New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

Joined together forming radiant band In sou messy
sks of Oriental coor Other wider bands tnese Deau-
tful applique designs like eaf-woyen coohnsdes or
treises left open; through the spaces flowers Oh sc@e
purple Or golden send up their gorgeous beauty
variety OF this style OF OrnaneDtatlon Is 1ore "a
the slender, graceful warblerOf the hedgeiO"s -
embroidered, the gray cuckoo, the oil
darkwinged plover on the wing gay llttle & vii
manner of tropical birds of ightest plunage
all be revealed IN a few weeks set about on ualI{ III
are seen in large beautiful foreign flowers. acanhus
LEAKAGE, coral twgs and mgnonette IN an In reb in
dead-gold shades Some set pieces aiV +be dHerent
diamonds triangles branches ana foage I ' Eor tbe
shades of the present fashionable colors foL tto
ightest shades Of dress fabrics there are some
garands of flowers all n.applque on lace anu 'H e'
est OF floss silks. u;o.,,
Quaint little Greenaway children form another variety
of these applique trimmings Some OF these S T1
pretty embrOderes in the daintest cOlOIs sno" vi
little children drawing wag0n these are III Nm on
sets Again there three Of the little ones sne U
a stie Overgrown with grass and vines; on anome d
brown sle sits small maiden anon Gl,ap p hs .tet
roses; humorous sets consist or brown Wlchei pII
amber there arr other straw baskets laden with great
crimson and lilies, and pretty little wicker MI
nOwers These ideas unique. yet notwl tahu
ing theireccentricty immensely popular Amateurs
In trimming need great deal OF cautousness III paSSdS
these applique pieces that unconsdered fold OF
drapery may set the birds upside down. or the emil
posed be tumbng out OF the upturned baskets, All
This involves an enormous amount OF gr9veSt deDer%
ton. To gain success, pins are needed ana dummy
TINTs, FABRICS AND PATTERNS.
The finest null and silk muslin bands Of delicious
creamy tint simply used headings to wide applique
Of the delicate fabric lace heavy with the richest
silk embroidery. POngecs also have the same style OF
trimming In the applique net one OF the new de-
signs Of this work is called the windmill, being made to
initiate tho shape Of wind sails when turning round
That passion for Oriental fabrics Is constantly In
creasng Is marvel when displayed in these charming
dusky olives and pale creamy or rich amber grounds
covered with deicately embroidered flowers, as the
glowing pomegranate water lilies, the pyramidal
foliage of the lotus the simpler toilets for tea gowns
and uatnGrs at home Black has by no means lost its
prestige. In fact few toilets becoming or so
cceSsful elegant black fabrics. SILK, satin ana ,ah
a street toilet charming in its simplicity and absence
Of color The jeed net Is used over cOOred SILK or sa
black with the addition Of several lace founces OF
either silk Spanish French lace Henrietta cloth and
pcnrance In some OF Worths inspirations when combined
with white silk with the graceful addition OF quantities
That poonaise4 are as popular evidence of
not only good but economical taste. fine black cash
mere p0l0naise should he considered the ndis-
pen.abe articles OF the wardrobe It is great mistake
to brOcade- and other heavy figured satins into
hounces or platngs or other trimmings The simplest
styles Of the sixteenth century artistic and elegant
I'm their graceful beauty The brocaded skirt Is plain
opening in front hrocaded breadth of another
color shade the waist Is cu half-hgh with raj OF
lace. long and rounded hehind the sleeves reach 10
the elbow with ufes. Pulled and slashed sleeves
not only artistic but picturesque; or there can be
puff the ebow and at the shoulder Nothing can be
more becoming to the arm, especially II not wen e
wrist graduated finished at the wrist with rure and
at the top by a small epauct.
FASHIONS IN HAIR.
There great variety in the fashion OF hair as IN all
things else The lively Gaul, then used strong
soaps for bleaching the hair the fashionable Teuonic
hue and caustc fluids and acids change its color to
coveted shade denied by nature The passion for
golden hair has nearly been its ruin, the acids causing
the dye and death Of the hair at the time There
fore false hair delicate wigs and have become to
the many IA necessity These artisticaly made
frtrn
The naturally curly hair only il used and tn hair is
woven Il white net fine "a 10 he nearly Invisible
and the net is of white human hair The parting
on top reveals through cobweb meshes the color
and skin the scalp at the natural parting Os ban
donc and dust-lnvtng ungucnts OF every nature are
abandoned: cold water only Is needed occasionally 10
renew the waving curl Of the hair. The PATTI wave or
dark hair the Langtry for blondes rather more funny,
and the Thompson, the three important styles.
Gray hair very fashionable" and very little false nair
is used with the back hair which Is arranged In low
knot. or with u long Topped bow on top.
Nlcs,r. Theodore b. Starr. william walker f. j.
Dcunlu- & Co.. Arnold, Constable & Co., Nine. Dem
crest and Mrs. c. Thompson, will please accept thanks
FOR attention