Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-24

TINS Is spring.
The STORES are full
LARGE BOSNErs have no strings.
SATIN has not gone out Of vogue
STRISGLESS BOSNETs are much worn.
THE TOURNURE or hustle grows larger.
CHENILLE bONNETS will be much worn.
ALTERNATE CHENE and plain stripes are In
favor.
BOTSEr STRINGS must be very narrow and
double.
TAu.OR-MADE CLorH Co TUNES are az popular
as ever.
BAsQUEs y. battlement finish at the bottom
grow in popularity.
CHENILLE BoNNETs are trimmed with flowers
birds. lace. and ribbon.
MODIFIED MAR3UERTTE DRESS is much in
favor for Young girls
FANcHoNs ard small capotes are the only bon-
nets that have strings.
The minuet de ia cour is the fashionable dance
OF Paris at the moment.
ALL short wraps are decidedly shorter this
Spring than they we're last.
tbs Vatican and Pompadour styles OF dress
Cannot be worn BY stout women.
IAN shades are excessively fashionable for
both gentlemen and ladies' gloves
SHOULDER capes Of lace will be much worn for
street toilet as the spring advances
THERE is a return of favor in Paris to short
Ties, shOrt Jackets, ana short .Iay.Iocks
NIoIETs and Jacqueminot roses remain the
favorite cOrsa@e lowers Oh Washington ladies'.
ONE OF the .lre.tiest children 3 sus'= for spring
is supplied IN Nine. Demorcst's Ada costume
STRIPES may be either wide or narrow. but
they mast be Of equal width to ne In The highest
fashion.
THE short Fa' clock viz, deep dolrlan cape
fallipg over tight sleeves u, destined to great
popularity
WsTTEAU and esthetic morning wrappers
made with yokes on which full skirt is SHRED
will be worn.
The best toarnures are "a part of the jupon,
and composed OF flOunces OF RULES falling one
over the ether.
PARIS ball dresses are made indecently low In
the neck. bot, back and front, and almost or
quite sleeveless.
THs rage for historic Costumes has gone but
left its results III many varied styles, modified
or suggested by it.
NoNE but Tall and slender women can wear
some Of the styles which the inventors are try
Ing TO Introduce this spring.
Nor many Easter bonnets will be worn to-
morrow, for Easter comes too early for the
wearing vi itsiI spring DoEiitt.
M0gE FANCHoNs are seen In New York along
the streets Of the retail dry goods center of the
city than any other kind of bonnet.
FLOWER and f.cure designs In vanishing
effects are produced in some of the checked
stuiiS by the shading OF the checks or blocks.
OBIONG CLASPS. buckles and brooches. in cut
steel. gold, silver. and enamel, set with half pre-
cOus jewels. are in great use both TOR millinery
and dress purposes.
BEADED JERSEYS are very stylish; indeed,
beads continue OF the top wave OF fashion, and
friDges ornaments and laces glitter with spark
ing JET or cOlOre0 beads
WHITE Nuns YELLING tllickly dotted with
small white silk polka dots. makes lovely
sprins toilet, combined with plain yelling or
used fJg the entire costume
LoNG BEAU -BRUMMEL redingOtes are the lat
est French walhing-coats for the promenade.
They are uncOnmCnlv stylish and particularly
becoming to tall. slender women.
BRAiDISG y made permanently popular by the
richness of the new designs. the decacy of the
work, the combinations of soutache and cord.
and the fine effects in relief produced by the use
OF square braid.
SINCE EASTER falls 80 early this year, and
March winds render winter wrapping absolutely
necessary TO health and comfort only the ultra
fashionable are likely appear in the new spring
suits on tomorrow.
CRUSHED STRAWBERRY. of palest shade and
the new French tint of terra-cotta are leading
colOrs in new spring bonnets and round hats
OF Maniia CHIP. satin-braid, pOrcupine, Dom
caster cactus lace. and other fancy straws
As PoMPONs have been the rage during the
winter. so will OTIS most likely be popular in
washing fabrics. Large white balls nearly
touching each other are to be seen on the new
md ra6c
balls stand out Well in relief.
VARIOUS shadings of drake's-neck and pea
cock blues and green's. are charming in mono
Chrome cOlOrs or mixed with gold In tweed
Cashmere, Austrian wool. or cheviot, with plush
or velvet employed as garniture; broad band
OF the trimming set near the edge of the killed
skirt. and forming also the waistcoat, pelerine.
cuffs aUd toque
Az EXCELLENT novelty for ladies who do not
need hustle or tournure Is skirt made with
two deep ruffies or flounces falling one over the
other il the back. set just a little above the
bend OF the knees. ese when starched keen
the dress sh,rt from tapping in around the heels
In walking, and also give good outline when
The Nearer Is standing
The NEW SUITS for walking are narrower
than ever as TO the foundation. but draperies
ON them, "a on more dressy toilets are very
bOufIant. PanierS are much worn and the back
VI th' SAit II hti'A Out uN u HODD, In
casing across the back breadths. JERSEYS are a
Iurore. u all colors In wool and in silk for
morning, afternoon and evening
SMILE elegance is the rule of the hour and
rs an example. noted New York importer.
always early with the seasons novelties dis
plays an exquisite carriage toilet of doye-pray
corded silk, made in short princesse STYLE. with
draiin@S and panels of dove-gray brocadet vel
vet. The corsage is made TO fit Jersey fashion.
and Is devoid OF trimming, except fall of gray
Spanish lace draping the neck and sleeves.
SATEEN has become standard material. and
will be used to excess during the coming sum-
mer- Many new styles are shown in these, and
they are among the prettiest things offered.
ottoman satins and twilied satins are new this
season; and the designs copy those used for
iouiards and satins. In the newest French
satlns. instead of the white and dark back
grounds as ali ctes' e>t year terra Gotta straw
Derry red and pa T.,.-,e brown have taken their
place. and the daSi-..- are dots from the mere
est speck TO those an inch and a-half in d.
ameter. as well "a lines checks discs ETC.
STRIPED percales, in blue and white or red
and blue. are made with polonaise, over a
skirt of plain prrcale OF corresponding color.
eIinply Killed The shawl polonaisp ic aitbar