Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-18
FASHION WRINKLES.

FANS are larger than ever.
FRENCH HEELS are not stylish.
TURQUoIsES are the favorlte Jewels.
YALAsoUEZ red Is the last new color
GOLD and silver cords lace The new low Oh oes
CHEssBoARD or daDlter patterns are now the
rage
"BILBoA" ID Charming blue-gray neutral
tint.
MARGUERITE blue and Faust red are new
tnts.
STEEL BosEsTs are In greater favor than Jet
ones.
CRIMSON SHADES are In favor for library win
dows
SMALL SHOULDER CArks are made entirely
Ct let.
JABoTs and necklets Of flowers are used upon
full dress toilets
VENETIAN LACE Is worn as trimming upon
Dri9ht-colore1 surahs-
IRISH POTST AND CHURCH LACE are used to
trim surah silk dresses.
YALoIs PRAISES OF lace are very elegant with
full-dress midsummer toilets.
CAPUCHIS hoods trimmed with laca are worn
upon white morning dresses.
NEARLY every corsage JHctu and bonnet has
Its spray or cluster OF flowers.
OMBRK NET. IN all colors i3 pretty for strings
or scarfs on summer bonnets.
PELICAN SKIN "a mounted az screen, the
wings being slightly expanded.
An exquisite shade of coral pink Is called
''diSpGrn," IL Is so soft and pale.
MANY LADIES cover their plain silk paresoIs
with frills of beaded Spanish lace.
CLAkEr. OLIVE BROWN AND SEAL BROWN
STRAW HATS are worn for travelling.
BAYADERg striped surahs ara usad for TRIM
mig rough straw summer bonnets.
TIE MosT FASHIONABLE MIrTs are those hay
Ing the half thumb. without fingers.
LUsTBRLFss JET BEADS form a conspicuous
part in mourning garniture this season.
CERTAIN combinations OF yellow and green
are said to resemble an omelet W It'll lettuce.
PRETTY breakfast caps are composed OF tiny
square OF null, edged with deep lace ruffle.
Canton CREPEs, In Egyptian patterns, are
very handsome for midsummer full dress toll
THE favortte aower bonnet is made OF rose3
without foliage, mixed with fine Jetted black
IL ce.
GILT and steel stripes. star and Rainbow
stripes, are all TO be seen on bonnet riooons and
scarfs.
TUBULAR ribbons, woven double, without
evidence OF seam are a novelty Tor bonnet
strings.
CLUSTERS or STRAWBERRIES, mandarin oranges
and even tofnToe5 are seen on some imported
bonnets.
THE MOCK PEARLS on bridal costumes should
be of the creamy color. Blue pearl Is becoming
to nobody.
VERY Lone black silk mitts and black en-
broidered silk stockings are worn With the
most delicate evening toilets.
BLACK SILK and Baloriggan stockings. to wear
with low shoes In the street, have tiny dots OF
one color OF more up the tnStep.
DARK BLUE TwILLED FLANNEL, mountain
bunting" and similar fabrics are most suitable
for excursion and travelling costumes.
A NEW CoLLAS, called the ministerial, Is of
wide Irish point, fastened at the back with a
Knot OF ribbons. Ii Is very becoming TO young
aces.
THE SH1RRED SCARF used to trim the neck and
front OF dIesses has also come into use for
nighrg0wDS. Two are set down each side of
the buttoIs-
POCKET HANpNRRCHIEFs for day use have a
narrow lem Of porcelain blue Or Of dark red
and sometimes the entire center is In small
blocks OF ecTl With white.
TIE RAGE FOR WHITE COSTUMES Increases az
the summer advances, most Of these being de-
void OF a single color to brighten them. white
lace, pearl and white Jet trimmings, white
flowers and white satin ribbon being The most
fashionable adornments.
ANTIQUE RsTICULsS OF velvet are much in
vogue, and are wora with a belt to match,
where the waist Is made round. A very hand
some one Is formed Of dark blue velvet. mount
ed With silver. having the clasps and belt
buckle in tie form OF Old silver medals with
med Ryal heads.
THE "OBELISK" Is the very latest "agony" In
round hats. 4 head covering somewhat similar
TO 1t may be found in old picture books, show
Ing Mother Goose flying through the air upon
a prcOmsttcA Its length from the tip OF the
peaked crown TO the head band measures about
fourteen riches, and the broad brim surround
Ing it Ia five ineneS vide.
A CHARMING GARDEN PARTY DRESS of pale
pink India muslin. embroidered with garlands
OF deep crimson roses and delicate green fern
leaves, has a short gathered bodice encircled By
a wide bell OF embroidered SaJlu, fastened with
an aIiiqIr bickie OF Old paste mounted In Sill
Yer. y ''snuggler'S" hat OF white SnIrred satin
aG0rEtd Wilt lace and crimson roses completes
the Costume. according TO the New York Post.
a NOVELTY Oh imported dresses il the use o.
large pins O. gilt or exidiZed silver SHAPED like
huge hair piIs, for securing the drapery o
woollen dresses. such as dark blue nuns veil
Ing or porcelain blue camel's hair. Smaller
pins, shaped like nail heads fiattened, are then
thrust into the scarf drapery on the wrists OF
the sleeves. In the belt, and are also used to
close the front OF the dress like buttons.