Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-25
FASHION WRINKLES.

LARGE COLLARS increase In favor and 10 size.
CRUSHED SrRAwsyRRY"i Is new dull shade
OF red.
WHITE AND GOLD are extremely fashionable
combinations.
YOUNG LADIES are again wearing the hair
parted on one side.
BEADS of scarlet, blue, gold and steel are seen
upon house shoes.
EEANsL and steel crabs now fasten back the
draDings OF Overdresses.
BAYADERE striped nuns yelling is fayorlte
material for archery suits.
SOME Of he lawn tennis costumes show start
liTg combinations of color.
THE ADvBRrIsBNKNTs OF novelties in bargains
fnd designs are In another column.
PRETTY SUMMER FANS OF cretonne have the
figures outlined with crewel silks, and silver or
gold tambour work.
PARAsoLs entirely covered with flowers are
made to accompany the pretty jardinlere
dresses now In vogue.
BLACK SUBAH DRESSES, trimmed with alter
nate rows of quilted lace and knife plated satin
rallies, are very handsome.
MOSS CLOTH, cream white stuff with VEL
vety stripes, Is new material for polonatses,
TO be worn With thin white skirts.
ToURNURE5 are becoming more prominent
every day, and are even exaggerated under the
dresses taken tightly into the ngure.
TRANSPARENT STUFF3 viii be worn over light
summer silks 10 match for elegant toilet, and
over cotton satines for simple dresses.
BROOCHES. abandoned fer time for medal
lions, which never could render the same serv-
Ice, are again In favor, and are worn more than
ever, In all sizes.
ROUGH and ready straw hats are often adorned
with rich and delicate laces and handsome o.
trich plumes and are worn upon all occasions
except those requiring full dress
LADIES wear capes of black Spanish lace with
colored dresses, with no white lace or collar at
the throat. This may. be the latest caprice,
but 1t Is not tidy looking or becoming.
MORE OR WATERRD SILK Is coming into
fashion again. and next winter 1t will be the
rage. For summer wear 1t is combined With
white WOOL or muslin with charming effect.
GIRL? DRESSES are still Invariably made In
the princess or Gabrielle decentralization
beariD. merely on the trimmings and acces.
series. very wide collars are seen on the
majority Of them.
SOM OF the new long waisted bodies are
shire, to very deep point. front and back,
underneath which Is set vandyck bordering
faced nth bright color contrasting with the
shadeH the dress fabric.
IT ITHoUGHT That alpacas are likely to be-
come tshionable again, as the Yorkshire man
ufaetuers appealed to the Princess Of Waller
the otter day to help them sell their goods, and
she olfgingly sent FOR patterns.
PIN SURAH, nuns yelling, Indian muslin
delaie, silk batiste and other such materials,
madup with Shfrr1ng effects, make fresh aud
elegat toilets when trimmed with cream lace
or wn the same material as the dresses.
CBP1 Ia no longer sacred to mourning.
newown Is called the serious" and Is or
craNnade up over cloth. the sleeves alone
beineeft unlined. The square opening at the
thru Is filled IN with crepe nsse.
TH LATEST ARTISTIC ABSURDITY is q black
parDl having one colored division, on which
Is pAted palette with picture OF dogs
heat Parasol handles In the form OF sword
hiltOr champagne corks are 10 not much better
taSt
GtDs OF THE CREPE AND SATINB SPECIES
mai thin lawns and organizes less popular
thar they would otherwise be. All OF the
latts have borders. With wash dresses ara
won many pretty conceits In ribOons and
lace
Al KINDS OF BoNNBrs are worn, from the
panake to the sugar Loaf. Some have straw
br1n, with soft silk crowns; others are COM
posd OF simple disk of soft straw fastened on
Iheop of the head by multitude Of pins AID
lage arrow.
ANEW MATERIAL are the gauzes and tulles
wovn With jet beads both dull and lustrous.
Thessare used both for the trimming OF dresses
and e small mantles. Jackets and short caoes;
the bkets are very long and look like culrasses
ana cats OF mail.
Lac Is Now MADE In all eolors pink and pale
blue nd valeBciennes iaces are seen for the
trimming OF printed muslins, and Irvine lacs Is
In pf9arat1en, very dne. but Irvine neverthe-
less, nd In its natural color. 1t is designed for
trimming Of linen dresses.
BLACK TOILETS In light fabrics, either upon a
bAck or colored foundation, are very fashion,
able. Such dresses are of black chantilly, blond
oislansh lace or else Of black striped grenadIne.
tnumed with plated founces alternating with
lace ones, trimmed with silver pasSementeries
TIE jersey is still worn. 1t Is now made of
beads, and Is cut something like child's apron
without sleeves. The neck piece Is OF bsade1
fnDge and the same trimming Is On the love
part OF the basque. In the back are two whale
tones covered With silk for the lacing OF th
waist
LADIES OF MIDDLE AGE. especially those with
aiyery hair, wear three or four finger pufrs on
the temples, with the back hair In confusion
OF puts covering the back and the crown OF
the head. Artificial flowers ostrich tips aui
tot cite.
RIDNe habits are now rarely made In black:
they are more frequently navy blue and bottle
green. the sRirt rather short, basque bodice,
pointed IN noit, and small plain collar, The
low centenary hat is worn usually with
gauze veil OF TIA color of the riding hah,f
Sleeves rather tights and gauntlet gloves. ''
The extravaganza q stockings has reached
It's height They now hatch all oolors In dre<za
materials, and the silk oAes are made with an
pl1que coins and column of chant,lIv lace
Inc same ornaments are male of Brussels lace
There are also silk stockings with Iane jnso os.
tons extending from the lnslep DALI way to the
knee. ""' w 'no
WALKING DRESSES have the skirs trimmed IN
the top. scarf or small tunic Il penera,lv
taken over the hips, and forms a NOW I'm thu
Dack. The waists are mostly all prtntet IN
mont, and have In the back small baSfl tpS 1,ne
lower parts OF these are sometimes coyf,ao nv
Inc scaTfS. Sleeves are made tighter than oVag'
Only short skirts are worn for walking ,nr
poses f1i
TIE flower mania Increases In New York win,
Tie advancing season, and the month OF ros IS
has brought gorgeous addition to the already
beautiful store OF buds and blossoms In mar
keI Tine whole City and society at larye ia
frightened 0y the appearance OF q gay throny
CT ladies', nine out or every ten Carving ar
wearing cluster OF flowers of some descrIn
ton, from the humble field Daisies to the az
pelsiVe and ar1stocrauc roses.
IN SOME OF the new dresses the usual draper-
les at the back are exchanged for an enormous
baby bow. placed upon the upper part OF the
skirt, the two loops fall half way down the
SKIRT. and the wide lappets fall within six in
c1eS OF the edge OF the SKIRT The whole bow
made OF the same material as the dress but
nned with somewhat stiff lining, 80 as to Keen
hrner. 1t looks especially well In soft siIk
silks. - S'~0u
EMBRoIDERIEs ara SO fne and pretty th,,sea