The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-19
The Daily Bulletin.
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
travelling 0uttits-Summer Costumes
June Notes Watering Place Toll

color; the waist to be superseded on occa-
sion by jersey. AS for example on sui
try day, when nothing can equal ia COM
fort the latter. Some wear cloaks and some
do not, but for those who do the Raglan
shape with loose sleeves, easily slipped off
or on is most popular the favorite material
being indistlnctly checked or striped,
though mohair is also quite fashionable.
Pretentions travelling dresses are made OF
sanspareil poplin trimmed with velvet or
braid, yet fine cashmere is also in demand
for those elegant outfits where each detail
is scrupulously looked after, and exact
matching of hat, veil, the precise tone OF
the gloves, etc, is made a subject of art
study, But ordinary humanity is wont to
utilize almost any servlceable costume
where the journey is subservient to other
questions, and for going short distance
Louisine ls often a good choice, though not
strong edough for continued wear by rail.
Flannel suits are very durable and there
fore good for travelling long journeys.
SUMNER COSTUMES.
Beautiful summer outfits are seen at Lord
& Taylor's, where from inexpensive goods
to richest material, an endless variety
greets the vision. Noticeably pretty are
dress patterns oJ sateen in two kinds of the
material, one plain, the other figured to
form combination costumes, each pattern
being Ccompanied by fan and parasol of
the same ssteen to match This is one OF
the best ideas of the season, and these
ample yet stylish costumes will be ex-
tremely popular. Yelling, both white and
cOlored, is coquettishly trimmed with rib
bon bows and velvet; white costumes pres
ent attractions Of native purity embellished
with ribbon or velvet, or the yellowish
white now so much liked is likewise adorn-
ed with material of same or widely OPP
posite character. China and india silks
have large domain in general review of
the summers p)mp. Combinations of lace
net and silk are feature Of the time, and
effects as novel as striking are thus brought
about by the simmer of one kind of silk
which shows through its filmy yelling as an
Offset 10 some different pattern placed in
combination. "Shot" silks are much used
for such purpose, and will soon adorn
American beauties at Saratgo and Newport
as they now grace New York's costume de-
partments.
JUNE NOTES
The combination of a diamond and {
ruby or diamond and sapphire is now
fashionable for an engagement ring.-As
a marked feature of the season are
the very dressy little nantes made
for the most part of rich velvet
brocades. Dog collars and broad bracelets
have become fashionable, the most stylish
being made of antique heads linkec to-
gether by chain mail plates. -Since Mary
Anderson and Sarah Bernhardt have ap-
peared in Nonpsreil velveeten it is more
than ever the rage.-Terry cotton, mate
rial resembling Turkish toweling in its
rough surface, is brought out in bright
colored stripes and made into sacques,
wrappers or dressing jackets.-Gathered
spencer waists, such as were fashionable
many years ago, are being made up to wear
with skirts of different colors or materials.
Lace, white or black or Surah are usually
employed, and the belt or sash giving fin
lsh may be of Surah, velvet or plain silk of
suitable color. Parties of pleasure seekers
now spend weeks on board of yacht in
much The same way as they would gather
in a country mansion. Ladies wear very
dressy costumes at dinner and gentlemen
10 their best in the way of swallow-tails
For morning, however, nothing is found to
rival wool costume and flannel dresses
are much in vogue.
WATERING PLACE ToILETTEs.
Mrs. Aspinwall: Skirt front of stripped
blue and white silk, with corsage and
drapery of solid blue silk. Applique en-
broidered pink roses and foliage sewn at
Intervals on the skirt front, which made in
points, falls over two plaitings of lace and
one of silk. Overskirt draped as a short
apron with high curve on the hips aud very
boutfant at the back. The corssge short
behind, point in front, and with low heart
shaped neck. Parure of white lace around
the neck, flowing to the waist, where it is
held in place blythe sllken belt fastened by
a gold buckle and falls thence in long ends.
Miss Aston: A costume Of mushroom
colored China Grape and golden brown Sici-
lienne. Basque and draperics of China
Grape with embroidered border, and lower
skirt Of Sicilieune with deep box-pated
founce with narrow plating beneath. The
ovarskirt 10 con,noseI of two dre npries the