Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-12
FASHION WRINKLES.
rsH is the trimming for next season.


OLD TAPESTRY SHADES of color are most in
favor tor summer toilets.
4 R0BESPIERRE collar and Louis with vest
appear with the newest jackets
THREE FLOUNCEs of equal width cover new
velvet skirts from top 10 bottom.
PCINrEp six gduZc jabOts. reaching from the
throat to the belt are novel and dressy-
The NEW pink shade called crevette. or
shrimp. j. something between tea-rose and sal
mon color.
INDIA RED. bright scarlet shade, is the most
effective color for combining with the genuine
india ronGee-
Slsoftr SaIRrS of ball toilets are made short
enough 10 clear the floor ali around and show
The TIPS of the slippers.
White SCARFS of crinkIed silk Japanese Grape
gre worn around t';o neck instead of the white
SPANISH .ace use; last >iIinuer.
nEn ANo BLrE VELVET PARAsoLs trimmed
with flowers. lace and embroidery are carried
III oi":l cdrra se- at tie seaside resorts.
SOrTACHE cor Braid embroidery is the fash
iouable trimming of the cloth travelin. dresses
that are made h. English taOrs
THE GIGOT. or lec-of-mutton sleeve is on
many of the most elegant dresses lately imported
from London. bu1 is not on Paris dresses.
\ VERY PRETTY COSTUME for a little girl is
made in loose blouse shape of gray and white
serge trimmed with rows of white braid, wide
collar and belt.
FAIi.i.E has completely regained its former
popularity its pIiabity and softness adapting
Itself 10 every style OF trimming. well as to
the skirt and bodice themselves.
TIE simple styles of hair dressing in vogue at
the fashionable watering places discard all false
switches for the blcl hair and frizettes in front
limiting the wcarer to her own natural hair.
Black embroidered crepe de chine mantlcs
HEed with pale blue plush and trimmed with
fluffy ruches Of sleek chenille are the most
eie-ant carriage mamtles Worn at the seaside.
THE MoSr PoPrIAR DRESSES for morning
anu afternoon at mountain resorts are of CASH
mere in any OF the admired new shades Of color
with collars, cuffs anu sash bow Of velvet to
match.
A VERY Rich MATERIAL now employed is
"sUrah crOise glace." 1t comes in such com
binatlons as currant and pink. moss and pink.
ami light blue or gold color. with ''raisln de
COrinthe."
FLOWERS have almost driven feathers out of
favor for trimming summer hats. \ fun wreath
of roses. without green leaves is tied by long
IItboHs around the crown Of wide-brimmed
manila hats
MANY UNBERwAIsTs for summer use are in
shawl shape i'll the neck. trimmed with fine
Eaiusook OF hatiste draperies to form shirrei
and plated fchus- This waist is very pretty
with open dresses.
SATIN RIBBON three inches wide is worn tied
around the waist in preference to stiff belts.
Pointed belts outlining the lower part of the
eOrsaEe are more stylish than those that pass
straight md the waist.
LACE JACKETS are either tight fitting Or loose
and are lined with light silk in the color of the
lace. They have collIrettes and jabots and the
lace j. used very tut. Among the lace are
number of ribbon bows.
EVERY DAY" SAYS the Court Journal. has
it, new society. The latest has for its object
the reform OF the dress OF walters Black liy-
cry. knee breeehes and gilt buttons are to dis
tin21Ish walters from guests"
HALF-HIGH B0DICEs are coming rapidly into
favor for evening wear They are cut away
about three inches from the neck all round. and
are usually worn with lace ar bead transparent
Sleeves. reaching 10 the gloves.
TIE closely woven Marguerite mitts of black
siih are the coolest and most useful gloves for
summer. a. they may be worn with ali kinds of
dresses without offending taste. Terra-cotta and
DARK red nIitts are Also popular. %"
THE MARKED FEATURES of the present style
of dress skirts Just clearing the ground all
around. pauiers of various kinds. ruches or CHI
cores or full ruf'les at the bottom of pain
skirt. and scarfs forming bow of loops behind.
lT Is No LONGER good form to carry about or
read in public cheap. paper-cOyered novels and
now the thing is to have a rich and handsomely
bound volume of some standard work 1t is
needless TO say that book publishers are de-
lighted.
BLACK AND TERRA-COTTA are the cOlors most
useful for silk stockings. as they can now be
worn with almost any dress OF the stylish shades
without being too striking. At the watering
places they are worn with very low slippers of
black Kid that are not trimmed with bows or
beading.
THERE ARE SOME bewitching STYLES in ribbons;
those manufactured in silk faile are very dura-
bic. and have yielding turn. easily knotted into
single and double bows. The favored colOrs are
hcEen green, electric blue terra Gotta sunfiower
yellow and hemp shade
VERY LARGE. Oddly-colored Oriental handker-
chiefs Of silk are worn with lawn-tennis and
other outdoor costumes. They have mostly
sei-cOlcred backgrounds. with brocaded designs
in bright contrasting colors of gold silver
orange. scarlet and very dark green intermin@-
Ing IN the bTOcaded pattern in entirely rev de-
vices. and all in high art shades
SOME OF TIE LATEST IMPORTED pattern dresses
OF white nalnsoOk. batiste or organdie have ex-
tremely elegant embrOideries edring the deep
fOunces to the depth of ten or twelve inches
with narrow rufIes and bands for trimming
anu solid embroidered piece Tor the waist and
sleeves These goods are manufactured in
switzerland. and the exquisite designs wrought
upon them resemble very closely the finest pat
terms oil Hon!t0n. Irish point. guipure old We
netls'n point. caTt-wheel Open-worN and a great
variety OF purely floral designs
BopICES are now worn very tight fitting. and
the French stretch the material well on the
cross before beginning to cut out, and in cut
tng allow the lining to be slightly pulled so
that when on the outside stretches to it and in
tures better iii. An experienced eye can tell
. French cut bodice at once. the front side
pieces being always on the cross In dress cut
tin2 and hitting. rs in everything else. there are
failures and dIScOUragements. but practice over
rules these little matters. and trying again
brings sure reward in success.
For RowING AND FISHING PARTIES where the
ladies' take hand at the oars or the lines. the
palmer. the cheaper. the darker the dress. the
better Girls who go in for sport need dress
OF dark blue flannel. round skirt quite short
and sufficiently full, with several rows of dark
prald loose blouse waist with the same
braid on the collar and cuffs. is about as appro-
pirate "a anything can be. If this is too votth-
ful. Choose well-cut Norfolk basque beIted in.
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