, 1880-04-25
FASHION NOTES.
Nnr York Suu.

Waistcoats are going out of vogue.
Ok blood is new rich shade of red.
Colored buntings will again be worn.
Sliding rings on parasols are revived.
The Jersey costume has kilt-pleated skirt
Seed-pearl embroideries are very fasllona
bic.
a1itts will be lore worn this summer thar
ever.
Hats as a rule are large and turned up al
one side.
Shfrred-trimmings are moro fashionable
than ever.
Capote bonnets with protruding brfms are
favorits.
I Unlooped box-p1eated back draperies are
much worn.
A pair of handsome black Chantilly lace
mitts cost S25.
Ostrich-feather fans will be the high nov
city Of the summer.
The Jersey costumes improved by Worth
are laced i'll the back.
:. Figured foulard rivals red satin as an en-
llvener OF sobeE-colored costumes.
Mock pearls are very fashionable, but they
must BE- OF very small size to look real.
| old-fashioned figured challies, with satin
striped pale or white grounds, are revived.
Very small ruff1es on the bottom Of plain
round Skirts give the required dressy effect.
Maltese lace mitts, fine US cobwebs, are i'm
ported from Malta for indoor wear for ladies.
4 great deal of jet and colored bead en-
DrolderteS appear On full dress summer toi-
lets. W.
The small, soft coil of hair worn low on
dies. '~e A'~
Cream-white cloth jackets, ornamentefi
with carved white ivory buttons, are much
worn. 4@@'A~'A
white and crenm-colored corlurette il the
material for children's seaside Jackets and
wraps. ~N@N
Fashion at the moment decides upon light
t1nts Tor garments, both for outdoor and In-
door wear. AA'
Wood colors appear in all kinds Of gloves.
-kld, llsie thread, and silk, and also in net
and lace mitts. '~'
White elludtla cloths, white nun:s c1oth
White cllalie, and white berege viii be mncI''
Worn i'll midsummer.
-. English surtouts are made dressy, with
Innings or factngs Of red, blue, I'D cold.
hellotrope, and black satin. o0AA'
Polka dots and diamond-sfapcd dots IN sill,
embroidery appear On the instep Of much If
the new hosiery. ~
, Brocades In Oriental colors and designs
SHOT with gold threads, are seen an NAM:
Spring hats and garments. A''
-, The stately coiffure for ladies no Ioneer in
=. ;.Ii1 leehs IS composed Of waved ban1ea1lx
Ill front anu large Roman bruius in the back.
4 summer novelty Is cotton satin a1moat
rs lustrouS as silk, with white or f;mtnI
Erouuds sprinkled over with tiny flowers and
Inc Jersey costume, being q partly woven
garment, closed at the neck with einst;,.
clasps tie figure as lisle-thread glove fnas
the hand. e'''0 uoes
cashmere embroideries appear ON thu IN.
sslep o1 fine silk hosiery. the grounds he4ny
III all the dark, BRIGHT aud pale fashionabie
inc most striking summer evening droseos |
are u cream-cOlOrcd blonde or in7ila Mi
lace. "A''' A"ARueooc
The French flower of the PASSING mon,ont
ss. - we rose tfemiere," or hollyhock. II an.
pears on nearly ali the imported spring \ hats
r, ooft creamy white fabrics, Frenc, hn,+t,o
Cn9dda cloth, and S,'tltfs and Ehvher ora,s,,
VIII DC much used for spring ayan;,a e'api ~
indoor toilets. e'ennas' ana
+, 4tgl! 1hg Wired collars for evening toilets r3sa
W tne half N the Ildpe Of the necE h,pt ara
ns he hasao taspow "a aad opening low and s9uare on
Inc Jersey costume Is anogelty in the form
IL woven silk COSTUME ,,ith 49, 'In.,i