New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
THE FASHIONS.

,,our .Nn coor sIrTs FOR ALL OCCASI0Ns-HAIs'
poNNrTs NFCEWRAR AND TRIAIDiINGs-STfLEs
FOR CHILDREN.
GCostly thy habit as thy purse can puy Is
the legend for to-day. Soft daphanous tohettes 'a
the place Of the magnificent fabrics OF the WllIef.
these are the India and French mulls, lace Cnese M
Japanese silks grapes soft silk surahs, and the lately
revived French batistes that embroidered ana
covered with open machine work. More fairy ike anu
delicate are the white transparent mulls adorned Win
yellow prmroses, powdered over with whte irilieo
daisies as perfect painted by artists brush Up
posed TO these are clusters great Bengal foses Oh inc
India mulls IN bold crimson relief the coud-Re silky
fabric; on others the eur dc lis, delicious bunenes
of wild roses panses lacs and duskypetalled YoietS.
Those and other beautiful flowers seyeray printed
and shaded on a foundation delicate as to be nearly
invisible which is mounted white silk as hniDg'
fastened breadth TO breadth like other Innings and trim
med with white lace dOunces graceful abundance OF
satin ribbon Is used these toetes OF one or two col
ors to correspond with the flowers One under"ast OF
white silk can be utilized for number Of dresses OF this
description The lining of the back high and Is cut out
in front TO correspond with the dress material AS
dead white lining is unbecomng to the eompieAohs Va
all excepting those the purest blonde typo inning VI
a creamy shade IS suggested. These waists are mostly
in basaue-shape pointed in front and extending low
enough behind for the graceful accommodation OF inc
hustle Others made full and are worn with saun
waist ribbon and sashes behind. Two narrow knne-
plaitings finish the edge OF the skirt.
The skirt OF charming India null dress is trimmed
across the front with seven lace ounces panel on each
side has similar trimming of the lace laid at the slight
looping of the back drapery held in place bywlde Whe
satin ribbon and long ends there also long looped
bows on the sides OF the skirt. The sleeves Simply
made are similarly trimmed with lace rulings at the
lower edge The waist is lul and belted With "hte
satin ribbon finished behind with long looped sasbes ana
ends.
HoT-wEATHER NECKGEAR.
The neck is " sweetly kerchiefed"-
"Her white and polished neck
with the lace that doth II deck
The gracefully careless little kerehies that are now so
fashionable were called Steinkerques women
stole the fashion from tho princes who, dressing Daty
for the battle Seiukerque tied their lace crayas neg
lleenty about their necks After the victory women
adorned with the coquettish kerchefs ana
called them steinkcrques in honor OF the vctors FROM
the fifteenth century cravats Of lace lawn ana slS
triumphanty all cbangesunu inc
fall OF Napoleon. Gossip insisted that the defeat OF
waterloo arose from the fact that that day. contrary
10 his custom Napoleon white crayat with now
ing ends The Restoration adopted stocks since that
time although the revived tie cravat has loosely en-
crclcd the neck man. he still stiles In stly starched
collar in the dog days There exists no sensible reason
why linen collars should not be abandoned for the cool
lawn crayat why should make martyrs OF them
selves through dread OF being called eneminae The
brave senkerque vctors caecssy twisted the folds OF
muslin about their throas and thrust the ends through
button holes Nor there any why men should
adhere In hot weather TO the stiff clumsy starched heh
cnn when fine plated lawn runs would give potent
proof OF the amiaby OF their dispositions un-
rufied by starch That good old body. Pepys said IN
his diary that did his heart good to look AZ the nen OF
the Court In their laced with nch lace ana thor
fine laco crayats" IL Is not being ehelnae 20 De co-
Portable and Insure health by allowing the air to reaoh
the pulse and throat when the mercury climbs up TO the
niHeties.
BATIsTR AND LACE COSTUMES.
pnt 70 return: delicate French batste takes the
form, OF poonase with Vatican back draped at the
sides and caught with gooped bows and ends OF psn
wd-rose saurbbOn; the trimming on the euss OF the
basaue front and back IN fact wherever trimming Is per-
mitted Is Of tho same material embroidered In open
work with oss SILK corresponding IN color with the ro-
non The front " the skirt is laid in nire upturned
pla.ts across finished with insertions OF embroidery
and founce long loose putting Is placed beneath
completed with a rufne and wider houncei a
doeper pun finishes the skirt az the bottom with the ad
ditlon OF re There are rose-eoiored RID
bon bows and long ends The sides ut the back ana on
the sesuy rnfe OF embroidery that forms the cuff TO
the simple sleeve
Another NJ these charming dresses OF 6cru batiste has
fitted BASQUE elsboraely trimmed with open machine
work embroidered houncing snd Frightened with knots
and bows with long floating ends OF cardinal satin rib
hon drapcry fastened the back is trimmed with
tho noneiv and large bow long ends is placed on
the right side Crossing the front are seven nonnces oi
| the embroidery. Two plated batste RULES extend
aronpd the bottom the skirt There Is delicious cool
freshness in these delicate white t0ettes not the cold re-
pelant white nut pale 6cTu and creamy anow tnts
Lace IA used In the greatest prOfason upon batistes
| nuns yelling mtlls and muslns, as well as lndla
foular Colah washing silks pongees, Nagpore silk and
Mars batste Lace enjoys the privilege OF taking on
an tho tones white 10 brown tint; tea produces GER
tain shades OF mellow brown. coffee warm old color
saffron yields both melted ola gold or light lime color
according to It's strength The Spanish saffron Is the
| finest
The surplice waist /. again elaboraely shrred
The kerchef OF to-day careleSs worn ove" the high
cor.age The kcrchiet Is made OF nno tambouled bob
bnet sacred the memory OF half century ago. oi
longer transparent India null finest linen cambrie en-
| brotlered lawn batlste trimmed around with lace
Some OF the dainty null kerchies are like tho dresses
bordered with the natural vine of flowers, pink and blue
elories Wild vines, pansies and roses
cnreessy strown over tho surface There rumor OF
the possible revival OF the faleyrand cravat OF white
batste folded or plated into band which completed
nv ends simply hemsttched. It's size and general uu-
becomlngness will prevent its being adopted by ladies'
and this crayat is therefore admirably adapted for
gentlenen for not will they sins collars
and crayats several inches thick because Prince Regent
and a Brummel encased their necks.
EvENING AND PROMENADE DRESSES.
The Dresden china toiettes for evening are like
one Of Isabeau's paintings on Sevres china In radiant
blue with the delicate hue of wild combined or IN
other designs like the pretty china marquses or shep
berdesses pale lettuce and rose and blue Will
here and there glimpse of the paest rosellac. White
lace hounces drift the surface Of the delcaely
tinted satin OF faint gold or blue like the sun peepne
through clouds of mist and this Is gracefully drapec
polonase panior drspery of some brocaded fabric
satin and velvet with tho velvet flowers in relief ove
all there float long ooped bows Of pink and blue satiI
ribbon and pufngs. and vests OF exQuisltey fine lac
arc added
Cotton sateen favorIte summer material for home