The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-07-23
fashion NoTR6.

The Trining Things That rlease Thess
Who would be Well Dressed.
The jersey il worn only for demi.
toilet.
Canvas and 1ace-woven stufs are all
the rage.
Tucked skirts are much worn here
and in Europe.
Jersey webbing cloth isused for many
bathing suits.
Bathing suits grow more faneiful
from season to season.
Copper, steel and lead tinsel braids
trim many seaside ramble suits.
The scarf Of gold shot etamine is the
favorite seaside hat trimming.
The pretty Gretchen dress for little
girls is as popular this as last season.
There is a steady tendency to return
to the style of dress of fifty years ago.
Tinsel cord is to take the place of
tinse1 braid in dress and millinery next
fall.
Fancy red bathing suits brought from
Paris are occasionally seen on our
beaches.
There is a tendency to retain the potf
and Topped skirt drapery by Paris dress
makers.
Short jackets, opening over full baby
waists, are worn at seaside and country
resorts.
Mitts are not worn with dressy Co.'S
TUNES this summer. They r rele-
gated to the hoise and negligee toilet.
The Princess or Gabrielle form of
dress for little girls is moribund. II
| can not survive another season.
Double folds of canvas etamine, in
| stead of linen collars, are worn as neck
lingerie with travelling suits.
Fashions in dress are more various
and individualized in Washington than
in any fashionable city in the world.
Red and blue remain the favorite
| eolors for combination in seaside wraps
and frocks for ordinary wear along the
beach.
Color on the edge is considered the
proper and desirable thing in percale,
linen, or lace collars and cuffs, for trav-
cling wear.
Some ladies prefer q red silk ban
danna kerchief, or one of plain Turkey
red cotton, to any other covering for
the head when bathing.
Sashes of moire, surah, and all sorts
of soft, crapy silken and wooden stuffs
are in high favor, and are worn in al
most every style preferred.
Colored and white lawn collars,
pleated and soft laundered, not stiff
with starch, are taking the place o
white linen bands for travelling ant
morning wear.
Bathing caps and hats are in fancifu
shapes, and are variously of red and
white-striped wool, gossamer rubber
cloth, gray or black, and red II yellow
oiled silk and coarse straw.
The latest fancy in bead ornamental
ton is to put pendant strands of cope
or lead beads or porcelain limitations O
the same on red serge and red flame
jackets for seaside wear.
Baby waists gathered on to Jokes ant
belts at the waist line, worn with full
gathered or pleated skirts, which ma,
be tucked and trimmed with embroid
cry. but not fiounced, are the feature
of little girls dresses.
American bathing suits are very plail
blouses with medium length skirts AM
half-long trousers; dark blue and gra,
are the preferred colors, with white o
red braid for trimming. Serge flame
is the material.
The dress skirt, when not draped,
now generally sewed on the bottom Q
the bodice, whether it is round o
pointed, and pleated are less fashions
BILE on the other side than those tina
are shirred or gauges on to the waist.
Undressed kid or Suede gloves in tai
shade remain the favorlte res fo
dressy toilets, but fine silk gloves in ia
shades are also worn with such dresses
while fine Isle thread gloves r cor
sidered the correct veal with was
fabric frocks, nc matter how handsom
the make or material.
As a rule, hats for the seaside al
fantastic and eccentric to the last dc
gree, but some are seen in simple roun
shapes of white, soft Japanese straw
trimmed with only a scarf and bow {
white or tinted null or lace and fast
ened with gilt pins.-M. Y. Sun.