New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

that Is nearly black canss eai a6 on asS some o. tAs
oars flags, shells and anchors
Americans prefer frequently the yachting suits that
simple killed skirt mounted on lining. There may
always be vest ana rolling sailor eosf hr 1, %
braid and shining butons but this style not advised
excepting for short cruise as the salt air furnishes the
The hat is matter of personal taste but round hats
are exceedingly popular and have trimmings OF two hat
bands of buff hid fastened by slides buckles one band
Is placed the crown and coekscomb bow OF Otto
These bows-the latest made Of four or
loops OF ribbon ionr or ye inches long double and ten
s so arranged that when fastened TO the hat or bonnet
the loops and ends stand up IL Jagged DTstng poats
NAV be fastened the left side quite close 10 the crown
HATS AND BoNNETs.
The coored straw hats OF last year are again intro
duced for county in the picturesque Deyonshirs
shape topped large turbans, or the Newmarket
sve that has low crown and shady visor to the cap.
Other simple and economical bonnes ere the basket
straw garden hats made of braided straw OF two coo
The simplest trimming is needed In the way Oh dainty
and delicate colored null, half garland OF ivy, scarlet
poppes wild roses cematis.
With the anciful bonnets for the seaside, garden par
ties watering places and fees fashion returns 10 ths
da OF the Picts and Danes for some Of Its quane
and later 10 the century for the turbans
poes helmets with ripipes, colts and noddng plumeA
The charming Marie Stuart has never lost Its prestige
and still serves graceful model Tor the mlner u
exercise her skill upon One OF this shape is made Of
ecr gazy shrred Grape; one side covered with largo
roses with creamy patines like moonlight The especial
fancy of the hour because 1t is new, ia the skeleton
hopnet There is no shadow of foundation with the
exeepton of the gilded wires and these make an airy
crown for the small quantity Of trimming permitted.
Decately tinted, the more pronounced red grapes
flowers or rows of beads are mounted on the wres The
hair Is distinctly visible For outofdoor fetes this style
fba Mir he'd M
snrine in the utmost uxurIance. small wire poke
bed OF double scarlet siken poppies and soft green
voolly buds Others like the golden blossoms that
raned on Danae. The tge T0ale6 stem-of-plnk-green
needs the farest OK youthful faces and ike another new
color ereraude vivid grecn is strictly TO be avoided
excepting by a perfect complexion There are eight
strawberry shades of which are really unbecomns
when softened by ace but the purple red OF the ras
berry must be avoided by brunetes for whom come all
shades of yellow, clear gold lemon-coor, which cas
forth the brightest OF the face, pneappscolo In
ycOws from the aristocratic rose 20 me humble
these sOmeties ntermixed the moted goden e@'es
Heavy silk China Grape Is used for elegant bonnets
radiant with pale pink almond or apricot Llossom:
without foliage clusters OF roses cluster OK
starry pr1mroses. scarlet pomegranate piossom
These laid without mucn grace IN % n J III ."S
around the edge OF the ronnet aellcate gnt Slds ot
lace fall forward half-reveang hafconceang tne ra
Still more graceful are the tue and lace eapotes and
pokes appropriate for country WEDDINGS preakIss,s sa
othep fptes. or these are mhsecu win ihtu-
connes lace with few Mermet rosebuds nesting In the
brim bloom the left side Upon others delicate
blossoms are nearly shroded in creamy lace and em-
brodery great deal Of Irish point Is seen on these
midsummer bonnets and graceful rosettes OF lace arc
surrounded by strawberry blossoms and others o rose
buds Black thread, tue and spanish lace bonees arc
created after these models made bright In tne way OF
gilt worked black lace gilt thstes and gilt ana JET
acOrns pins with gold faceted heads and sometimes
gold cord placed just beneath the edge OF the Drm
Quantities OF feather-ps and p0mpons are used upon
large poke bOnnes The fifteenth century eaDrolet
revived for the country hese bend low over the i9co
and also at the back. and gracefully trimmed Win
| plaitings Of lace and largs roses
FOR THE LITTLE ONES
Little children are no longer miniatures or their NAM
mas although their fashions quite elegant III an
artistic way Boys CT years assume dignity in knee
brceches fastened decorated one side with silver
buckle The coat quite deep, straight cut away dis
closing fine full shirt front and dainty little tie Tho
shoes have a strap and buckle and the cap Is OF the
three cornered Continental shape. Smaller boys from
TWO to fouI years cool loose bouses Of Holland blue
or brown embroidered with white or red. The exqui-
rev sthetc Creenaway costumes still lend their sweet
ouatuess TO the fresh little faces The Mkmald and
fhe Mother Hubbard lose OF their simplicity for
country wear with the accompaniment OF large POKE
bonuets or close dainty lace caps wild widepaed as
rnies These for ceremony. For daily wear there
/ are all manner OF cool wide-brimmed hats.
| Nessrs. l. J. Denning & Co Altken, sons q 90.
! the Partisan Flower Company; H. O'Neill & Co and
Nine Demorest, will please accept thanks Tor attention