Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-23
FASHION WRINKLES.
ODDS AND ENDS OF FASHION EorEs-BoSNK1
TRMMINGs-sAsH RIBBONS, ETo.

ODDS AND ENDS OF FASHION EorEs-BONNEr
TRIMMINGS-SASH RIBBONS, ETu.
ALL shades Of gray are In high favor
Tue pelisse is all the rage for children.
PEAKED brimmed bonnets grow In favor
GoLD-coLoRED stockings are in high favor.
SHOT silks and satins will be worn in the fall.
FAnLE viii be the leading dress fabric next
winter.
LARGE collars, capes, and pelerines are much
worn. j.
Pieated brim andosp-crown bonnets are much
worn.
TIE short, giace kid glove is about the thing
Of the past.
LoSa wristed tan-colored and bun gloves are
all the rage
HATS with eccentric brims are worn to limi-
ted extent.
CONFIRMATION dresses, to be in good taste,
must be very plain.
FRENCH gray and Egyptian red combine well
In costumes.
Lace is the correct trimming for all one-fabric
thin dresses.
HATS are worn far back on the head, bonnets
tip-tilted forward.
TIE new plaided zephyrs make jaunty tennis
costumes.
FLowERs are extravagantly used on dressy
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BURAE0 lace cloth is very fashionable In
France and England
/ CHnDREN's MUSLIN CAPS have wide brims or
borders Of embroidery.
WAITCOATs for ladies are revived. and worn
under cutaway jackets.
DRESSES all of one fabric are more in favor
than combination costumes.
MEDIUM-SIzED HATS or bonnets are more
worn than very large or very small ones
SKIRTS trimmed with lace, put on in half
moon shapes, will be very fashionable.
AN inside waist of the same shade should al
ways he worn under every Jersey.
A NEW Llama lace of very fine quality is
coming into use for black lace bonnets.
MoUsQUETAIRE gloves have been improved bv
series Of elastics on the inner side of the
wrist.
MUSLIN bonnets with cap crowns and pleated
lace brims appear among other millinery novel;
ties
AFTER ALL. white or cream tinted flannel
serge makes the prettiest and most suitable
seaside suit.
QUAINTNEss, something unexpected and
original, is the aim of the mOdiste and milliner
this season.
THE new Suede gloves, with elastic wrists,
take the names Of giants Tannes, the Bourse and
the Coppelia glove.
BoNNETs with peaked brims usually have
bow or bunch of flowers placed within the brim
directly over the forehead.
CAPEs and mantelets Of lace. chenille and
head MEETINGS are worn on dressy occasions. even
when the weather Is very hot
IT IS fancy with French dressmakers to cut
the bottom of the skirt into turret blocks. and
under these to place pleated ruffie.
THE small colored batlste pocket-handker-
chief. trimmed with lace and worn in the front
OF the bodice, is pretty English fashion.
NEW LONDON bonnet is called the Jumbo.
The crown is Of gold braid plated on gold cord.
and the brim is thick, soft pleating Of cream
cOlored velvet.
The frames Of fine fans are Of tortoise she'll
mother ofpearl black carved or brown polished
wood, sometimes vanished and ornamented
with small pictures
SUGGESTION OF silver throughout an entire
black costume gives beautiful and uncommon
effect to this somber Dress This combination
Is charming in half" mourning.
THE economical will be glad to learn that
silks will be cheaper than ever in the fall, as
thousands of pieces Of last years silks have
lately been purchased at Lyons at cost prices.
HARPER's BAzAR says that independent young
women select some simple style that Is becom-
Ing to them, and have all their dresses, of both
rich and plain fabrics, made by one pattern.
WIDE sash ribbons in gold and white or silver
and white are in high fashion for evening wear
Quite often length of it is used also for q
waistcoat to be set inside the cutaway bodice
Of plain silk.
A PRETTY foreign fashion for small girls is to
dress them in pelisses Of red Surah OF Turkey
twill, entirely covering their white dresses.
with these they wear large wide-brimmed hats
and little red socks. not stockings.
ONE OF THE NEWEST neck arrangements is q
plating OF lace sewn down one side Of narrow
band reaching from throat to bust, with a sue
cessi0n OF loops Of "baby" satin ribbon or rows
OF veiVet down the other, forming heading
The preferred trimmings Of white, rough
straw English walking hats is two entire birds
are placed on the left side of the hat. fastening
down scarf OF crepe de chine or velvet, which
surrounds the crown.
LARGE white Leghorn hats are trimmed
around the crown with white ostrich plumes.
or boquet of red and white roses tied in with
sprays OF white lilac. Within the brms are
placed, near the edge. gold wires within this
wire gold lace in the tOrchOn designs is put on
and further back. next the face, pleatings of
white lace or puff Of white null or white net.
ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT novelties in evening
costume is the basket of flowers attached to the
dress. 1t may hang from the waist by chain
OF leaves or flowers, or be fastened to the back
drapery and appear to rest against it. It may
DE ililed with closely compacted flowers, or with
trailing plants that hang over and mingle with
the gauzy folds of the tissue.
The PRETTY shoulder cape for summer use
to be made Of goods matching the dress, just
covers the shoulders comes down in front to
the belt, and from thence the sash ends are car
ried to the back and tied or simply crossed and
fastened with q knot of ribbons or pin Both
cape and sash ends are edged with q ruffle of
Oriental lace which launders the best of all the
fancy laces except torchon.
TEN YEARS OLD
Something Younger but More Power.