Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01
FASHION WRINKLES.
BLACK COcDS-FRESCH NASFELET-G4RTERs-
JkTTED LACE. ETC.

PavNE De MONSIEUR IS the name of the new
French shade of mauye.
WHITE Indiana silk is a sheeny material
much used for evening dress for young girls
TIE VERY handsome shade Of red now in
sogue Is made odious by calling it sang de bq,,f
WILL FLOWERS and shaded geraniums, made
of velvet are much used 20 adorn hats and bon
nets of straw.
Two SHE pocket haEdherchiefs make pretty
tennis aprna.
WHITE Muslin DRESSES are embroidered all
over both bodice and skirt.
BLACK VELVET is much used for trimming
dresses of shepherds plaid.
LOOFS and ends OF satin ribbon are added to
skirt and corsage bouquets.
IMITATION PINK PEARLS are now carved out OF
very palc-tinted coral. and these so closely re-
seGble the real pearl that the eye of an expert
Is needed 70 detect the difference.
BEAUTIFUL wash-costumes are made of sheer
llght-c1lored eeru batiste, or Saxony muslin.
the skirt being trimmed with embroidered
fOunces and killings, and the waist with
embroidered bands and narrow fOunces to
match.
BLACK will be very fashiOnabiy worn all sum
mer, handsome toilets of silk, satin or grena-
dine being prOfusely trimmed with Jet bands.
specia! ornaments and jetted lace, or relieved
by bright color. as preferred
LACEs dyed in all the fashionable shades of
color, are seen upon costly imported bonnets
and round hats
For EVENING, feather tips arranged In the
hair and upon the corsage fastened in place by
diamond pins or brooches, are worn with full
dress toilets.
MONAsTIC COSTUMES. really beautiful in style,
are still worn by many ladies' of elegant tastes.
These dresses are just at present made of black
or gray ms cloth or vigOgne.
Planners and pointed bodices dispute the
majority with trimmed skirts and habit basques
the latter either of the same material as the
dress skirt or otherwise distinct, through fire.
qUentiy showing some link OF connection in
color.
For tall and slender young ladies is the new
French mantelet cut in exceedingly graceful
curves, and trimmed around with q feathery
ruche bordering of fTinged silk These wraps
are made Of black br0caied gauZe, the figures
being OF raised flowers OF velvet or chenille.
JAgNTY-LOOXING C0RsAGES for young girls are
shown. made of tinted satin. to be worn over
skirts Of white surah, nuns yelling, or French
muslin. adorned with embr0ideries They are
high al the throat. with Marguerite sleeves
reaching 10 the elbow. In front they are open
ali the way down. but laced together over a che
MlStitt vi Siih-ttnDipittItG tune. WlI1 SlIhen
cords the color of the cOrsage material. For
older persons this style is reproduced in fabrics
OF velvet or MORE.
VERY handsome carriage costume is made
offawE-colOred French cashmere. with pointed
cOrs2@e and Vatican tunie, over and under
skirt of dark fawn-col0red mOire bOX-paited
TO the waist. long Spanish carriage cloak OF
fawn-c0iored yi1Ogne is lined with scarlet SATIN
with elegant trimmings of fawn-colored and
n md thA arDIC I'D Ix
Shaped sleeves. The bonnet. OF golden fawn-
cOlOred straw, is trimmed with surah OF shade
to match and cluster of scarlet ostrich tips
yelled by three dropping ostrich tips of faWu-
Color tipped with bronze.
THF tight-ftting habit basque VI Pekin. or in
other words. of satin and velvet stripe alternat-
ing, is still garment that meets with much
favor, many ladies' not caring for the 'ndepen-
Dent Jacket or MORE, while those of brocade,
whether of silk or velvet, have been literally
''donc TO death" The Pekin fabric. if not
now, has never become so commonly worn, and
has also the indubitable merit of wearing ad-
mirably.
AN odd toilet, made for lady in Newport is
. black and gold brocaded foulard silk, with
plated fiounces, edged with buttercup yellow
lace. headed by band of black velvet put on
bias OF the goods. The short tunic with full
Buckingham pGfIs over the hips. is trimmed TO
correspond, and the Camar,o bodice has deep
Collar and wide turnover cuffs of black velvet
edged with yellow lace. A Tuscan straw bonnet
In the langtry shape. trimmed over the crown
with Fcts Of wide black velvet ribbon and inside
with tiny wreath of primrOses and a black and
gold tCula.ri parasOl, trimmed with yellow lace,
are sBtte.
ANoNG the designs in jewel garters 0nfor-
nation obtained through jewe.ers) are clasps i'm
beaten gold. with ornamentatiOn of silver fila
gree shown in clover leaf of silver resting upon
background OF gold: small rustic designs of
silver, WIKI tTacery OF golden vines and flowers
Tossed over the shimmering surface while
PLAN. heavy gold clasps are in square form with
oeHcite outline OF leaves and flowers
DEEP-EED SATIN MANTLEs are imported
which look exceedingly like matador's cloak
They are loaded with black Spanish lace and jet
trimmings. which help II tone down their too
brilliant rue Red satin sunshades trimmed
With black lace are to be carried by the wearers
ol theSe wraps "A great many extremely con-
spcuoiiS garments and dress accessories are ex-
hibiIe.i designed for Nattring-p use. which
would be deemed altogether loud" and inap-
propriatc IL town.
JEITED LACE. net. tUle and erenadine will
De much worn this summer for full-tress occa-
sions- TIE groundwork OF the dress is of the
plain material. with the Jet embroidery for
trimming. or il Is in strips of wFenadine or other
thlh. bricN material, with alternate stripes of
JET embroidery wrought in floral designs 4
very sia"1E!te and costly dress, made up over
black meryeilleux. is If black tulle the front
being sal in soft puts. small near the waist
and wheeling gradually they reach the foot of
the skirt Between each puff is SET a very beau
tifui paS~ementerc band of let also graduating
In size from belt To hem. Across this skirt are
drapcd deep fiounces of Spanish lace. embrold-
ered IN Jet To match the design on the paSse-
meIteilc bands The pointed cuirass is of black
satin trimmed with jet-embrOidered lace with
the bodice cut ca cCe,n'. and the sleeves of black
tulle lace trimmed az the elbow
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