Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

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san"er"hs incoming MORNING
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10 ~"nc""iosic ha's-
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SARATOGA, July ~ by IL O'Clock in
Tue norhins, 'he P,nk ana ~hite satins
peSin 70 aPpeAri oine or red ikswise,
anu o'nsI uressy coiors' AND not satins
ohiy' Out VeiVets, orooades, laces aud
more gorgeous A.'re thsn lilies ever
uieAm ", sioses vi unspeaRaDie lengths,
i Ia pstasois ana know not what
nls Tonuer'ui AZURE, however, Id III
invv az eiessiy Walks ny INC
souii s.s p'Son s'is' 'ne he~iy arrived
ui' sno pie,,y sipBnAin OF
sA.ine. roi we arc not al Oh one m'hd
nefe iAse proportion oi 'iSitors are
, sne '.e''ua, p,e.nisn VINO c'u,piacsnly
,oo -, pv"p1 INV ,ha,- 'Aa'..es aoroAa ana
, nnsr,;n u'" h W ane'i t'sh''y AZ .he,t
a, -. o won hey play
.,oque', .enn's Vt 'Ake mana al any
sAs eoIh.
n,S.as I'm. va, oonV'u 'na' ootsAge
, ,ns;,,.,,a u liz wy o." stn1u' oreAse OF
49,. eao"sn, one n'sh'
say Ia ,. WIZ wants ,n,s no, weather 10
10 81 u.eoaeo ~. No~ mat Is JUST
va a, ~ a n'..Aaen my sood irienu'
~ ' Il you pAu un 'ua' .ersey-s'noe IL is
M might seenl 10
you N'noo. aa op''oni oeiusioh 'nat you
80. "'.,e'n sooie,y' Do per
.y UNIV .ao,e uo you 'ee'i s're'ohihg
| you "ueIe, craving long
n;,ma,., ai.s, W s"n II up, hke an
.. A.. Ip. 10. VI humanity "h'ch
~ n. iu'u snau you cams ior your
"neu ,oa neA' your Fei'et basque,
| yo ,, ON po'ona,se vi even Tine pretty
ns' w uossea "u s' iook'ng 30 cool
ni h'en INA though the
"nss 10 !oose' must De looked after
Ts 'ne sA'u .' rus up over lhe peit, &c
nus seis,y s'Vee you see anu III That
snius property iiss the secret OF Its
T.; no,u upon US. rev al, tue whiie, There
"a Any ming ~nicn presents The
ann. 'iuy aPPeArance 'hat Jersey does;
nsHns iiAe WAX II properly Kept down;
sne same oeing easily accomplished 10y
eHins On hall ooaeh LEADS below The
p'''vn hem' 10 IRIS ior the jersey and
.he Jersey WIN 10 the rest remaining in
l's piaee aud giving you no further
anAie'y' improvements are now made
wv Wy Recommendations OF Jsnnty braid
inss' piAiNhgs az Inc pAck, Nc, 30 that
ones inquire need not be severly shown off.
| onituien run py win shells on their
heaus tue new straw mats made in iml-
'aton OF smells mean, and laden on the
Top win RIBBON and lowers. am not
c"hcnoiosist enough To tell the name bu,
we an know the common Kind OF shells
tnA', pesinning snSii on one Side, spread
OUT III somewhat ian, like shape and con-
cave. sometimes ladies wear them also
out not often here Tor they are not dressy
enough more dressy and bsbyishly in
nocent looking, the little cap-shaped
bonnet made OF white lace or muslin,
sometimes mixed with velvet, ribbon OF
oedeokeu WIN mowers, but as often per
maps Ill an entire white simplicity
riehty oil white dresses likewise, but
~hite is poor thing to depend upon ; Sc
we ses tasteful and practical dresses
Vi ohiha Six, thin enough Il
vause one 10 teel IKE a cuoum
oer, while in dark shades o
blue, bronze, green, &c., they defy til,
inrosds OF dust or mud chine silks, rs
lined in their half cloudsd colors, ar,
another variety giving element and mucl
in favor of managing mammss who pro
vide against extrsvsgant laundry bills
The wealthy wear them However and
delicate blue and drab chine silk polo
nsise over blue and drab striped sill
skirt is Miss Vanderbilt's favorite costum,
Cor morning, since 1t is becoming to he
blonde style. Her sister, who ia dark
wears the counterpart in combined cherr,
: red and gray. These Young ladies' dres
prettily but not with extravaganza lsav
ing a lavish display of diamonds anC
other msgniiicenoies to elder aud marie,
,nembers OF the family.
4, Those who seek simplicity have pro
vided themselves with yelling dresses
Morning, noon and night We see them
Extremely popular perhaps because Their,
is not much individuality In this materis
, and it is capable therefore of taking o,
such different characters according I,
combinations, ways of making on aoces
sores. Nothing simpler than a simpl,
dress OF yelling if you wish it notbin,
, more captivatingly jaunty il iauntinss
be- demanded; while for evening there ar,
qualities thin enough to cause the nam
OF "veilings" to become mis-
homer. Hitherto, veilings hay,
: chiefly brought out in sole
colors, but this season there ia a larg,
proportion i'll stripes, all rrding great pos
sibilities to those who know how to tax,
advantage OF opportunities $ ripped
skirts are much liked with hunchy polo
r nsises as overdrssses aud nothing can b,
simpler and prettier. la the way of a,
mex pected revival, Wa notice the ecr,
bati5tes which some years ago fell int,
!. oblivion, and were sold at very low
prices. All OH sudden they reappea
q made into stylish polonaises over sill
skirts. Especially in demand ale thos,
/ covered spsrsely with dots of considerable.
' size or sprays. Some in white, hut NOR,
/ with contrasting pink, blue or red.
' Flannel has mighty ruu of favor a,
a travelling material and the hundred
Of suits shown in New York stores il
the spring are now shown on fashionabl,
: wearsrs as they emerge from botel
coaches for shorter or longer soiournin,
here. Miss lselin, a leader in Newport
. L.. H.