Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-04
FASHION WRINKLES.

TRAINS are made plain.
NEW Wells are OF shaded gauze.
ROMAN SAsHEs are revived for young and old.
TEL. or apricot Is the favorite shade Of pink.
JENNY JUSE's June letter Is In another col
umn.
SILvER-GRAY SILK DRESSES are again In
vogue.
TIE MANTLE, cape, or v.s;te must match the
dress.
JACKETS, scarfs and shswls need not mate.
dresses.
SKIRTS are Tcade In as many different ways
as the bodies.
DOTTED and lowered Swiss muslins are agar
very fashionable.
CoLoRBD lace mitts 10 every style Will be
more worn this season than ever.
WAISTS are worn either long, short or me-
dunn. according to taste ard fancy.
CoKsETs for summer rear are universally
made OF net. They are also very short.
SOME NEW SyOCkINGs have the foot In one
color and the leg In another. or In stripes.
GIGoT PUFFs In the armhole are fe Azure OF
The Kate Gree1away dresses for little people,
ROUND, pointed, pulled, shirred box pleated,
postillion, ccat ard tucked besques are all
worn.
The PRINCESS dress for little girls gives way
before the Ka.e Greenaway and Mother Hub
bard styles.
PINK, blue, Purple and black dotted null is
used for neck searfs mere than plain white,
blue or pink.
BORDERED robe pattern dresses in percale,
monte cloth, Saline and lawn are seen among
dress goods for morning wear.
TBROATLETs and wristletS of black velvet
trimmed with network Of beads and with coin
pendants, are coming into vogue.
A NOVELTY In surah silk Is a cravat bow OF
rose color caught up In the form of a rose, with
accompanying leaves of green metal gauze.
A COSTUME universally admired and always
suitable for full dress this summer is white
sUrah silk, shirred and trimmed with white
Spanish lace.
BONNETS In black net embroidered with steel
and trimmed with black ostrich Piumes tipped
with steel, and held In place by steel buckles,
are very stylish and fashionable.
THE latest novelties In paraScls differ some
what in shape from those with which we are
familiar being much larger while their high
canopied top suggests balloon cut In two.
THE most admired hats OF the season are the
old Panama straWs, with the brim lined with
white Surah or black or brown velvet, while
white pompons and feathers. but no ribbons,
decorate the Outside
CHEMIsEs are trimmed at the bottom as wen
as en- the sleeves and yoke with hemstitched
trimmings, on which colored flowers are
worked. The ruf1iss at the bottom so universal
now are OF bapcs OF the same.
"SETs,' cOmpos cd OF g cOllaretta. pocket, and
fan Of colored Surah silk, trimmed with Span
ish lace o. the same oolOr, and c bunch OF
flowers OF each piece, are used to eRIVen black,
white and sober tinted summer costumes.
The queer says that all the leading houses II
Paris are now cutting their bod,ces or the b as.
without plaits In front-a becoming cut, re-
ylved from what was the fashion twenty-five
years ego, but rather difficult to achieve.
NSw black grenadines and black organdle
Euslins are made up In styles Initiating the
Spanish lace dress, and with trimming of
Spanish lace, and yet are made TO resemble
their costly models In the mosr admira be
manner.
BAYADERE and plaid Surah. and Surah In
Algerian and ombJe stripes, are all suitable for
trimming dresses OF cashmere, nuns yelling,
and fancy woollen materials. as well as self
colored, hair-lined and rtn-head checked sum-
mer silks.
THE PR5FUsE USE Of lace Is everywhere re-
marked this season, and there is no kind shut
out from fashion. Honft0n and Irish point are
copied In simple vermicelli, end the shear ard
delicate mutations OF Alenccn are In favor,
both for lingerie and toilet trimmings.
Fer an inexpensive and elective evening
toilet nothing Is SO admirable as carleton, white
black or colored, With its capabuty of being
made up with such an abundance OF plaitlngs
shirriDgs and puts. and the brightness in-
parted TO its gaUZy beauty by hoWeT5, tinsel
and lace.
MADAME ANGoT souvenir baskets are now
filled with roses Of one color In their different
shades, to accord with the ombre ranc.es; be.
ginning with pale pink cluster IN the center
OF the basket ana deepening through several
shades to a border OF rtcn cOlOfed JacQueminotS
surrounded by mountain ferns and WOOD
mcSseS-
A LOVELY DRESS, to be worn at an evening
entertainment, is OF white gauze, woven with
silver, placed over thick tea rose coiored SILK.
Nothing could be prett.er than this silver veil
giving the effect OF light cloud Ia q sunrise
SKY. The bodice is crossed 10 GrecQue, and Is
to De held On the shoulders By two branches OF
jasmine.
HANDSOME SHORT DANCING DRESS made OF
champagne de rta silk has bodice Of crimson
brocade cut square liz the neck, and trimmed
round the opening with apple blossoms. A
long garland OF them begins On the left shor'-
In a charming little chatelatne pocket made en-
tirely Of the same SOFT pink blooms.
ONE OF the noticeable features Of lingerie
fashions. Just now, is the association OF flowers
with both lace and light null fabrics, Orna-
ments are equally popular. and those of metal
nligree or enamel show Egyptian heads or else
serve as pins to fasten lace to the dress. An
insect pinning fold of the lace TO the Shoulder
Is decoration much admired.
THE NEW cOlored musIins, lawns and organ
dies come. for the most part, In bordered pat
terms OF great beauty and originality OF design.
The delicate grounds of blue, rose, gray, ivory
white, pale green and buff are sprtnkled all
over With Japanese designs, or Greek squares
or crosses, or mower and leaf patterns, In white
or In itch, full colors, while the borders match
In larger and more defined style Oh coloring
aid design.
THE latest bridal toilet has the high corsage
OF satin merveilleUx laced from the throat to
the point OF the bodice. the sleeves long, and the
satin brocaded underskirt trimmed With narrow
rufiiC5 headed by looped frlnges Of lilies OF the
valley and orange blossoms. The corsage
bouquet Is placed on the left side of the cOrsage
lear the sleeve ard extending up the shoulder
seam. The wreath and veil are In the usual
Conve ntional form.
THE MATERIALS chosen this season for travel
ing dresses are cloth and bunting, cheviot and
summer Gamers hair. They are made I'D plain
the skirts generally having wide Kilt plaits
With scarf drapery caught against these plaits.
The back is more or less punched aud has a
suitable finish In pendant breadchs left single
or united, as may be preferred. Basques are
not abandoned. but the preference Is given TO
jackets which Mt the figure loosely. The lat.
Ter are most stylish when they have an easy
appearance.
CLARA BELLE writes -" Nobody need be anx-
ious as to whether she is dressed in the style or
not this summer. Actually, there are no arbi-
trary styles. Each woman dresses herself and