Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-07
THE LATEST FASHIONS.
EoPCI1R TRAVELLING wEAR-RED TIE F4vORIrE
COLOR FOR BATHING DRESSES SoyELTIEs IN
DRESS FOR THE SEASON

DRESS FOR THE SEASON.
EDELwElss lace Is much used
RED is growing more and more popular
BELT bouquets OF narcissus aud jacqueintnots
wcrn.
fashionable
TIE HENRI DEyx bids fair to be the popular
travelling hat.
MD GLOVES have been replaced by those
made of silk.
EVEN GIRLS of sweet sixteen wear little Fan
;hOns AM capotes
The HAIR is no longer worn in bangs reach
ing TO the eyebrows.
GEAY GiACE MOH.IR lie in favor with Paris
ans for travelling wear.
The PoLoSsIsE is the fayorte garment for
midsummer utility suits.
Tn LATEST novelty in para5ol handles are
those CO, cred with plush.
BANGS. Is pe fashionable, must be short and
only slightly waved " CURED.
ROUGH goods are very popular for seaside,
mountain and travelling wear.
KID WAISTCoATs are the rather doubtful taste
of Partisan women at present.
BLACK velvet trimmings on gray mOhair is
The suggestion for travelling wear.
navy blue make stylish seaside suits.
BLACK or navy blue molair braid trims many
gray and brown wool travelling suits
FOR Lone Journeys. fiannels, heavy bison
cloths, and cheyoits are the best wear.
WHITE Cows are deliberately trimmed with
either lace or embroidery, never with both.
TURKISH and Persian colors and designs are
preferred to japanese and Chinese this year
RAT md rod
dresses are in course Of preparation for the sea-
side
STRIPED TERRY in gay colors Is the passing
fancy for dressing sacques and morning wrap
pers.
WHITE CLOVER BLOOMS take the place of the
red so popular for spring bat and bonnet trim
mings.
INSTEAD of strings to bonnets, bow of velvet
under the chin is attached to the strap or band
that does duty for strings.
GREEN, In oil the dark and bronze shades, is
a better color for summer fatigue and utility
costumes than blue or brown.
VERY LARGE lace and embroidery collars at
tached by bows of soft muslin. lace trimmed
are drcssy afternoon and evening wear
The PLAsTROS of lace is frequently attached
to dog collar of black velvet for ladies who do
not lind white around the neck becoming.
VELVET dog collars, tied in bow under the
left ear. and small flat crayats. just like those
gentlemen wear. are worn by young ladies.
HOUSE DRESSES for country wear are made of
linen lawn. printed and white cotton lawn,
oatiste, white and printed, and zephyrs and
ginghams.
WHITE Flannel suits made with q sailor
blouse and kilt, very dressy for little boys to
wear in the country. They have no trimming
of any kind
WHITE null hats and bonnets trimmed with
mrlllace and white clover blossoms pat on In
punches are correct carriage wear for watering
places and tine seaside.
LOSDoS hats and bonnets of rough straw are
trimmed with bands and rosettes of velvet the
eye of pescocks feather being thrust in the
center OF each rosette,
PRETTY gray straw hats are trimmed with
bands and c!,Our (cabbages) of gray velvet made
more decorative with tips Of pintado feathers In
the center of each chou.
F0R THE STREET or Out-Of-door morning wear
the pain Tapped band of linen for a collar and a
severely simple clasp or small velvet knot or
bow Is the Correct wear.
The PLAsTROS of lace, muslin or lisse at
taehcd to a neckband of ribbon. covered with
lace, and sometimes edged at the top with the
same, will be much worn this season.
The TRAVELLING CLOAKs of this season are
preferred of plaids and checks bars and stripes.
bright red blue, yellow. green or white.
THERE is a greater tendency than ever to ORR
entail ideas in fabrics of all sorts this season
Dress goods, carpets. mattlngs tapestries cur
ta:ns, all show Oriental designs and colors
DURABLE and pretty skirts for every day wear
are made of tichng the wide stripes are the
prettest. If these skirts are starched they will
mold il for 4 long time, and dust can be shaken
from them.
The dressieSt jerseys have white silk Jersey
cloth wastGoats and are made of silk Jersey
cloth for the jacket in all colors and black. and
these are frequently decorated with embrOide-
fies of fine beads.
ODD fancioS in gentleInen'S handkerchief have
Borders IN color onw (which in black or white are
outline nEurcs, horses in action. horses and dogs
heads. whistles whips saddles and bridAes and
yachting and sporting devices of various kinds.
NULL PoSEs for country wear, white blue
rose color, gray and red, are trimmed with
bands AMI punches of flowers without leaves
and matching the color of the NULL or with rose
petals sewn on in thick bands and sometimes
covering the entire crown.
GIRLS who are having nuns Yelling dresses
made mp to wear evenings during the summer
should avoid having them trimmed with either
SILK OF satin Trimmings of either Of these ma
terials on nuns-veilin- give it decidedly COM
mon look. and spoil the effect of an otherwise
LINEN collars for travelling and morning street
wear come in a variety OF forms. plain Tapped
5a.ijs. bands that do not lap. bat fasten with a
narrow ribbon passed through two eyelets or
5u:tCnaoieS and tied in bow. and turned down
corners AMI turn down all around collars with
or without embroidery.
GRAY TrLLE. gray Grape and gray silk muslin
n pale paarly shades form many pretty Fanchon
"ad earote bonnets, worn with gray tafreta
Sia2e sin carriage and reception costumes The
bonnet is then trimmed with yiolets roses or
FORGET ine-1otS pat on In lunches according to
the color with which the silk IS shot.
recently two Boston brides have apDrO-
priately chosen the apple blossom as their
doral decoration. in place of the orange bios
SON or the graceful white lilac. One bride car
riel a basket of these blossoms in her hand to
The altar and another received congratulations
N a bower of the same. and her white satin
Gown was trimmed with them in combination
With tUlic
WHITE BONNETs OF lace, tulle null. and
Grape IRE ma lie on white net frames the mate
rialbcing shirred on in various styles clustered
putted and in bias lines. The trimmings are
white ostrich tips. white marabOuts, rosettes
delicate flowers. files of the valley white lilac
and small white bridal roses put on in punches,
not sprays or wreaths.
Thc Prince OF Wales Eored.