Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-11
FASHION WRINKLES.

VERY little iewelry is worn With white toile-s.
ALL SLEEVES are half short ami all gloves very
long.
RID ABoUNDs In summer dresses, hats and
bohneta
BRIGHT yellow SILK mitts are worn with toilets
OF black.
The COACHING hat OF the hour Is the opellsk In
New York.
Box-PLxArED and shirred corsages grow In
popularity.
THE OBKLIsK Is a novelty In rough straw hats
In New York
OLD fashioned paste buckles now glitter upon
large poke boDnets.
THE SHADE OF green called bronze dart ls ex-
ceedlngly fashionable.
PLAIN black grenadines, trimmed with black
1aces, will be much worn.
CORsAGB bouquets OF pure white flowers are
the fancy of the passing moment.
UNLESS lady does some decorative art work
nowadays she Is behind the times.
THERE Is decided tendency to make skirts
fuller and their draperies more boufant
THERE is a revival of black and white striped
silks for parts of costumes and for underskirts
THE WEARING OF a fr1ll OF lace around the
edge OF the brim of hats and bonnets Is re-
yiTed.
THE wAsHINGToS dry goods houses always
advertise hLve.ties and bargains In Saturdays
STAR.
PALE TINTED null muslins are as much worn
as white and cream, and make more dressy
toilets.
FANCY bracelets and necklaces and pins.
mounted with insects and odd designs. are
much worn.
THE large Anne OF Austria collars, covered
with fine embroidery, are worn over dresses of
white linen lawn.
PRETTY MoTToss for pillow shams are "Dor-
meZ bien." Good night" Lullaby "Bon
Soir." "Sweetly Dream and "Slumber light"
CHAIR STRIPES. sofa pillows. mantel lambre-
gums, and Tides of blue satin, worked In bright
colors In silk and wool, suit any kind OF furnl-
ture.
THE wide spreading Bernhard ties or India
null have been discarded by the ultra fashion
them.
UNLESS she be swift Of hand, the young lady
who now SITS down 70 put new set OF buttons
on her party" gloves has mornings work
before her.
DECORATIVE needlework designs on table
5carfs piano covers, curtains, vaIances, tides
and mats will he the favorite fancy work OF
women of leisure for the summer.
PRETTY and easy fancy work for summer
afternoons Is that done on linen doylies, or
linen Or monte cloth strips and squares, In
outline designs, stitched with bright red or
black or varicClOTed silks.
LADIES who possess the lace sacu1a5 OF
thread or lama, at present so completely out Of
style. are making them over into the pretty
Stuart collars, pointed 1chuS and antique
shoulder capes LOW In vogue.
AN ECCENTRIC FASHION i5 to put white and
black ostrich plumes on opposite sides or the
prin Of black CHIP hat, separated by bow of
white satin over white Spanish lace while the
brim Is lined With white satin and white
Spanish lace TITLED In and held down with q
row OF large cut Jet beads
THERE is a new quality OF sateen called ssteen
foulard, which greatly resembles Indian silk in
its appearance. 1t comes In a variety of
designs. Eg! ptian, payadere stripes, checks and
piatos-muil1eolored over grounds of almond,
made OF these fabrics, trimmed with fancy lace.
They are worn over linen skirts OF mono
chrome color, the skirts being trimmed With
tiny ruffies OF The same goods.
FOR THK SEASIDE, very fresh and charming
dresses are made Of batiste, white, pale doe
color. ciel blue and wild rose pink, embroidered
by hand with flowers and garlands IN silks OF
most vivid coiOJs. The fronts have quite large
faoliers covered with narrow fiounces gathered.
not plated; the upper skirt Is turned over the
hip In embroidered reverS and lightly draDed
behind. The bodice has an embroidered front
with shirreo searfs crossing over II, trimmed
with narrow lace.
In GLOVES FIR SUMNER WEAR the mitts OF
black and colored sewing silk, Melted and en-
broidered. are exceedingly popular, and are du-
plicated In 10 ,halr and cotton for those who
cannot AFFORD the more expensive grades. SILK
and Isle tnresC gloves aud mltt5 come IN all
the Lew lace designs, and are either with long
or short wrists, IS may be most desired. Some
have lorg. loose rumpied wrists, without but
tons or eiasti.. that are never eXpected 70 be In
place. but are considered very stylish.
A RICH SPECIMEN OF JEwELRY Is knife edge
necklace, supporting upon the upper portion Of
the double edge diamonds In graduating sizes,
with PEI dants suspended from the widenei
front CT The CO laIette. A June lace pin shows
wild roses In cream-t1nted gold, With diamond
Centtrs. and new scarf rings for gentlemen are
Id aSS1Ve bars, with large brilliant IN the
middle OF the center bar. These have only the
surface ring aid are secured to the scarf or tie,
Is hidden In the silk, satin or brocade forming
the stylish scarf
A NOVEL COLLARErTE 70 be worn over silk
or satin cost umes may be Of either embroidery
or lace insert ng, with edge to match. pretty
model Is made OF strips of lace and fine Swiss
inserting joined In horizontal strips. All the
outer edges OF the collarette are bordered with
lace, ano frtii Of the same stands about the
inner edges 10 form soft finish. The collar
cite Is closed at the back and at the lower edge
OF Its front center Is decorated with cluster
OF blossoms ANY lace preferred may be used
In making such an article, and ii Is a pretty
fancy TO make c0llarette OF plush, and then
finish IL With Mireeourt lace or OF six with
Spanish lace for the border.
AMERICAN as We'll as European ladies are
acintillati1g il perfect armor OF jets and
DeaOS. W mole culraSS DOQlceS, taDllerS, skirts,
panels, dolmaDs. shoulder capes bonnets and
slippers are covered with beaded embroidery.
Elegant COS; umeS OF black are sparkling ike
"c0atS OF maii' with dense covering OF let
and steel. and delicate toilets OF white Orocade
satin and tpne are emOellished with marvel
lOus designs wrought In beads OF pearl gold
silver, cr3 stall and other beads resembling
costly gems Tabliers, panels and portions OF
the corsage are each worked with special de-
sign composed 10 suit Its particular shape
although Uniform on the whole.
In NO POINT whatever Is fashion subjected tc
any scrt o, rule In the shape of bodices Oh
Ieaked waists, shirred waists, plated waists
Jersey" waists, baby" waists, casanuins OF
vest, habif, cdirass, or severe Quaker style
may be as long as Joan OF Are Sodice. or tbs
natural waist line may be relegated nearly n
the armpf,s AID yet be equally a Ia i,to1e rht
only question at present TO be weighed 10 re-
gard TO The c0rs age ls which OF them all Is nlos
becoming? Bat the unaccountao ole maQner IL
which Lot a few ladies decide this question
passes human understanding; so many o. thf
Weighty oEes sell citing the short plated waists
so many fraii, slender ladies choosing the plain
long, unadoILed cuirass or Jersey style.
CLARA BELLE writes Of the toiletteS at thf
grand staLd Jerome Park. MY, last week.
They looked ike garden OF gigantic troolca
flowers, aid how the jockeys got their horses
past such a blooming grand stand was more
than L could guess The mass OF varieyatet
bright cOlOrS WAS enough 10 make the sur
blink. To Increase the picturesqueneS5 OF the
spectacle great lunches OF flowers were guIts