Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-24

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ladies.
SMALL JEwE!.ED lace pins, matching the ear
r'ngs are used for fastening bonnet strings.
MOCsQCETAIgE GLOVES are the favorite style.
and appear in Isle thread for warm weather
DAINTY little smelling bottles in the shape Of
jeweled Greek anphor;e are worn ON chante-
lanes
sHovLpzg CAFES are feature on many new
spring suits.
BEADED COLLARS in solid Jet embroidery on
black Brussels net are very stylish.
NEW YORK ladies are wearing little caps of
lace and flowers to theatcr and opera
TAnoR-hADE jersey jackets are the favorite
spring wrap for young ladies.
THE ALPINE peasant hat called the Monta-
guard, with broad brim bent down over the
eyes, Is 10 be an exceedingly popular head COW
eriEg for seaside use.
AMONG the rapidly appearing eccentricities in
fancy jewelry is an ornament for millinery in
the shape of six tiny birds transixed on a
gilded spit.
Now is the time of ali others, to secure bar
gains in novelties in the dry and fancy goods
houses Prices are down. See the advertise
meEts in to-days STAR.
SPOTTED FOULARD NECKTIEs Of dark color,
with the dots in contrast, are worn with Morn
ing toilets.
SCRAH DRESSES Of shrimp pink profusely
trimmed with ivory white lace or with the silk
Auriliac lace are worn at day and evening re-
eeptiOns.
VERY HANDSOME evening dresses are of
white or cream-colored Spanish net made up
over satin. and trimmed with quantities of
Spanish lace
FLORAL JEwELRY in tinted silver. with
diamond dewdrops sparkling On leaves and
flowers, grows in favor constantly.
HANDSOME PARAsOIs for mourning are of
lusterless black silk covered with English Grape.
with polished ebony handles
CRISOiINE grows in favor with English
women. but meets with no success with Par
isians. American ladies content themselves
With very small tOurnures.
EsTHETIC gowns of white muslin with sur
plice waist and pulled sleeves are worn by girls
N their teens at school commandments.
INDIA POSGEE lap robes are cool and c,eanly
for using in open carriages during the summer.
They are bordered with dark-cOlOred silk, gull
ted in rows
The ELEGANT black brocaded silk made for
Mrs. Garfield by the American Sales.--future
association is on exhibition In q Broadway
New York, window.
OUTLINE embroidery on crash, pOngee or linen
will remain the favOrite needewOrk for idlers in
the country during midsummer weather.
BEADED embroideries of many colOrs, repre-
senting jewels, especially pearls of many shades.
and turquoises, are used for trimming Grape
dresses. as they carry out the oriental cOloring.
WHITE Madras muslin dresses worn by very
Young ladies are draped over white moire and
have sashcs of satin sura. The illuminated pat
tern Of many colors on ecru grounds makes very
snowy dresses with dark velvet ribbon bows
looping the drapery and also collar and cuffs of
velvet.
CHIC0REE or pnked ruches Of heavy silk trim
the foot of the cashmere dresses that are made
Tor seaside resorts. Embroidery of the same
color and fOunces of silk lace are added by way
OF further garniture. and there is then nothing
m the whole costume that will shrink in the
moist atmosphere.
SCARF TUNES tied around the hips like
child's sash are made of chine silk over white
null or nuns yelling dresses Two Roman
striped sashes OF pale. not dark shades, are
sewed together and made to serve i'm the same
way.
"CRUsHED-STRAwBERRY" RED and raspberry
pink are the fashionable colors for the bingham
dresses worn by brunettes They are trimmed
with white embroidered muslin.
THE jetted Jersey waists of black silk are very
stylish for completing black satin mcrveileux
dresses that have many lengthwise tucks and
pleated hOunces.
SATINETTE and Turkey red parasols Of lus-
trous cotton are more appropriate than silk ones
with the cotton dresses worn in the country.
They have brilliant grounds strewn with large
detached flowers. or with large balls or polka
dots. bow of the same material is tied around
The natural wood handle.
AMONG pretty French house sacques are those
OF quite heavy white Austr, fannel. trimmed
with rows Of cream white brad about an inch
and half wide, and finished on the edges with
hceile lace set on IN double rufiies In less deli
cate styles are those made of hunters green
urirh
tons ard r~ss OF very narrow gold braid.
WHITE Wool DRESSES, with Persian embroid-
cry for trimming are used for lawn tennis The
waist Is Of the Jersey shape and the skirt Is
short Kilt, with a sash of embroidery concealinc
the edge of the waist
TERRA-COTfA DRESSES OF cashmere or OF cam
efs-har are made entirely OF one material. and
If simply fashioned without braiding are yerv
stylish. The basque of terra-cotta is also penu-
lar with black satin skirt.
ONE Of the latest New York fancies Is gypsy
hat Of yellow straw faced with Russian green
velvet and trimmed outside with wreath of
green haZel-nuts and leaves
MULLEN LEAVES figure rs the garland on n
stylish hat from lie Cheyaller; but then the
pieoeian mullen finds honor abroad where it
Is Cultivated as the American velvet plant
PoaPADoUR SILKS figure among new fabrics
for evening wear. These are chiefly in detached
-
ground. and are combined with plain silks In
shades to match
GREAT DEAL Of fcelle is used on straw
hats Some wide-brimrned shade hats have
the brims entirely covered with this lace. held
by numbers OF small gilt-headed pins A gar
land OF flowers or a long ostrich feather COM
petes the trimming.
COMFORTABLE BAND for tying the hair for
o-aidIng may be made Of silk elastic threaded
through shoe button. and sewed into loop of
s.X Inches or So. The button must be fastened
Ut one end. and when the band is wrappe;l
around the hair the opposite end Of the loon
buttons over 1t.
some oF THE PEETrIEsT DRESSES for the sum-
Iner season are those made with a fountlat;o,
skirt of plain satin. either pale pink. sky-blue.
sil7er-sray. lilac. or pale cnrn-color These
skirts are covered with gathered rufiies of
oriental lace Over them are worn hasaue
bodices of plain or watered silk which match in
hue the color OF the skirt. family seen under
Meath It's lace covering. With these costumes
are worn fiehus or Mother Hubbard eapes made
Of lace and tied with Watered ribbons