Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22
FASHION WRINKLES.
NEW CARDISs y ASIDE CosTUNEs-wOOLEN
DRESSES-NEu oATHING COSTUMES, ETC.
New cardinal shade is out.

LAWN TENNIS costumes are all the rage.
EMBROIDERED crepe is among the novelties for
mourning dress
PINK CAMBRIA dresses trimmed with lace are
very fashionable
NEW FRENCH clpote bOnnets are covered with
white elder blossoms.
Clusters of large strawberries on cream
ground Is one OF the latest designs for painted
muslin.
FIcELLE LACE in wide fan-pleatings with
smaller fans above of ivory-whte pleated lace
are worn ~ throat bows.
VENETIAN LACE three inches wide forms fiat
border for ncczerch:cfs of light silk. The seal
lOped edges are turned upwards.
LARGE FICHUs OF null are embroidered in
Irish point designs. having one edge much wider
wrought than the other.
New FCLL-DRESs gloves are undressed kid.
embroidered with chenille and decorated with
minute butterflies in gold or silver thread.
DOTTED and plain nulls will be very popular
this season; also the striped mall in white
Tinted mulls are not so fashionable as white
DAFFoDH.s dandelioas yellow tulips and but
tercups are the fashionable flower of the hair
White lilies are the choice for house decoration
Few SATEEN dresses have appeared with
painted flowers and some with cretOnne and
stamped velveteen flowers cut out aud applique
skilfully with silks.
VELVET grenadines. showing great roses or
peonies of black velvet on sheer armure grena-
dine, are made up over geranium red satin, with
founces of real Spanish lace.
IRISH point embroidery in ecru or whittier tints
Is much used for turned-Over collars, with
neck ribbon ard bow of colored MORE. The
cuffs to match have smaller bows.
NEWLY imported French woven underwear of
all kinds, white or I'm pale tinted cOlors, fit the
form perfectly and are without seams or one
unnecessary fold or even wrinkle.
SATEEN and fine French carnbrics are more In
demand than summer goods of any other de-
scription. Ginghams are reduced in price and
very attractive in cOlOrs and patterns.
A NEW grenadne gauZe WOODEN fabric repro
duces all the popular designs in Spanish lace
1t is used for oyerdresses. 1t is only half the
price of the real silk Spanish piece lace
FLAT SCARF of Venetian lace is formed into
graceful fichu by being placed straight across
the back gathered at the throat by MORE
bow and having the ends flat and hanging In
front.
ONE OF THE NEWEST CONCEIrs is to trim the
front of the skirt with two plated puffs above q
plated ruffle, while the back is draped In puffs
and also finished with deep plaitings at the edge
ALMoND-TINTED CASHMERE, adorned with en-
forms one of a number of elegant French tea
gowns just imported.
BRIDAL DRESSES are again being made Of
white gros grain and repped silk. They are
deliberately trimmed with elegant white silk
embroidery and lace. and the regulation orange
blossom is now mingled with white roses gera-
NUNS and lilies.
LARGE square neckerchiefs of fine silk muslin.
wrought in delicate sprays of apple and haw-
thorn blossoms. small blush roses, or trailing
vines of hOneysuckle blossoms are worn over
sprigged or white muslin dresses with charming
effect. q = q
THE LONG, graeefully-draped redingote but
toned to the throat with frogs and silk cords and
parting midway of the front breadths over skirt
Of a contrasting material is iavOrite style i'm
the formation of travelling dresses Of the very
latest importation.
COTToN PARAsOI.s are so handsome that they
are mistaken for fOulard. and. as the expense is
small, they are bought to match the dress They
come in cotton Saline strewn with flowers in
striped Scotch gingham, percale, and Turkey
red oil calico.
THE checked taffeta silks fhat are the favorite
of the season in Paris have been adopted here
by women of fashion for day dresses at the sea-
side The smooth surface of this serviceable
silk repels dust. it is not affected by moisture.
and its light weight commends it for summer
wear.
The gayest dresses of the year are those pre-
pared for the summer season at Newport aud
Long Branch. These dresses are made of richer
and more fanciful fabrics than those worn at the
warmer inland resorts. and have STYLES specially
adapted to the Casino, the coaching, yachting
and other gayeties for which Newport is ia
nous. Nuns yelling in dark new tints with
feathery chenille figures wrought upon it at in
tervals. is one of the favOrite materials for
dresses worn at the seaside
THE pretty Alsatian peasant hats are very
much worn by young girls. Sometimes the
nat velvet-ined brim is caught up lightly at
one side. but it IS generally worn in genuine
peasant style. and the wreaths of flowers on the
outside are made to match the color of the lin
fngs. sweet little hat in this style is of dark
green straw. faced with pale pink surah, and
trimmed outside with wreath of pink Oeander
blossoms caught together at the back with
bow and long ends of dark green satin ribbon
TIE dressiest woollen costumes for cool
mornings by the sea are made of embroidered
cashmere in the new shades of strawberry red.
terra Gotta. and gray blue. In some cases tai
1eta Checked siih Is preferred for the peated
skirt OF such costumes. but this is more often
done when plain cashmere is used. and the en-
broIdeTy employed is done On white or cream
tinted muslin in designs like those or Irish
point When the selyedges of the cashmere are
embroidered. few yards OF plain cashmere are
tune Is made OF wool.
some charming sea side dresses have lust
been completed in New York of the real India
fouiards. with characteristic figures in the clear
India red stamped on cream white ground
This quaint fabric is used for the shirred sur.
plce corsa@e. and long draped over-skirt
which is caught up high on the sides to show
the pretty skirt beneath; this lower skirt has a
cream cO!Ored silk foundation covered as tar as
Is visible with narrow knife-pleated fiounces of
India red tafeta silk. and each fOunce is yelled
BY gathered frill oflace that is wrought with
Tiny dots. and has saw-teeth notcheS on its
lower edge.
THE last fashions Of bathing costume have
short sleeves They are made in the Princess
style. meaning that the trousers and waist or
blouse are in one piece aud the skirt is but
toned on 10 the waist. The trousers are COM
IOrtabiy loose at the ankles a fashion borrowed
nom Europe The plain waist is recommended
as lighter than those box-peated. and what
ever conduees towards lightness is preferable
In such costumes Ii is a noticeable feature in
the mutations OF fashion. even In the taste of
bathing costume, that the freaks of bad taste
have been chiefly visible on no sid Of