Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-28
FASHION WRINKLES.

FASHION WRINKLES.
Box PLATED WAISTS are the rage.
BEAD COLLARS are In great demand.
SHIRRBD draperies are In high favor.
THB new shade of red Is called GIL Blas.
SOFT light woolens are chosen for seaside
dresses.
PUFFEp sleeves are a favorite style for thin
dresses.
MOST of the new thin costumes have pulled
sleeves.
TIE rage for steel ornaments and ombre fab
Tics Increases
A BUNCH CT FLOWERS is pinned on one side OF
ace parasols.
TIE 'mar,uer fchu of embroidered MULE is
new and pretty.
LARGE embroidered null ShaWls are exceed
tlgiy pretty for summer.
SATIN DE LYONS Is superseded lor summer
wear By satin merveilleaux.
CHAaoIs mOusquetaire gloves for travelling
are DE- rique,Ir at the moment.
CoRps and tassels form part of the decorative
effects of most dressy costumes.
CREAM TINTED LACEs are aoundant!y used
on satines and Scotch gfnghams.
JAPANESE DESIGNS and an artists palette Or
nament the new cambria parasois
THE nearer the bangs come to the eyebrows
the more fashionable is the wearer.
chiefs are worn With travelling suits.
THK less ct The neck that is seen the prettier
does the fac" OF pretty woman look.
TLAIN stuff polonaises are worn over skirts Of
Ia. adore stripes or brocaded materials.
CUT-GLAss globe mounted on a mirror
makes pretty center piece for dinner table.
THs GERsrtR CONCERT at Lincoln Hall Tues
day night, was Respondent with spring fash
ions.
ROSE DE THE and coral shades aud a new
blush pink are among new colors for evening
wear.
The short capes that fall half way between
the shoulder and the elbow are called "Tea
Cosies."
SoMB OF the new bonnets are trimmed entirely
with flowers, which form the strings AMI all
gaTnituTe.
INV sash ribbons are In daimler or checker
board designs, having ombre CLOCKS OF two dis
ttnct colorS.
BLACK SATIN CRAvArs are the correct thing
for gentlemen at the theater and at afternoon
receptions.
AESTHETIC dresses In England carry a heavy
headed flower, such as lily, suntiower. ETC..
In the hand.
THERE Is an immense demand for large
plalded gtDghams. seersuckers and 1ower Dor
tered lawns
QUEEN CHARLOTTE COLLARS are particularly
favored by young ladies who affect the antique
SBIKRTD shoulder capes OF Surah, French fou-
lard. grenadine or muslin are very becoming to
slender figures.
DouBLsFAcED CAMBRICs showing one side
black and the other side gray are much used
for lining grenadint s.
HALDENIA is the name OF new trimming
composed of lace sewed by hand to the edge OF
open-Work embroidery.
FLOWERS on evening dresses should be
massed on the left, since the escort walks
usually on the right side.
TUCKs On the lower and upper skirts OF
cheviot and flannel suits Will be the style for
travelling dress This season.
HALF high shoes, laced, buttoned, or With
open bars over the instep, viii be much worn
With garden ard house toilets.
ANECKL4CB from Syria consists of number
OF rude representations Of the human hand in
blue glass, ali strung together.
TIE Washington merchants report that a
good spring trade continues See their adyer-
dsements for bargains and novelties.
SLEEVES pulled from the armhole to the wrist
appear on some OF the sheer muslin and silk
tissue dresses for midsummer wear.
Tbs "nly- of-the- valley" fringe Is the latest
novelty In chenille-an effect produced by pres
sure OF the strands at regular Intervals.
A JETTgD CHAPKAU looks wonderfully pretty
with large wreath of pink shaded heath and
shaded rl0bon strings Of the same color.
GLACE or tWilled shot Surah In two shades OF
color viii be use l TO combine with AMI trim
figured foular o.. dclaines. and chalIies
PARIS letter says that iron-gray stockings,
OF those OF any shade of gray or beige, can
alone De worn for walking ABOUT In the streets.
An English paper advises old ladies' to adopt
the fashions for old ladies half century ago.
ana not those worn by young glils at the same
STYLISH SUNsHADEs have "Aryma" handles
o. woven grass or reed eX lctly like the Il ne
weaving Which covers the exterior OF Saqui
cups.
TUssoRE a standard fabric in Indian silks.
Is very fashionable for walking costumes and
Is trimmed With either bayadere or plaided
Surah.
FANS MATCH TEE COSTUME, and are made OF
the same material Of the dress. Very often this
Idea Is carried out with regard to the shoes or
sandals
EVENING dresses for young misses are made
prfncesSe style, laced up the back, and are worn
high in the neck With a Stuart collar and short
sleeves
VERY fine silk gauze gloves, as soft ana
almost as thin as spiders web, with buttons
Ior 1astenipg5, are tue fashionable thing for
this summer.
An ELEGANT PARAsoL Of black satin is lined
with old gold satin. has an Aryma handle. while
the outside Is worked with gold thread In YER
miceln pattern.
ONE OF the New York papers asserts that
-'scallopa for the front hair are entirely gone
by IL Is TO be hoped that the patrons of
ounce seed and 0andoune Will take notice.
THERE Is Mother Hubbard parasol now.
The man who gazes Oh 1T falls into the condt.
ton In which Mother Hubbard found the dog
when she returned from buying him q comm
THE UNLUCKY WOMAN who wore green dress
lined and faced with blue at the opening OF the
Grosyenor gallery appears to have attracted
The attention OF every art critic and every re-
porter present ana the London papers are full
Oh remarks about her.
LOVELY HAT OF white chip has drapery OF
heiiotrope velvet and two long shaded hello
uope feathers coming from the front and en-
ctrcling the crown the points brought together
at the back. The brim is lined with heliotrope
velvet, slightly gathered
ZEPHYR MIGNoN Is after the glngham order
Of fabric and comes IN tiny stripes and checks
and in plain gray, blue. pink, brown and black
and la pattern Of shaded p1nk stripes on a
French gray ground which will combine nicely
with the plain gray grounds.
AMONG THE QUEER BoNNETS that one sees de.
scTibed IN the newspapers and Is grateful 10
fate for not otherwise bringing to ones atten-
zion, is . bonnet Of very dark green straw with
no trimming cut f1ve full blown roses and tween