent--e,-o- handmade Spanish
lace.
Tee Quickest possible method of catch
ing colo ,nas is compa ib,e WITH lady's
IDEA c. hasta, IS to wear linen unGercloth-
ing whi1e boating.
Are the pil9tim grown for those who
depart out of tie club" in order that the
l-cge lords pockets may not be lightened
by exoIbiIant taxes?
Early birds at Watering places will
have 70 don their thickest feathers or be
frozen like the memorable "lirst bird
OF spring, whose music friz, In his
throat"
Do you want to know the style in polo
naises: Tney ale long, they are short,
they are pain. they are dressy, they are
snug and they are ample. 1t is a very
pretty style.
It gives pretty, rosy-cheeked woman
ssplumed and winged for the fight
air, to tic ma IS of frothy, foamy null
under her dimpled chin in an immense
bow. Try it and see.
Ladies with tirge of gypsy blood
will appreciate ara appropriate black
grenadine b. s9ues Eled with blood led
satin. These G. orices ought to be called
'Ethiopian b.usaes.;'
The summer travelling dress for brides
is of Chudda cloth OF Coachman's drah
! or biscuit shade, made up over silk
skirt of the same colo, and trimmed
with drsD or biscuit S1s,ah silk.
| A bonnet Of yellow. lined with rcd and
trimmed with red and yellow roses had
strings faster ed to the 5onnet by little
Japanese fans. The LATER 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 th,
wedding is ssat home,'' in the evening
large, and an occasion of full ceremony.
| Not the least of the encouragement
to first of May pilgrim was, that nea
neighbor was very accommodating. II
was SAID: 'sShe has an elegant lace scar
that every one in the neighborhood ha
borrowed, and she never cares bit"
d Woman is bound to be mans equa
and to initiate him in all desirable quail
ties. So ladies' dresses are now paddet
out square on the shoulders. It will Civ
some queer results. Certain ladies viii
present the heappearance of "a baby fac
on hod carriers shoulders"
IF the Fayal hat is the favorite, it doe
seem as ii it must be after the style 0
the predilectlon of the Beauty OF th
Beast. It is light, it is capable OF tor
tured writhings Of all descriptions, but
I is homely all the same, unless deftl
| fashioned by milliner born, not made.