Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-23

Double skirts are seen on new dresses.
Lace parasols in all colors are seldom
lined.
Scarf pins for gentlemen are unusually
small.
Red remains the dominant color of the
season.
Old-fashioned sprigged muslins are in
style again.
Thin veilings make the prettiest of
summer dresses.
Velvet striped limousine will be used
for summer wear.
Beads with the milk-white satin finish
look like strings Of pearls.
Gold turtles are the latest golden fancy
for hat and bonnet Ornamentation.
Black mohair dresses are seen trimmed
with black mOhaIr and silver braid.
The high collars of the newest jackets
and trOcks are stiffened with wiggan.
Long sashes are worn with all sorts of
dresses, and Topped ad libitum, according
to fancy.
Soft satins in bayadere stripes around
the skirt are used with plain surah for
the overdress.
Golden boars' heads, with great bullying
yellow agate cats eyes, are found among
hat and bonnet pins.
A little jeWeled dagger. pinning the cor
sage bouquet TO the dress front, is the
latest caprice in fancy jewelry.
Byron collars are solid jet, with two
scarfs of beaded net to tie below the
throat, are shown to wear with black
dresses.
Blue flannel and red flannel dresses are
made for girls country and travelling
suits. They have kilt skirts and sailor
blouses.
Jetted zouave Jackets, very short and
beaded in small designs, are worn over
waists of house dresses of black silk, satin
or surah.
Children's washing dresses are made
chiefly OF cambria and zephyr, as these
two materials are better adapted for wash
ing than the finer goods.
Trimmings of velvet. brocade and other
handsome materials are again carried
down the centre Of the backs on elegant
imported French costumes.
Pinkish fawn is lovely and popular
color tor ta3OF-made costumes, and may
be braided with either gold or silver and
a darker lawn or tan braid.
A tucked skirt is in good style for soft,
thin woOlens, and should be made In
horizontal tucks for young ladies ana
misses.
White satin is the first choice of mate
rails for a bridal dress, but for the June
wedding Orsandy muslin and fine laces,
with a proftisiOn of flower decorations, is
most appropriate.
The beaded grenadine basque and front
brendths are preferred 10 the velvet
figured grenadines of last year for black
dresses, aud Ahese dresses usually have
mantle Of the same 10 go with them.
A pretty. picturesque and convenient
fishing suit for lady is Of dark green
and drab checked chev0it, faced and
bound round the skirt and oversklrt, pock-
cts, cuffs and collar with dark green soft
leather.
Printed cambitiCs aud plain aud white
zephyrs and lawns make seryiceable
morning dresses, while for afternoons
cambrics and muslins in light cOlors. and
printed with proUty designs OF flowers,
are much worn.
The newest JACKIE shown by the leading
ladies' tailor in New York Is OF white
cloth trimmed in crack artillery regi-
mental bralding and buttons, with gold
sOutache cord, forme a OF four strands OF
cord, two gold and two OF a dark blue
gray shade.
Drab white, or pure white cloth trimmed
with gold hraid when IA the hands Of a
trst-class English ladies tailor, makes
the prattiest and most elegant going-away
dress and newmarket or travelling ulster
that bride can wear. This white or
drab-white cloth clears admirably.
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