New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-17
THE FASHIONS.


-.,prcEs OF THE MIDSUMMER SEASON.
-, c.vssrs, WRAPS, HATS, AND HosREr-
,opurAn KINDS or YANcr-woRK.
,..h,on reueats itself. This year the figured
s,.~ns have designs that may have been copied
n's' ~. uanted walls on wallpaper OF ora ooeouy
un ,sossre like yarieEsted nowery tapestry o'he"
svom over the sea in oden times SUI snow .uv
.sv bamboo, the ieafy crown OF . sienaef paan' '
s..sreseeut ferns great lnsn roses sAo p.pk. e,d
49,, s.sutv slcwing from the frshsssrent Rfonna'
sasus nassjon existing for white evening dresses
1nss 1890 ouc into dreaming OF economy ana pastor
hDs ...,. vsereas the mulIs and gauEes are as nue.
o. s'sp ..a seyeral hundred dollars worth oil lace
- a not considered an extravaganza Ine o'ess
~ ,.,,esueptly is COMPOSED Of satin saran ana Cow
go with rufhes Of lace; someu,nes 'As az. a.
sfea VIZ a,,.s N both sueah and lace This style Is
,sn narties enliveped perhaps with satin
- "a PAINTERS brocaded with some tiny mower OF
.,a,.cn prinrose, cleaning from CLOUDS Oh lace
80 - ss, end parasoI are made to correspond
x.aded games are heavy with counterfeit pre-
a.snts Of flowers. tulips, prmroses' drooping oine
sa;r,bs and Marguerites. Tnis style IL again seen IN
ny" ss The fabrication OF ribbons has taken
'ae~ ,arce increase owning to an Unsuitable
s'sas,a for rosettes long1eoped bows ana
- Az aresses and Dor nets, and wherever fiopoh
81 he successfully employed Some charming
10. mus,iu tolettes nearly covered Win eorou
- saunees OF different widths. For one sKt ihere
enuce snfcientiy wide for an everskrt others nave
.nceession of narrower ones These are trmiheu WIN
80 and a quantity of ribbon. The imported wmte
-, ssos nave an excess of ribbon and lace trimming
on them like heaps of drfted snow. The basque has
otsa front and square back great deal OF drapery
sh,nd and IN several models panels at each sac maze
.,rev Of duffy lace Where the Ene-peating Is used
:, the bottom 1t is excessively fine.
HATS AND BoNNETs.
rach month creates fresh surprise In boDnets Here
4, smpe little cottage ornes for July, overgrown with
fru,t vegetables and flowers, or sometimes only Win
roses or with delicate pale primrcses The inexpensive
matted basket straw hat, like the garden elis, sup
pos the richest fruit such clusters OF purple grapes
On which there Is dusky bloom, velyety rosy peaches
of ripe cherries transparent cur
rants or blaekberries SO temptingiy natural y
10 deceive the wisest bird or wasp other
asnty rustic hats are simply twined carelessy about
with Wild blackberry brambles another WITH grasses
aud few pale green beans and scarf OF white nuu Is
eareIessy twisted with infinite grace about the crown
The newest summer bonnets are made q straw ringe
set on in rows IN q variety OF shades each shade,
whore is in good taste Is trimmed with corresponding
velvet and small flowers. Some of the little bonnets or
hats ara with beds OF voles pr nrosesoi roses
nor are the rosettes omitted bonne but are aae Oh
grass straw of tiny forgetme-nots or mignonette be-
sdes these are fairyke little fanehons OF lace ana ny
flowers.
ample little straw DOHuct ud1 q tNAstS" 49, - ~
x,ne-eolored velvet laid the brlm and nnauy ar
rangaa inst over the front in q large, full pun
tat passes inside the brim; placed on one siue
huge tuft of gold lsee and loops OF grass the doaoe
strings of wine and dark gold are tied on one SLUG
and fastened by light gold-studied tortoise-shen pms
Another late bonnet has rather peaSeo erown
the trout is covered with OF black real Sp nsh
lace gathered full on % shape tho crown OF fine
black chip Is unfrmmed large, very fun rosettes OF
satin ribbon Of mulberry and pale strawberry color are
paeed on top; the wide strings OF mulberry satin
WRAPS AND HOSIERY.
Negise maptcs or wraps for the seaside are In blouse
shane hanging loose front and shrred Mt the psek
ribbon strings after the fashion OF house wrapper are
fastened on each side OF the waist and arc tied In front
The sleeves and back are trimmed with ruches aud
knots Of ribbon pretty contrasting with the material
which il either cloth without designs something OF
WOOL either blocked covered With odd figures.
Fashion imperativey insists that stockings should
correspond with the Dress Elack silk plain or ribbed.
and exqusely fine black isle thread, are the excep-
tious 70 the above rule Bleached and uDbesched bal
brggans are coDsgned to seekers after the antique The
la,es, exposition OF this important feature OF perfect
tete shows each delicate and shade that Is seen
aso in dress fabrics, such as unts OF rose-pink'
shrimp hawthorne pink oorG tea-rose, pale heotrope
pearl faut violet, myrtle green, mousse gfay-green'
misnonette bronze dor the latest cherry COLOR suitane
anew tint of pale cardinal strawberry tints, the
RAGE leat-b-own, stemgreen, rosewood acajot or
mahogany Other gradations Of color include delicate
primrose cowslil, cream and the most intense gold
The most expensive stockings embroidered By hand
with gold or silver thread or IN shaded floral designs
with foes silks Others Of the most fashionable
styles striped in two shades OF one color as shrimp
cherry or either Of the shades described Some inch
wide stripes are rather heavier stockings Of
white alternating with wine color any red shade or
blue or bronze Not nfequenty the stripes are as gay
tartan plaid is limited that tue delicate and me
open-worked se thread stockings are unbecoming to
shape Of the nstep having the effect OF widening It,
The silk stockings black as we'll as co,ored,
bsodered only with garlands and posies OF baro-
Nous tints but with startling owls and lizards bright
hued ocks of birds the wing peacocks and parrots,
and delicate metallic green serpents twinng about the
instep and anle These Styles athoug beautiful as
art strictly avoided by women OF nervous
temperament The price for these ard other deliberately
embroidered silk stockings ranges from si5 TO $50
pair spun silk Is ess IN price. and another variety Is
with silk feet and cotton tops These are only ~ 90
q pair.
Even the babies wear black elk or black
hale thread socks Fashion makes II imperative that
the society child OF whatever age after reaching its sixth
month must wear black socks or stockings Delicate
little openwork socks also imported Of elk lace dam
ty enough for fairy. For usefulness. dark ribbed
stockings excellent things for children These are
seen mostly dark wine wood color, having
horizontal sirlpes ligat ground. These with white
soles preferred particularly for boys For dancing
parties other festivities the slippers stockings must
correspond but black ocs always without heels accord
ing to the latest sensible idea in regard to children and
black stocings always fashionable Black socks Of
sk PLAIN il preferred embroidered are siso worn by
men, and isle thread socks preferred by many Of
plain, dark wine color leatbrown shades Of blue ana
gray, either plain OF with very narrow stripes.
FAvoRITE FANCY WORK.
There is surfeit Of japanese and other silk patch
work. Of impossible animals aud birds In crewei OF mar
velous and noble defiance of botany in flowers and fol-
age Of willows like umbrellas, and the birds and butter
flies Japanese disregard of perspective worked
on aud iaboricusy nisd In with color that fails
10 With variety OF shade thereon There