The Republican journal., 1881-05-19
NUMBER 20.
Spring PIumage.

SUMNER.
The advent of genuine spring weather has
brought out beautiful spring toilets with almost
as sudden movement as that which covers a
held with mushrooms the morning after warm
shower Spring suits are no longer made for that
season alone, but are as much portion of the
summer outfit as the delicate lawns prepared for
the days when the thermometer runs up into the
nlnetles. Cool Summer days demand the warm
clothing adapted to the spring season, and soiourn-
ers IN the cool seaside and mountain retreats do
not leave at home their warm woollen dresses and
wraps The newest goods for summer use show
that this want is understood by the manufacturers
and Wooien fabrics are this season in far greater
demand than ever before for summer wear. These
goods are light IN weight. fine in texture and, be-
ing generally all wool. are dyed with the most
beautiful and delicate ccors. They are especially
adapted to seaside weaI, where the salt damp at
mosphere takes the curl out of plumes and all the
life and stiffness out of summer silks nainsOOks
mulls or other goods of this class
NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Cashmeres are among the leading fabrics for the
foundation Of many of even the handsomest eve
ming and dinner dresses, especially for young la
dies. They are of the finest texture and most del
lcae evening tints of color, though white is in
this, as IN other fabrics great a fayorte as dur
ing the winter. The newest color in cashmeres is
dull red called crushed straw berry The plain
goods are made up with the handsome tinted silk
damask grenadines, with surah silk the new tint
ed pongees and the various fancy silks so much ia
yored this season They are also lut up by French
houses in regular dress patterns Of eleven yards
each These are torty-s six inches in width and on
both edges they are handsomely embroidered in
coors OF the same tints, one edge being about
eight Or ten inches deep and the other about two
or three inches. These edges are used for hounces
pannier draperies and to mingle with the plain
cashmere and silk if such is used in the skirt
trimmings, while the narrow edge is for bouncing
and waist OF sleeve trimmings They may be had
in leading evening and few street shades and
they can he matched in color and onaitv in main
cashmere if more is required They cost 81 for
the dress pattern of eleven wards forty six inches
wide Overdresses Of similar goods with four and
halt Yards OF cashmere embroidered each
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