New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-16

of trimming skirts The latest fancy turns to plain
skirt, with a simple border trimming. OF these
the fan shape is exceedingly pretty, ana
may be made of wide ribbon or straight piece OF the
be peaed in finest plests Of five SIX, and the lower
point caught up and fastened by each cluster or tne
The top Three or four ounces viii be sufficient TO form
the Foances are SHRED in clusters with spaces sS
snirring ia used TO almost unlimited extent Inc
Jokes cuffs and other trimmings OF mus t ponsees
trouble and expense than might be imagined Tor mere
is doe with the sewing IN France tney prefer
having this sort OF Work as "o" "' P e ~
by hand ala, ,,o vsrv latest novelties in dressma
teraIs nothing can surpass the exqusItey fine and
beautiful nuns yelling, with it's graceful, creamy
Of Spanish lace This lovely raprc tregusn1
delicate shade OF shrimp pink, pale blue OF catherine
Mermet rosy amber these the creamy nuns yelng
rests ike sunset misty cloud Fine cheesecloh s very
inexpensive, and when imported made up resembles IN
s supenp sod bright Surss cut from
creronne are sewed with button.hoe stitch Inese
designs are placed the s basane Made
these delicate dresses are easily aer
lace-knots of ribbon fastened between the ruiies'
LAWy-TENNIs COSTUMES.
The tennis apron is especially recommended. Hs au
tusted to the figure by shrrngs at the waist line III the
middle of the front and back from this depends deep
shrred pocket-bag which will be found great conven
ience The waist of the apron Is haf hgn IN 'front.' ana
a long ooped bow OF ribbon with ends The material OF
the tennis apron is marine cloth, trimmed Win
rues embroidered with red and blue and an embroidery
OF wild flowers on each shoulder and the lower part OF
the skirt The tennis dress is red cashmere made with
n round waist and gored skirt trimmed with
narrow boxpleated founces. Some styles OF sslped
awning cloth or cotton are used TO conpihe
with other materials for awn-tennis dresses. box
peated or shrred skirt is sometimes sewed to the cage
of the Jersey waist which may be plain, worn Win
striped skirt
BATHING SUITS.
The last fashions bathing costume short sleeves
They are made in tue Princess STYLE meaning that
the trousers and was: blouse are in one piece, aud
the skirt buttoned to the waist The trousers are
comfortably loose at the ankles, a FASHION borrowed
from Europe Tne plain waist is recommended. as
lighter than those pleated, and whatever conduces
towards ghtness preferable in such costumes III IL
noticeable feature in the mutations OF 1asno even III
the taste of bathing costume that the freaks OF Da
taste have been chiefly visible the side OF weight ana
ndue muling OF the person. The tendency In modern
DAYS has been TO of clothing even ia not CLIMATES
Wry serge is lighter than flannel, and the trimming
should be Of the least consideration unless one purchases
g,udy costume with view to bathing before sptoth-
tors sIother Hubbard cloaks made Of Turkish tOweng
are wide and useful to when leaving the sur OH
sllk Mother Hubbard caps wide fril ON the edge,
and there are excellent and strong shoes OF san eoh 10
The Gorham Company and Messrs. J. & C. Johnston,
A. n Stewart 4 Co, III. O'Neili, and Madame DenOrcst
will please accept thanks for attentions.