New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
THE FASHIONS.
WHAT Is WORN ny THE SEASIDE AND IN
THE MOUNTAINS.

The richness of satin cleaning beneath tnc
Delicate drapees of lace is one OF the inspirations (" e
artistic and poetic inodste, but frequently the do"soh
Ia dispe by the adaptation Of some violent or uis
auIeng color such VIVID red scalei, orange or "ni
saffron; these. however never produced except
srecal order chef among the most nlluring OF these
imported toettesls o the purost OF primrose yeoW
SATIN yelled by rich Spanish Lace ol Eonlm Color a
golden brown. The CLEAN % the gold shines clear
against the shadows of the lace that langs IN ioos OF
arapcry made by the panlers little bunch OF rrm-
rcses placed the left shoulder in knot of golden
sa,in ribbon other knots OF ribbon CLEAN about the
draperlcs wherever needed.
The competition which American laccs has given rise
to has lowered The prices OF the imported fabrics IN SILK
lace especially All OF the and beautiful aces nave
been initiated. They used In large Quantities Ihe
American aces also manufactured M colors to meet
The whms nf fashion matching the delicate ti-t' oi the
fabrics they adorn Notwlst indng the cohs'aut nu-
movement in machinery, hand made lace mah'Nhs w
value The nnpst toilets OF the season aye ho'' VI "N
satin OF sniin suah oserah with black lace ~ Whto
sutnh satin NJ silk background Ter tine us"aH VI
plsek tbanlly which has rcgnined TIA popularity ths
season 49,, 4, I'D, ,,,,., la, ~
a ,to,et satin skirt over which creamy China silk "
,.erea with ,tniet satin rnsees To tho htah NolFt
satin tes,sn iH added peasant bodice ~ tho eilh cn ~
po,nts on tho edge The aht sleeves gradually widen ~
the eibew disclosing puaed lace aud ftlA The wide dos
eailat OF hiack velvet Ia fastened VIII c'h9p :"
uiaWnhle nnN ihhlHi l'Wi7t y '"''' "
,ols, pansea Ia threo Alhdns ID fastened Ia The bodice
A green and yellow shotlcd Iailie diees, the hehaed
shaips oi allen autumn lrah IL eehhl Tel at me VaAs
tabner MI au,nmn green san h continued oniy 20 the
hias ataped high snd soond lanet 81 ne s 70 i9hs
mials cut ~ sharply 70 tue sides, aud completed hend
With large Hons pom ihs soIss T. on" az "yr ns
other ON each side o the ahcr nom the corshgo hou
s Tue i%~in@ Of cascade OF yeilowish old lace con
cesng The fasenings which also completes 'he eus'S VI
the hall long sleefes
EVENING DRESSES.
Extremely delicate evening toilets are now SEEM com
posed of soft striped nuns yelling OF tinted white
with dIaperies of silk to correspond with quantities Oh
lace The drapeIes festooued high upon ono SIDE
and low upon other with large pufngs behind the
pretty Clarice yoke OF embroidered lace pointed
In and square at the back The waist u l9rmeu
BY ts beth in front ana the 'S Ian, oops and epds At
the sides For simple wear nothing can DC more ptt
large blush roses having simply stem Usrelessly
sirewn the spaces lie bud aud rose hall OohSon9a
shaded leaf flo aud fruit butterfly poisng over
lily. These dresses with their lace pK o'ue,
lowered fans; dainty. high iseed shoes and em6rold-
cred stockings remind one of the hepherdesses In ORES
den china
NRCKwEAR
New and charming designs constantly introduced In
lace ngere for the neck Nothing can he more graceful
and becoming than he cbots plastrons bows ana cas-
males Of lnce and ribbon One OF the most elegant In
style made of black velvet is earned from the neck in
po,nt to the waist from which 1t extends below II Is
nearly through the centre with creamy lace OF
silk muslin shirred full. POmpadour lace collar IA Is
over standing OF velvet The bow that cohnhes 1T
at the waist is OF satin ribbon Win long ends AnWho
a. simple enough he easily made consisting Of JaIot
pieces OF N8lcncennes lace laln IN nat
sits over ribbon which carried around the neck ana
Died IN u full bow vt the back long looped BOWS IAN on
each side of the lace. graceful Noere plastIon OF
Oriental lace gathered al the neck ana az am ~
the waist forming long full pun II Is held In place D
r1hbo long ends Of the color preferred ny te
full iaDOt OF The lace Ias DcOw tne iIpp"n
which holds more elaborate a1ot Of lace either black
or while increases below the waist into wide ch Ianel
richly plated There IS lace cOlarete 10 correspond
WALKING DRESSES
In the way Of strong contrasts a walking dress OF
French Saline has basque and oyerskrt Of lndablue.
strewn With flowers in which frsehtne, purplish red,
preyais The pointed oyerskrt hangs in folds draped
high ON the hips and droOp low IN the back over
silk skirt of the the red I'm the flowers sim
ply finished with piaitcd Iufo about the edee
The drapery the oVCrsBirt H. caught up with wluc sath
ribbon long ends also matching the same cOloI INC
wide ont side facing sleeves aud the pastron or SILK
on the basque. The flowers massed on the summit ol the
capOe precisely follow those upon the saune thc Strings
also corresponding with the other rbhon docoraIoh
The long gloves are OF a delicate gray
BONNEIs
decade ago a spring and summer bonnet were both
formidable affairs. requiring immense amount ot
thought Nowadays there bOnnet for each succeed
ing mouth aud the variety of fancy straws Is large
These are made INTO little capOte wide hrf med hats,
ehapeaus and other nameess shapes. The trimmings
headed tc, heads, FIELD howers lace
MI manner OF insects wonderfully TO nature the in
eritalhe aigrette. and velvet. .
RIessrs James McCreerI q CO., Aitdn. Son Co. and
Nine Dcmorest viii pe"se acctp, thanks Tor attention.
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