The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-06-04

are advised to expend fifty cents in years
subscription TO the Quarterly, o. which the
summer number promises to be unusually in
teresting
Surah 10 only soft twlled silk.
The GYPSY is the coming bonnet.
White is the festival dress of 1880.
The lola is the latest Partisan hat.
Puffs in the arm-holes will be revived.
Jet is more fashionable than ever thls season.
Ragusa is the latest revived antique point
lace.
Old gold remains the most popular shade of
yellow.
Elegant sun-shades match the toilets this
season.
All fashionable coiffures are worn low CT
half low.
All spotted and polka dotted goods will be
much worn.
Spanish lace has been revived for millinery
purposes.
Shoulder kerchiefs OF large size will be very
fashionable.
Pongee ellks and cashmeres are never out OF
fashion.
Spotted materials are affected by leaders of
fashion.
Handkerchief dresses will be worn again tins
season
All kinds OF wash goods are made up with
great deal of stirring.
A CLINT Of red appears on almost every toilet
that is not mourning
Tuscan straw folding fans, in circular shapes
are yerv fashionable.
Long handled japanese fans are more in
vogue than folding fans.
All sorts OF muslin, silk and foulard shoulder
kerchiefs are worn.
Grenadines appear this season with velvet or
satin brocade ball spots.
Mgnonette in sprays and punches again ap-
pears on many dressy bonnets.
Surah silk will ain ost supersede grenadine
for dressy summer toilets.
Breton lace is as popular as ever but it has
rivals in Languedoc and Ragusa.
Red Surah silk is the favorte material for il
! Illuminating dark or sober tinted costumes.
ANY toilet or garment is fashionable that has
an air of taste, originality, and newness.
A young girl always looks well in simple toi-
1 let with small tune formed by scarf
Little girls wear their hair loose and flowing
down the back, not braided or curled.
Rich and substantial fabrics are necessary
when PLAN untrlmmed suits are preferred.
Surah silk comes in all shades OF color, in
cluding those of red, yellow, heiotrope and
ylol:t.
The favorite colors for figured lawn dresses
are helotrope pale blue, pale rose and odgold'
Black, white, and cream-tinted surah silks
are all used as Innings, as well as the brighter
colors
The ecru goods Of this summer are OF q
darker and richer shade than those OF previous
seasons.
Kenyon is q new shade Of coppery yellow
that is very handsome and luminous for even
ing wear.
New hosiery comes in all the new shades OF
old gold, orange, red, helio.rope, wine color
and blue.
Almost every fashionable toilet has some
hint OF The rage for the bright and clever no
tions OF the japanese.
! Quantities of gold lace, gold net, gold braids,
galloons and cords are seen on summer bon
nets ana Qrcssy nats.
! Pockets OF velvet, silk, satin and lace are
trimmed with jet and suspended from the
waist by a satin ribbon
Gold threads are introduced into some Of the
prettest laces, each figure beng outlined with
gold chain stitch.
Japanese white straw hats are trimmed with
white lacs and bows OF white satin ribbon for
children's wear.
Turbans, Fanchons, Derbies Japanese, Fayal
and Rough-and- Ready broad -bummed hats
vii. all be equally fashionable.
The strings OF small bonne.s are more fire.
quently tied in bow in the back over the
chgnon than under the chin in front
Helotropes, pansies, dandelions, carnations,
gillifowers, mignonette, buttercups and rose
buds are fashionable bonnet flowers.
Princess sacque dresses for little people are
made with loose fronts covered with tucks and
insertion. while the backs are half fitted to the
figure, and finished with Spanish founce also
trimmed on the edge.
Some very pretty white short costumes are
made for country wear composed of skirt OF
lawn or nainsook trimmed with two deep
flounces edged with Italian lace and headed
with Insertions of the same, and long halS
fitting sac1ue adorned with a similar rufle at
the bottom aud trimmed with tucks and lace
insertion.