Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-08
FASHION WRINKLES.
WHITE AGAIN-wHITE HATS STRIKING cos
TCNE-PARIs NOVELTIES, ETC.

I4tt.tfk anu siiiiIl collars are BOtn worn.
TH1 sanfower dies hard but it is moribund
TINTED veilings are more worn than white
bLes.
BONyETS are gradually encroaching over the
ears.
THs brims of childrens hats are wider than
ever.
CADET blue is a fayorite color for children's
straw hats
WFlgE alpaca. trimmed with velvet is coming
in vogue.
SOCIETY in Paris is adopting English styles,
habits. and customs.
BEANDEBoUEGs and foUrages fasten and deco
rate many cOrsages.
BoSNETs with black curtains falling over the
chignon are revived.
AMMO DOMINI 1882 viii long be remembered as
dress-as-yOU-p please year.
LACE RICHES are used to edge the chine silk
dresses worn at receptions.
CRUSHED BANANA is the name for the new pale
yellow shades worn this season.
SHRRED SUNBONNETs in the Kate Greenaway
style are much worn by little girls
NEAT and pretty pofcupine straw and chip
hats are selling for % cents apiece.
JAPANESE ornaments are as popular as ever
for summer household decorations.
favor with mulls for white dresses.
The boquet pin is an Improvement on the lace
pin for fastening the cOrsage boquet.
YoUNG ladies on the other side dress almost
exclusively in white on all festive occasions.
Two DEEP Box PLEATISGs arranged as puffs
make beautiful taber for summer silk dresses
DANGLING BALLS of wool and pompons are
the fashionable trimmings for imported wooden
dresses.
JET EMBROIDERY, combined with chenille
pompons, is one OF the chief novelties of the
season.
PLAIN null dresses are made effective by
founces and trimming of polka-dotted en-
brOiGcry
VERY SMALL BONNETs We're worn by the
ladies at the Ascot races; very large ones at the
Grande Prix.
STUDENT BLUE is lovely shade of pale gray
blue. much in demand tor light wooden suits for
Country wear.
CHENIsETTES or guimpes of pleated white
null are worn with surplice waists of dark lawn
OF fOulaTd dresses.
WHITE ostrich piumes are worn on white
chip. English. PUNISHABLE. Italian. Manila, and
Panama brad hats.
LARGE oyal-topped folding Japanese fans
three-ourths of yard long are put in front of
freplaceS OF country houses.
HATS AND BONNETS of white dotted muslin
are SHRED on white splits and trimmed with
flowers. feathers and lace
DAEH BLCE or gray blue guimps or yokes
and sleeves are worn with pale blue and pink
gingham dresses by children.
II SPITE of the effort to introduce boufTant
skirts. paniers, and bustles. the outlines of all
cOstuHesremain about the same
DRESSY SUITS for children are made of
sateens, plain and figured and trimmed pro-
fusey with lace and embroidery.
FLOWERS are worn to excess not only on all
festival occasions. bat also in the morning, at
home. in the street. and for carriage toilet.
CHILDREN wear Mother Hubbard and Kate
Greenaway dresses OF Turkey-red calico. with
white muslin yokes or guimpes and sleeves
NEW fancy for pleated skirts OF fine wOOllen
dresses is to put wide bOx-pleats alternating
with grsap of h1,fifezpleats the whole length of
the skirt. - II s~e 49, ~-t 'i-.
FESTOoNED bias scarfs of silk edged with lace
are called Marie Antoinette fiounces. and are
the trimmings on French dresses for balls and
parties.
The COrsage bouquets of the PASSING moment
are of white daisies with yellow centers and
yellow daisies with black centers or dwarf sun
flowers.
The most popular fancy work of this summer
Is Russian embroidery. known as POINT sans en-
uers, which means needework without any
wrong side. i..{Ift
One Of the rrettiest costumes for the country
s shrimp PINK ssteen with ecru embroidered
ruflles, and large MANILA hat trimmed with
white roses and red currants
IHE F.S''i3E Of to-day tends toward sim
plcTy of drrS5 and manners at watering places.
acco.r'nS to Hupa's ErzGr. but the Bazar
surely does noL 20 To Saratoga
AhoNG splendid noTeiJes sent over from
Pari' are e-ibf1Geries ~ metallic bullion and
Imitation jewels inCru>tatiGns in relief upon
SeiEeis. brcclics. damas>eS and satins
NET umbrellas for c1aciiing and for climbing
are Of India rcd or blue chico. with LONG spiked
altsHsiotets. while az the hand is a crutch. a
ball. taEtbou.iae or battle axe OF light colored
wood
THE re" Grenada blonde has the figures of
STani~A ia"e on a very thin gTenadine ground
1t l. made ~ over colored satin of contrasting
coicr-sJch as Jidci. over led. or white over
yellow
Blue Wit. brown Is a fashionable contrast oc
oolorS in Imported dresses pale blue fouIard
with d1rt t.own figures trimmed with bows Of
brow velvet ribbon is one of the pratfie>t of
the snJ>cl.
ENG:IyG 2omen use many old-G,shfonad
iaorc> thai hare ioD., been out Of market in this
Country. t.cSe are chalIy muslip-da-laina
painted '"rS',1s tatTeta silks and the handkpr
Chief dresses
SUMMER white dresses with skirts and paniers
OF ChiHu ciss9h have the entire skirt covered
WIFE lac" ii"unces The BretOnua lace is used
Tor These. ac each fouBcr falls "a little over that
btneatn II. forming a cloud of lace very nght
and cilaTIni:%iy Elective
THE PCFFED bindings OF satin or velvet are
found 70 D. 50 becoming that rhey are used on
small oonnrts and large hats alike. A SINGLE
Iar@e b0E Gas one SIDE of the crown is more sty
hsh Tor large hats than a twisted scarf sur
rouhdin[ IIe Crown. 10 is preferred to leave
part ., the crown behind quite bare of all trim
mIn@. aOt frcn long feathers being permitted to
meet in tie back.
An exquisite new fabric known as Fleur. de
The Il Il sheer lawn. as transparent as gauze. and
crinAlrh ilte Grape. that il is elastic and fits
the hStIIt AXE glOSe-Or like a Jersey IL
further cOt"nends itself not only by washing
Wei Dut ID dispensing altogether with ironing.
IL heeus L" De only slightly manipulated and
drawn into shape after ben, cIt.,nsed II
comes Ia oriental cOi0rs and designs and is a
doom to l"G5e who live in dread of laundry hills
"heh summer dresses need to be done np
Fox SKIRT TRIMMINGS one wide nounce