New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-29
THE FASHIONS.
GOODS AND PATTERNS FOR TIE sUfMEa
OLD STYLES REvTvED-LAcE FREELY UsED-sTLKs
AND sArrNEs - TRAVELLING CosrUNEs-nArS


| AND BoNNErs.
| Neyer has fashion been more prOdigal IN gar
nitnre than now. Cotton fabrics break ont VI irs'
shadows aud etchngs Of the falls and shades OF 's WIN
which they are 80 abundanty trimmed that the grace
dress marerial IA half concealed Among other "ee0e
nes the fact that abroad are no longer
seen in summer. Those who have been conhemheo
heretofore by fashion to through the extreme ne.
OF midsummer silk lined black grenadines or soc@''i
summer silks by means indnefent 70 Tue ie''"'
OF these light and charming fabrics that are DeeS mex
pensiye. and in some instances the reverse OF tnt
very fine quality which has been a necessity. Blu
the material itself loses its Identity IN the style ana
grace given by the m0dlste and the abundance Oh fco
that covers it. White evening dresses are eNusm0S
COSTLY two or three hundred dollars worth Of Lace trim
ming not being considered an e1trsya@ance' ana thei
beauty IS enhanced by CLEAN OF sort tinted SIX De-
MEATH upon which the creamy m'u orsaa'Ne slrlp"i
gauze or nuns yelling Is mounted Lace IS 40 'o"S''
reserved exclusive occasions but Is seen IN ~ great
est perfection multi lcity Of hchus ties ann pas
irons descending the entire length OF skirt and Vsr-
able cunningly utilized without cutting OF III
jlring their beauty.
OLD STYLES REVIVED.
The hounces OF past fashion, the shawl point of "y
other style, mOdernize and made useful Among '"'
Old STYLES resucitaed breteiles OF velvet anu Ae'
worn over the also old fashioned white muslin spencer
The breteles are about tAres inches w'de gFaiaasy
diminishing AZ the waist then continued down and COM
melted with Jet passementeres and lace As bretehe'
lend senderness 10 the figure, they are especially ne
coming large persons still another Oh fancy "'s
been revived Swiss peasant bodice made pointed ana
laced ND in front white or other coored wass'
som, charming little MODELS are black etted silk
and velvet, aud also in coIors.
sATISEs.
The cotton satnes equal In beauty and nRsn 70 tno
foular,is and Corah silks The creamy pearl iaih'y
tinted goods afford charming relief to the bowors tha'
are paintea upon them. On pale gray or water bne
lilies. fcur dc liz OF tilps ne ~
II pae of velvet in high relief, These combined with
nlan soft India sils help 10 complete the deeep-
ton the cotton fabric perfectly resembles the silks
These cool and beautiful are made mp quite ~
deliberately az their costly rivals One OF these mas
pear-blu ground strewn with large golden an
umn leaves heckad with black of decay the graceful
irsperies aud skirt half hidden 10 SOIL lace trih-
mins and velvet ribbon bows OF the same shade s
the autumn leaves Another Saline OF faint eera Sroo"t
has design OF brown twgs with long minated leaves OK
shaded tnts This poonaise trimmed ela0orateiy vita
ecr1 lace Is draped brown velveteen skirt THO
French Saline Il finer and more instrons tuAn tas OK
American manufacture; the latter is therefore less eh
| penslye. The finest OF the Imported sauhcs rama,
equally in price with the French summer silks ons OF
these small punches Of rosy apples ana Whe usleS
tied together strewn the pale-blue ground mo
basque has sra collar and eus OF velvet oi tne sans
shade OF bue there several cockale rlDooh |el"s
bows about the position Of the back ana upon the
long drapery overskirt that falls quite 10 the narrow
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three breadths form the drapery which IL trimmed with
irish point lace embroidery laid the edge and covering
| the front Of the basque.
| FoULARDs.
Some Of the dainty fouard. and other India silks arc
| made amusngly grotes4ue with such designs on dark
grounds as comcal poodies heads In natural eoor skye
terrers KING Charles and English pugs; on others arc
heads OF eats monkeys tigers Ions These SILKS form
drperes and basque for plain fabrics of tho same color
Black nuns yelling and figured and checked Loui'ines
are combined with excellent effect in the way Of iastrons
and side breadths either fine pea shirred Some OF
the newly imported surah and other cool black toilets
are trimmed with white Many OF the basque. arc
accompanied With vests - white ilk satiD OK caie
hair cloth White duck vests are N'careu " 'ie "e"
! increases.
| COTTON AND LINEN
Ginghans percales lawns and Chanberys take their
place in the revival quiet cool cotton and linen aDrc'
ana delicate tints adopted especially gay
which l. seen mostly in tine pongees and apaeas. "he
b color il very fashionable it IL by means becoming
oa STYLES OF hair aud compilations. All Of these ma
5erias are artistcaly trimmed with the pretty Oriental
rt or foliage like nature color and shlngs. and arc
male without lining aad worn VITA a low CORSET
covered with lace SATIN RIBBONS that trim the entire
dress.
TRAVELLING CosrUaiEs,
Travelling or other busters when imported are DEs4s
omen in the back OF tie skirt up the waist and coach
mans cape is added; other styles srrod back and
front Tie Fe.cie lugOte - Of this style. OLhr
materials less costly for da coaks are IN gray alpaca
or light mohair or cool g0cS fabric that sled- dust
Travelling costumes aso made OF these materials ami
eolors preferred TO cloth or silk. IHe aecoiosoa
pleating which only be made with certain Machinery
becomes daily popular Inc regulation A'AhS -A1
peating rarely keeps It, place for ANY ,Sth o. us Ai
needs constant supervision; the acc'rieoh P'e' opTh
and close Ike fan the Instrument for which they
are named without njary-which is profound mystery
pretty costume - a combination OF plain an lowered
| skirt - maze IN panels OF tif t-ls1A
| terla divided nv ACCORDION peats o. the pain no
poonaise Of the lowered ami draped hsl on one sue
with knot OF satin ribbon lu pla.trOn OF pam sauna
is completed und'r the drapery OF the taoner ~hsI !.
folded the front a. II II covered tc euse Vi '
| corsase.
| HATS AND BONNETs.
Straw bonnet and bats are again revived with renewed
arIor and the TO them are exqasltey beao-
fl fruit and vegetables happily consigned 70 oh
uyion There Il an enormous variety OF fancy straws.
Some OF the Manila straw bOnnets trimmed with
purng OF velvet around the brim and large bunch OF
wheat ears flowers OF E1d varieties and grasses mo
latest bonnes are much larger than those first imported
! Whire muslin bonnets again sfen. very simply
trimmed ami With muslin s'rinSsi tues ar a w 49,.
regated both the young and the old Oy reason o. teF
coaching umbrellas no longer seer in CANDY reds.
blues other violent contrasts The most ersait al.
covered Win the charming sdee or cnanSue Il As OF
bo of stron contrasts such A. biscuit AMI brown;
gold rose; bronze and dark gray and red gray ana
| pale green or plain darA-tIue
| FOR CHILDREN.
The costumes OF the little ones are especially adapted
for green fields and pastures new in lie way of pretty
sun bonnets OF rose blue aud white lawn aud bonnets OK
drawn white muslin with shelterng Orins the quaint
Mother Hubbard and revival OF the funny c)l-scnites
Of several decades ago In the place of the sailor hat arc
hats with high crowus and broad slightly carried br'ms
Thin summer shot silks greatly used by the chill
dren from eight to fourteen, and The Dotie cape sa
pretty ltte sLOudec covering Ike square yoke with
Lace RULES and shoulder pieces which are formed OF
series of runes and high and slightly u D. may b
made IN Lace or silk trimmed witt lace or Of embroidery
trimmed with embroidery The Ida, Tor larger grt.
made In some delicate muslin. f. trimmed with lace o.
| embroidery on the skirt, which Il simply two dr'
LOUNGES; the yoke composed altogether ~ embsodo.
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