Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-06-09
FASHIONS FANCIES.

SUNsHADEs match toilets this season
THERE is a growing demand for Car
rickmarcross point coupee and Other
Irish laces.
Nuns yelling is the latest white ano
cream colored noveltyfor summer toilets
OF ceremony.
The gold thread seen in fine white EN-
broideries and in lace does not tarnlst
when washed.
MANY linen suits will be made with
almost plain skirts and plain round cor
sages with wide belts.
Low coiffures are worn by young
ladies, high Roman crown bralds and
puffs by matrons.
The loops of ribbon used to trim
grenadine gowns are of double-faced
watered and satin ribbon, and are sewed
perfectly flat on the dress.
The pufs on the tight sleeves are said
to be more comfortable in warm weather.
| There ought to be some compensation
for their ugliness.
The boudior sacque with angel sleeves,
and the boudoir dolman sacque have al
most superseded the ordinary camisole
for ordinary chamber use.
PARIS polonaises are made longer than
the skirts of the dresses they are worn
over, and are Topped and turned up in
various fanciful styles to show the un-
derskirt, which is generally plated.
To remove fruit stains from cambria
handkerchief or other white goods, dip the
stain in boiling milk. If this is not eff
fectual apply a very weak solution OF
chloride of lime, being careful to boil the
handkerchief afterwards.
| COUNTRY hats are of broad loaded leg
horn, trimmed with q scarf of tulle, or OF
coarse straw finished with q wreath of
daisies and bow of black velvet, the
brim faced with black velvet These are
useful, but heavy.
YELLOW satin straws are often lined
with yellow satin and trimmed with vel
low brocade, but these have few orna-
ments, or gold coin in miniature, dag
ger or long pin with large round filigree
, head is the only addition, the color being
rightly considered sufficiently snowy in
itself.
CAssooK mantles meet with small favor
from the English papers. Their effects
is to make the shoulders look exceeding.
! ly high, and to conceal the rest of the
figure, about which they fall loosely
Sometimes they are made in black anG
sometimes of the same color as the gowns
but they always look ugly.
The Puniaub scarf, folded fatty at the
throat to fill the space not covered by
the high vest, is made of washing goods
in one piece that can be laundried with.
out I'M turing the shape 1t is excellent
when made of linen duck or of pique IL
solid colors, or with dots, stripes, OF
Japanese figures on white or cream
ground.
SMALL bonnets and large hats are the
rule, though there are of course large
class of Intermediates. One rather strik
ing novelty consists of alternating
strands of yellow open work and saith
straw; the first forming loops, through
which is run ruby satin ribbon. The
bonnet is lined with ruby satin ant
trimmed with loops of ruby satin ant
old gold ribbons, red peoples and yellow
wheat. This is the genuine GO sunset
| bonnet.
GRENADINES, with velvet ball spots OF
else brocaded satin balls, are very fash
ionable. There are also satin de Lyon
with ball spots brocaded; these are al
black and with light tan, blue or cream
grounds, with the spot brocaded in severa
colors. The most beautiful grenadine,
are those embossed with velvet in ara
besque, vermicei and palm-leaf patterns
thecolor of the ground; these are especial
ly handsome in black, or in cream o.
heliotrope colors.
For summer balls old tarletan souffl,
of yellowish cast and a muslin souffi,
are great in favor, having large spots o
cerise or white or blue of these shades
some of its spots being as large as pea
A most effective and elegant style O
souffie is black and gold. The tern
souff1e applies to the spots themselves
and the effect supposed to be produced
is that of the spots having been puffet
or blown out (soufie) from pierced reat
and so scattered irregularly over tn
material. This Irregularities exceeding
ly good in effect, and takes away tn
great objection to spotted material; tina
is to say, its formality. .'Gold splasl
muslin % is another material greatly use'
for summer balls, and upon it the golt
seems to be irregularly drawn as witt
the end. of stick after dipping it il
liquid gold. Artistic effect is the aim O
these fabrics, and as few know the differ
ence between odd and artistic, they an
swer every purpose desired.
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Rules for Summer.
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