Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03
FASHION WRINKLES.
'UsrLKs increase 10 dimensions,

BUsTLKs increase 10 Dimensions.
OvKRpREssEs are shirred from belt to knee.
The pointed shoe Is again returning to favor.
BAG6Y TAN CoLoRKD GLOVES above the wrists
are stylish.
SMALL Roman pearls are braided In the hair
with fine effect.
PARAsoIs OF fine plated straw are odd-and
that Is about all.
scARFs or rows of beaded lace make mos
Charming lace bonnets.
CHuDRzN's DRESSES are again cut with low
neek5 and short sleeves
SUMNER GOODS In novelties and bargains are
advertised In to- days STAR.
CLUSTERS of coral pink roses adorn hats. to-
gefher with taoots Of cream lace.
A DEEP COLLAR OF linen batiste may be stylish.
ysecured With bar OF lapis lajuli.
THB SUMNER STYLES of boat shaped hats are
tnt Sc with scoop points back and 'front.'
STYLISH BONNET Is Of brown Spanish lace
'enclrcled with wreath OF marsh buttercups.
The HEAD OF SPHYNx Is introduced In a
peculiar Egyptian design in the new cotton
INDIAN CLOTH is Ike rough dried null muslin,
With deiieately tinted ground, enllvened with
Oriental designs.
FAsHIoSABLE MOURNING CAP o. cram lac
and point d'esprit is ornamented with bows of
sclaret satin rfboon.
DRESSES OF tinted NULL over princess slips II
pale pfnF, light blue or cream white batiste ar ,
stylt b and becoming.
LING LACE MrrrsNs In black white, cream or
tne eolors OF the costume are worn with sleeves
or short or medium length.
A STYLISH EVENING DRESS f5 OF cream and
Diue satin. almost covered with rows of blush
roses and Mirecourt lace.
NY. FASHION LITTER says from velvet
'oog-eoiiar an amethyst pendant may be sls-
pended with elegant result"
HANDSOME EVENING DRESSES are OF silver and
steel hand painted satins. or rich brocaded
Iapric5, In silver or gold thread.
The POPULAR BALAYRUsB Is OF muslin en-
'eroidered In the designs of Carrickma across lace
ana Is used laid Fat inside the skirt.
JERSEY WEBBING. sometimes called stocklnet,
resembles the elastic texture of knitted work.
ana Is used Tor the new jersey basqueS.
LARGE SAILOR hats are In favor for sea side
and mountain wear, and those OF stiff white
straw can be easily cleaned with soap, water
and brush.
TIE NEw AND FASHIONABLE TR1MMIN5 for
Datiste dresses IS called feu de cartes and flus-
trates TIE various cards In the pack in solid
figures on lace Let work.
AN ELEGANT MATERIAL for a wedding dress IS
richly brocaGed white velvet, In which the
large velvet flowers stand out In relief UPON the
glossy White satin ground.
MUSLIN DRESSES for little girls may ba trimmed
on the shoulders In deep collar fashion, with
ruff1es. which can also be used to finish sic yves
and the bottom of skirts.
EVENING DKEssBs for young ladies are OF Iu-
dia muslin or gauze deliberately trimmed With
lace, and garnished With loops and knots OF lib
DQnS or clusters OF charming flowers.
SMALL SUMMER WRAPS have clusters OF shirrs
upon the shoulders, and the tabs are arranged
In clusters CT cross sbirrs at the belt line; they
are trimmed with Spanish, French, guipure or
Breton lace5
THE Huguer OF collar for child IA very
pretty. 1t Is double pleated on the under part
and tat on top, with narrow lace all round.
Specimens are made Of batiste, null or rows of
wide and narrow embroidery.
A FRENCH fancy Is for pink bonnets or a
conn ination OF pink and blue. One OF pink
Mirecourt lace Is garnIshed with crushed blush
roses and another OF pink crepe de chine drawn
In diamonds, is shaded and decorated With pale
pink apple blossoms.
ANEw SHAPE In morning caps Is In the exact
style Of tie head dress worn by the Neapolit IN
peasant girls, AID another shape called the
Russian" cap, is made OF white surah. with
bayadere stripes across the fabric In bright
colors OF green, gold and scarlet
A CHARMING little baby frock Is made of
pale blue surah, lo4.necked and trimmed with
a shirred plastron edged With valencieanes
lace, which Is set up the entire front OF the
dress broad cash edged on the ends with
lace Is carried around the waist and k1otted
loosely at one side.
QUAINT STREET DRESS for a Child has
straight 'front.' with pleated back, shaped at
the waist. flushed by breadth gathered at
TIE top and lined In contrasting color. The
sic eve ia gathered at the wrist and bows Of
rObcn are placed on them and down the front;
10 addition broad ribbon sash may be worn.
FANS are shown In varied and beautiful styles
for the comins season. Anoyelty that promises
10 var Ia afr al fan
made Of net and wire, and renovated each time
II Is used. bC, Ter OF mountain ferns Is piact
around the e1se, and In the center Is set a oou.
quet OF n lweis corresponding with the horal
Sarr1ture YOrn sith the costume.
OMBRR WEpDtNGs are actually In order: that
is. tie bride wears, OF course. the whitess OF
roses: and then, out OF six brides maids, the
smallest, or the youngest. wears pale pink
Tose-buos. and The talieSt, or the eldest, wears
the deepest crimson roses. while the four in.
g repeated In flowers OF other color and form.
OUR LADIES should adopt the economical fea-
lures OF foreign dress making. Trains are
partly discarded because the expense is les-
sened considerably; thus ladies have more
dresses than formerly, as they cost less, and
Is to have fer each plain silk counterpart
made up In cotton, and In all the underparl OF
the dress this Ia .erial IA used.
SOME OF TIE NOVEL BRoCADEs recently ex-
nlultcV al III uptown house ID new I OrK were
OF such startling designs and combinations as
to cause wonder as to who wears or even pur.
chaSes these fabrics. 1t would seem that much
money must De lost by the importers OF these
materials, some OF which range from Sis Co $40
yard in price and are heavy with threads OF
gold and silver tinsel, the silk itself being OF
the richest quality.
AT RECENT club reception In New York q
lady from ST. Louis wore An exquisite dress oil
peach blossom satin. The corsage was EN-.
broidered all over with lattice work pattern
In small pearl beads. The semi-long sleeves
were or brocaded net, interviewer with pearls
Up the front OF the skirt were set three deer
hounces OF pipk-unted silk net embroid ared
with pearls In a delicate laee-fke design, Tne
hair was dressed japanese fashion and fastened
with large pearlneaded pins
WHITE SURAH. with It's milky rints and soft
sheeny folds, has taken high rank as an even
ing dress, both for blondes and brlneltas
Adorned with lace or pearl beaded passemen.
teTle and fTtuge, 1t is one Of the most exquisite
and tecoming toilets that a lady can Wear. A
favorlte style for adorning these dresses Is the
shlrred aid plated draperfeS, beginning from
the shoulders aid coming down on eaca side
with graduated fulneSs to the lower edge OF the
Doolce, wheie they open fan wise to fJrn the
Sablier. ~
The BOss Head Liner.
There are head liners and head liners The
following Is iron the Fargo (Dakota) Argus:
COME METRE.