Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-23
TIE LADIES.
Facts which Convince Regulated
Families.

Facts which convince Well Regulated
Families.
Lace and tulle bonnets are for toilets OF
the highest ceremony.
The Newmarket bonnet bids fair to have
a run OF popular favor.
Costly satin fabrics, brocaded with clus.
tiers of walnuts, are imported.
Gizot sleeves and bustles are in vogue in
Paris but are not as yet popular in Amer.
lea.
TIE stalks of flowers must be as visible
in all flower garniture as the flowers and
| leaves.
Silk gloves in the popular Jersey shade
will be worn during the summer, and are
embroidered along the hand and across the
back of the arms.
Black brocaded grenadine with large vel
vet flowers makes a graceful basque and
draperies for plain grenadine skirts that
have lace hounces.
London girls of the highest social posi-
ton are making It fashionable to take
lessons in dressmaking, This is move in
the right direction.
Dotted and tambour mualins, worn over
color, with yards OF lace and ribbons for
trimming, are among the prettlest OF
toilets for the sea. side.
Gold basket.straw bounets, trimmed
with hame-colored lace and fancy silver
straws and velvet intermingled, are the
newest fancies in French millinery.
Partisan modistes have the vegetable and
fruit fever again. Clusters of string beans
with their blossoms, punches of dried
almonds aud raisins, tomatoes, small beets,
radishes, etc., are trimmed on bonnets.
The Chinese and japanese styles of
head dress are in high vogue among ultra
fashionable women, and the stars and
heads Of the pins they used TO thrust
through the top knots are often studded
with diamonds, rubies and pearls of rare
value.
The styles at present are suitable for all !;
whoever has good figure can display it,
whoever has not may wear fuller grown /;
whoever has well-formed head and pretty
Young face may wear little sringleas bon
net whoever has fallen cheeks and wrin-
kIed jaws, a large head or scanty locks,
may wear close capote, or big poke tied
down under the chin.
A glance st throng of ladies at any
fashionable evening party, says tho fashion
writer in the New York EUeaiag Post, will
show how very largely rich colored jackets
are still worn over skirts of lace, tulle,
yelling and other light fabrics. The skirts
are invariably shors when worn with these
jackets, and are also very bouffant. The
most approved shaps for the spencer is
that known as the Newmarket, but unlike
the Newmarket proper, it is cut with elbow
sleeves, and usually fashioned hesrt-shape
IN the neck. Embossed velvet plain Lyons
velvet, heavy satin brocade, or rich ORR.
entail embossed materials are all appropri.
ate. A handsome imported toilet of this
kind has a short skirt made of white lace
over primrose fsille. -Four tlounces of the
lace completely cover the skirt, and above
this are draped Cleopatra panniers Of bro
caded net, edged with deep lace rufle,
headed by a wide band of white marabout.
To be worn over this skirt is a Newmarket
of magnificent brocade, with ground OF
primrose satin, on which are raised velvet
roses of pale pink hue, and Of natural
sizs. The elbow sleeves and square open
ing in the neck are adorned with ruffles of
lace matching those upon the skirt, and at
the left side Of the opening of the corsage
is set large bouquet of blush roses ard
dsffodiis.