New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04
FASHION NOTES.

Jeyelled scarf pins are used to fasten bonnet
strings.
India cashmere borders Ike those shawls are used
for trimming wool dresses o. plain color
Dresses Of mauye lilac and pearl tlns rival the white
toile,s al spring weddings and receptions.
Marguerite gmpe IN round pufs OF silk muslin and
lace fills out the halfow round neck of fuldress cor
sages.
The new lawn-tennis hats are OF soft felt in peacock
ble cnsou or cream color and there others that
have white wacered figures upon them.
sleeves formed OF horizontal tucks are added TO the
tucked Norfolk jackets OF plain wool dresses Tue skirt
ha- lcngtnwIse plrats that are partly tut ked
Roman with stripes ~ pale shades OF PINK ana
blue makes charming wrap or drapery FOR the white
toilets worn by young aides at wedding receptions.
sleeveless Jackets OF sarah ,urphce fronts and
great sash bow in the back white muslin
dresses They made Of sapphire blue for blondes
ana dark garnet Tor Oruuettes
Brides veil, At June weddings fastened By the ira
ditioa pet flowers instead Of by jewels Diamond
ornaments formerly useI for this purpose are now
thrust rreguary in the Lace that trims the neck OF the
dress.
Chine silks are very effective for trained dresses.
basque and flowing train of chine silk that is wat
tered is with petcoal or white or cream satin or
of embroidered hounces Of open design laid over blue or
cardinal s31ll
India foulrIs with designs that the ground
tirely make tasteful dresses. They made
with peated skirts and panier drapery, with plain satin
for facngs and ppngs trs OF creamy lace and nos OI
Mountain dresses OF flannel in order to be Of light
weight are made all in piece without drapery The
WAIST is lifted like Jersey and the box peatedskrt Is
sewed to the edge OF the waist with erect heading "
pleats around the nlps.
The most elegant matinees" are OF satin louard cut
like a japanese overdress with loose square sleeves,
worn over a short RULED skirt POmegranate red and
porcelan blue are the for the gowns and tie
skirts OF white Surah
Illaes are the fayOite flower at present. They are
worn in two three shades the bonnets OF quite
Young ladies; arranged in clusters on evening
dresses and are min gled with rosebuds in the great
bouquets carried by bridesmaids
Crepe de chine Is last getting its need OF apprecia
ton "a the principal part elegant costume, instead
Of merely serving accessory AS apanier poonase
vii Ounces satin II il the most CHARM
ing toilet for weddings and receptions.
creamery white null dresses have polka dots an inch
in diameter wrought in them in rows of chain stitching,
forming the Japanese emDanatc circle. This is used
for tnepanr oyerdress bile skirt has fOunces
OF embroidery mont Win tucAs across tAe II DacA
Dreaatns.
Full bOnnets small capotes with crown or
flowers and shirred brn OF ullc Grape \ pretty
raugemeut is pale punk for the with dark
blue ule Tor the AMI blue velvet strng4. VOlets,
cs panscs also form crowns Win velvet ASH
tlau bow III the front.
Pompaour Of lustrOus cotton are made up for
day dresses country Rose grounds strewn with
golden wheat cream grounds with carnations or maroon
win feur de liz are I'd for The paneIed oVerdress,
above peat,d skirt Of PLAIN cOOred sattcen thdt 10
trimmed WIFI yellow lace