Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-16
= SUIT FOR SEASIDE WEAR

and are worn with linen and baStiSte
skirts.
SUIT FOR SEASIDE WEAR
Nav be of plain bcngaline and brocaded
silk. The false skirt is covered with bro
caded goods. The upper part is full and
| forms an apron Below is a deep tiOunCc
fastened to the skirt by three rows Of
shirrs, surmounted by deep heading. On
| the lower part of this hounce are two lace
ruiies A drapery OF plain goods is raised
| like an apron near the hips. Down the
back falls straight brocaded piece. on the
| left side of the toilet is 4 shell-shaped drap-
erv of plain goods. The waist buttons
| down the front and is pointed. There are
two darts on each front piece. The " tail
| letIr" back terminates in large tluted
| plaits Under these is a whalebone or 4
| piece Of linen to make the paits sit out in
waves The straight collar is rounded in
front The tigh,-itting sleeves have cuffs,
surmounted by deep lace rutflcs turning
upward. Down The front Of the waist. is 4
shell-shapcd lace trimming. All the lace
| on the dress is of the same color rs the ma
teriai The English straw hat for wear
with this suit has high crown and mar
row brim, turning up in the back and
down in the front 1t is lined with velvet.
! In front of the crown is y ribbon bow, ami
| in the back, starting from the left side, is q
b.nch OF plumes.
| \ GRAY SICILIENNE WALKING SUIT
! Is trimmed with embroidery and passe-
menterie of the same color. Over the 81
cilicnne skirt is an embroidered overtreSs.
cut on the lower part III large points. These
are trimmed with fringe and dropping orna-
ments. The Louis WI. tunique turns up
ward on the inside and Is fastened near the
hips in puffings. On the sicilienne waist
are rich passementeric trimmings, arranged
III the shape of n pointed basque The
lower part Of the tailleur back forms 81
ciliennc loops. The mantle Of the same
goods opens in shawl share over the waist
and falls in two small ends They are tied
on the side Of the waist. The back is in
two pieces. II is tight-iitting and short in
the waist. \ small passe1nenterle sleeve Is
rounded on the shoulder and bordered witt
a fringe Around the neck and shawl
shaped opening is :: small sicilicnnc dra
perry. The baby capote Is of gray en-
broidercd tulc In front Is piece of gray
fluted lace. On the crown is 4 bunch O
plumcs fastened under a gray satin ribbon
trimming. The strings are of the same
ribbon.
| NEW STYLES FOR HATS AND BoNNETS
Continue to be seen in Partisan out-of-doo,
|
front to form two points In the space be
tween the points is a bunch of flowers o
fruit. ribbon cockade, or bird or insect
Small capOtes of tullc or lace also have
their brims cut in this way. An eXaggera
ton of this style is n round hat with lon:
crown and brim which Is taken up in tn
center. back and front and Joined on tn
ton of the crown. Around this hat is
draperv of embroidered tullc or crepOn
On one side is a bunch of flowers or trui
mingling with the draperv. \ fancy phi
NAV also be fastened among the drapery
In France round hats arc not worn 70
dressv occasions by any but very youni
, ladies' They are, however, general
| adopted for travelling and ordinary lnornln
, use. when they may be trimmed with flow
ers or feathers. They arc now made 70
: these purposes of yellow or even light
colorcd straw. Young French ladies d
; not wear small capoteS with strings unit
, they have passed the age of 20. COars
: straw hats have trimmings of foulard @
t of embroidered japanese tissues and larg
c punches of flowers. Those most favore
$ are old gold and gilded beige. They al
| trimmed underneath when the brim
c high. with flowers or gilt lace. The on
T side trimming consists of punches Of 81
= yer. gilt. or beige oats, with bird {
5 bright-colOred tioWerln combination. llci
c is little novelty noticeable
: N CHILDREE's SUITS.
! Girls from 1 To 10 years of age wear Ion
= Jackets closing in the neck by a single bu
; ton, and plated skirts. Vests are platte
- or pulled according 10 taste. The JACKIE
. are rather difficult TO make as they mu
+ be very we'll cut. They are in taillcur
y shape with silk lining and an interlinir
to give body to the garment. Small officer
= collars and cuffs trim the jackets. F,
= summer wear the put1ings matching Il
= skirts are replaced by muslin "guimpes
h arranged in small flat plaits for insertion
9 Ifthe "guimpe is taken in under Il
i belt and is not pulled, 4 sash is tied aroun
- the body. If the sash is long IT forms
= large bow in the back and the ends of Il
Jacket are open 10 leave room for it. If
is short it is tied i'll front little toward Il
- side. The sashes most in use at presel
y are of surah or of crepe de Chine. The
- are taken twJe around the waist ~
II loosely tied on the side. All children
:. suits are in two colors. Skirts are Zig
- and waists dark.
N FOR VERY YOUNG CHILDREN
rlo-o orc jrnScaS with lnDS paists biitto