Evening star., 1884-07-19


FEATHER FANS are the most fashionable kind.
FAwN.CoLoR is one OF the most fashionable
colOrs.
JERsETs were never as cheap as they are at
present.
CALICANrHUs Ia the name of new reddish
brown tint.
THERE s tendency toward the return o. the
Dolly Warden STYLE
FANS are suspended from the waist by chate-
LANES or by velvet ribbons.
HANDKERCHIEFS. with eolored hemstitched
borders, are very fashionable.
SLEEVES are still llworn puffed at the shoulders,
but ft the arm closely all the way down
SEASIDE COSTUMES are frequently made with
the full limp plastrOn falling below the waist
line
BRIDESMAIDS sometimes wear the white silk
jerseys but make them more effective by adding
masses OF lace.
LACE Mrs are worn at hops and germans.
They are generally caught about the wrist by
bands of velvet ribbon
LITTLE white straw bonnets and bats trimmed
with black velvet and clusters of crimson pop
pies are worn by young ladies'
LARGE shade hats of straw with projecting
brlms are a rage in the country; they are
trimmed with mail and wild roses. daisies or
buttercups
CAMEO JEwELRY Is worn to great extent,
and emeralds and amethysts are taking the place
Of diamonds.
TOgQUOIsE RISGs made in little stars Of gold,
each set with a stone are among the pref
tiest novelties in jewelry.
BRIGHT RED FLANNEL trimmed with very
narrow white braid is fashionaby worn for
yachting. Dark blue and white flannel are also
popular.
HANDKERCHIEFs. with colOred borders, are
tucked in the belt or the front of the cor
sage One for use is put into the pocket out
Of sight.
WAIsTCOATs OF lace or tulle. which end in
panniers of the same. are worn under zouave
Jackets or either velvet or satin for evening
dresses. They are very pretty.
TIE SAILOR HAT is gaining steadily in popu-
larity. and il certainly is very jaunty when sur
mounting pretty young face and stylish
figure The hats are simply trimmed with null.
ONE OF TIE MOsT CHARMING of the lace dresses
yet seen is made OF beige lace over beige silk
with 4 waistcoat OF Neapoitan red surah yelled
with the lace and balayeuse OF the same
color.
A QUAINT FASHION now popular Is to wear
large herchef of fine null or crepe. folded over
the breast Quaker-wise. and caught by knot
OF bright flowers or gay ribbon. Sometimes
the WING OF dove or a red bird is placed just
under the chin
SILk JNDERVESTS are in delicate blue, cream
and pink, and of unusually fine quality. The
square or low-neched waists worn above are
most eiaboratelg trimmed with Vaenciennes,
TOrchOu or ded;cis i3ce, ard the finest qualities
OF hand and machine embroidery
FLY Costumes are in fashion for tennis and
archery. The skirt is made plain. of dark blue
and white stripes. the bodice OF plain dark blue.
while the SASH knUtted over the left MP is OF
bright crimson polo cap Of either color.
namentet! at the top with a little tassel is also
worn.
A PRETTY TRAVELLING DRESS recently worn by
girl of wealth was a dark gray gingham. The
skirt had three rUlfes. each one having an inch
deep hem and three tiny tucks The polOuaise
was short and plain and had sash back.
little gray straw hat was trimmed with white
HInGs i1--d G!Ite silk
4 STYLISH mOrniu. dress for the seashore is
made ol rearl-colored alpaca, with skirt tucked
Nearly UP To the waist. and a fuIi tunic edged
with t"O tuchs and hem. The lalt-aiiuSted
jachrt opens over Plated vest. aud has the
waistnand q. gray velvet. The collar and wrist
bands are also OF velvet.
The LATEST FRENCH fancy is the use Of black
lace ou white cashmere cr silk. and that OF white
lace on black surah. For Instance a black India
Eilk has three scalloped hOUnces of silk across
the fru..t, with threS inch fiji Of Yaipnciennes
lace 't5r each SesElItP Paaedge. The lace is laid
natly on the basque. around the neck, down
each front, and Trans up on the edge Of the
skirt. Straight CUTS of the same Lace trim the
sleeves.
FICHUS are now made with full fronts. band
OF vei,et and standing rutfie around the neck.
and bow or rOsette of velvet set on the band
al the left of the throat At the line of the
waist the fullness is gathered up and fastened
with second roSette. leaving doubled fall
which forms puff to descend about five inches
below Two or t1t-se -cne In black Chantilly
Cintat'oH) sid one IN white lace Limitation
MecaiHl are very useful. as they can be worn
with a:.y dress ---..s---
rGsTTT and quite inexpensive costume is
nlaie pi dotted Swiss with polka-dottea edre
Tor TRAINING. The bodice is a plain round waist
gathered 10 a belt with .u ruche of embroidery
around the neck and the same trimming on the
fhret-q EGTttrs sleeves. The skirt is fiOunCed TO
the knee. and the long round oyerskirt is in two
pieces. the front forming a much wrinkled
apron. while the baCs Is Il straight piece with
embroidery turned back on the sides and draped
IN two deep puts. The same model is equally
pretty AID much more elegant made up III fine,
a!b-trCes. with oriental lace for garnituTe
lHE Wv YORK Queen says that new and
usetui :raveling Wrap is known as the Grampian
doiInaa- 1t can toe pat on In a moment. and
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straight and plain. and the back c3ose-fttino
with paitS from the waist to the edge OF the
garment. which quite conceal the dress be-
Meath. Ii has an ample cape. with roomv
slees es; hoTdcred by narrow rIIchincc of sim
liar ciulH, which ai-O surrounds the neck. At
the back rosettcs of ribbon matching the
Chief color of the soft Scotch tweed mixture
with narrow stripes or ciouded checks, OF which
the dOnan is made
DEGOKEsT says that there is likely to be much
diversity in the designs for the coming autumn
season, as Irish pOpliu Will be revived mohairs
and the mixed granite materials invogue while
the soft silks and twIlied camels hair and other
draping material will be retained. The draped
forms Will certainly not be relin9uished without
struggle yet il is no less certain that there is
q decided tendency toward straight lines I'M
draped skirts and sitter materials. Elderly
ladies' may at least be Congratulated on the
prospect Ot return TO styles more suitable to
their Years, and for the rest there IS plenty of
Room for variety
AMONG some lovely dresses for summer wear
Is n white nuns yelling, two wide ruffies for the
skirt and the dTaped overskirt are embroidered
with apple blossoms q border three or four
inches wide. A white jersey is worn for the
waist. fastened down the front with apple bios
SONS a fine straw hat TO wear with this cos
tune Is faced with shirred tulle over deep pink
satin, with wreath OF apple blossoms around
the IyrOieSe crown. and tiny band of the same
nOWeT> = fastened to the under part OF the brim
just be- the left ear. To complete this dainty
Costume IS parasU. covered with nun s. yelling
and lined with white silk on which il painted a