Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-07-04
ys,E FASHIONS.
something of Interest for our Fair
Headers,
From the New York Evening POST

toilets lazy can USE W. " '' 'NOVP-
ton wear this season
Silver gray mohair or CANINE cloth
dresses. fastened with silver buttons, made
to fit the form perfectly and trimmed with
kills or fine side plcatings OF the dress
fabric are among the most slyhsh and SER
viceable of travelling costumes
Bridesmaids dresses this season are made
of corded silk, covered more man half way
M the length of the skirt with slightly
gathered ruiius of imitation point lace, which
now comes in the most exquisite designs at
prices amazingly low. The dresses are demi.
trained with gracefully draped Grecian
tunes of the silk caught up in the back
with pcarl buckles or Irish diamond clasps,
from which fall heavy loops and ends
of satin ribbon ten or twelve inches wide.
The corsago is high in the neck, cut square
in front. and made with snort sleeves.
Long white silk gloves cover the arms, and
great clusters of white roses and buds DROP
from the belt. and are carried in gold wicker
baskets.
Selma silk or pongcc jackets and redin-
gotes over Killed skirts of dark silk are worn
by many fashionable women,
Correspondents once and again, have asked
if il is in fashionable taste and good form
for ladies' past their first youth to wear
dresses made Ia Mother Hubbard. We
see no reason why this mode should not be
odontnd in thosc cases. provided the wearer
is not remarEak lie stout.
A mourning costume. simple and artistic,
rocpnllv worn was made of bsck surah and
bor Tered with three crere ruches. The
nleotrd tob,icr was cf crepe surrounded by a
narrow roucbe. The French redngo,e of
snroh fastened from throat to belt with
handsome emf ict buttons. small and round.
The hack was tirbt.titting, the skirt was
laid in full Meats Narrow folds of crere
were laid from the shoulder seam down each
side of the front. and at the throat was
kno,ted wide mourning ribbon. The hat
was of llstrelcss straw, trimmed with Jet
powerel Dlume,. and edged with lustreless
beads.
Avon, ,,,o ,oro,,ios &c fine Russian vest
~, enn, ,,Iootoj and then io,ned r. tho
VIZ, -, ,,I',t,r onJ thon halted
ms a. a l,. ,a" If eiIl, NJ tbo
in ni9 $at 10 o5 Khan "f loco ny crene in
d,Tord ,'' on ,i', f,r I"rcinT dr5se Next
d.lIaS ~, Uo',i;r. IIo,,e 40 RnsO,or 90
.o.'''S wv -i L"tJ,s ,r,is il eort Of q
rnJ uG,,0 atm oI,so f,t,rT in tho hoc,
rritb full WEI Groncry Tho fronts ore
HIrii " i''', ,.,ad ,, nmfrad nloStrnn
ah;"naJ UT avn f,isl,J Of each sidn
.:,,, 5c a. saI W. a 1,rrasr,,,d
"t.I h -, aTaii This ,s,r"n 10 nart IF tbo
49,. s '.S,l.;., T. ,;,,anod Of tho
ot W. 'y yo,vn ho,t b"iG y sivnr huctin
ndis' ~ sei'ot o''' ,'Ci,. ~ "a ''tr.
Peponsy, of Paris
pro,,y ,i,,,o drossos f,r cr,ldro, arc made
IN Russian styIc n voiIin, .b@t elk cash.
mora Mn cbncl, snroh or cream. Willie
woolIonr nf fnrst ,cyt'ro n1,tnd With inv
bonCn,oto ~ noworS TEo sbort skirt ;s
LILLY oI' T,o ,,.,, rl,,.,l a,,1 ,hin !, ,ho
;nmnt a." iacot bic J iros tho s;t ito nomn
Thn "i',, fr ' ',,o hl"nse
plastTon. rarred at fine waist. and around
iha ',onii ~. '' Az ,roist 10
Wv Iit i, 'J s 'iv uI,us at S T P.s;a
leather fastened in front with a large silver
h u' oMT Sor " oN, "t hha1 which
fastcns at the rlnht side. underneath the
with n short how and ends an the left,
Sometimes fine cdgos If ,hc cn,swav Jackets
are emf into sn,1ares and LannJ and cmbroi.
dered With ,his sniff q vrrv deem cola,
and wide tIrr -Ovnr CufTs If Rueeion lace arc
inva,ihI,, worn rho n,odoI c,''II oorvo a,
an excellent one in rich Oriental fabrics onG
cold lace for trinn,;rr for ohiiIs fancy
,Iroee
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Sui!G 'lle most earning o2nhe's anu nats
NV 1ileleu NY iHch ihl.iners ny theli
W E., %Gs'e are .h,se oi delicate cream
i nupo s".iu M'lh S',I 'lo%hS anu snlllel
i.liipS EoNeleT WIN IoCe: luc trimming Il
very oltch al "hl'c' Oh III ana Whl.e roses
h.insleu, anu casc"uGs ol any ace Next IL
at.lacliVehesS are Inc Donneis ana Gipsy
ha!s ol mac "'SG cameo II cream-tlnte1
'Snlna crepe WiGaIAcd with aTOulus blossoms
Napoii.ah VIeiGIs' peach blossoms, Oh
an Ghl,re wreath Oh frosted white roses
BON SYKES are me earnings OF fashions FOL
Hressy summer uoaddrcsses at Saratoga anc
newport. WINE bonnnetS are usually con
slueteu sort OF luxury in the way OF heac
coverings but IN TACT they possess the merit
OF laVollng economy, tog, unless a covered
bonnet corresponds to the hue Of the frocB
IL accompanies, 1t often mars the entire eifec'
OF me "earel s toilet. Now white, like
plack bonnet, never produces violent mol
ailogethar unsatisfactory contrast. The
lhe lowers or feathers with which it is
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