St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
Modes and Models.

A large bow Of satin ribbon now adorns
the handle of every stylish sunshade.
Demi-toilets for summer occasions are
trimmed with punches of ostrice tips
Coffee cOlored net, in valenciennes and
fancy laces, is used for overdreSses to be
worn over cOlOred slip.
Beaded silk mitts are the latest thing in
hand-covering. With black summer toilets
these are quite pretty.
Fichus of figured China silk are to be
worn with plain white muslin dresses, and
will add much to their appearance.
Colored handkerchiefs are sold to match
cuffs and collars Striped, spotted and
self-colored collars are all worn.
A large silver monogram half the size of
your pocket-bOok should be placed on its
cover. Single letters have gone by.
Nuns veilings worked with chenille in
flower patterns are exceedingly delicate in
effect, and make most charming morning
gowns.
Pique under new name will be much
worn the coming summer. There is great
variety in the colOrs as well as in the
| designsa
Corn color is favorite shade of yellow
this season, and has not made its appear
ance except for the milliners purposes in
many years.
Apron fronts in oriental lace are in all
sorts of colors, sometimes two shades of
brown or an ecru ground and in blues and
red on white ground.
White null parasol covers edged with
frillS OF delicate lace edging are to be worn
over a color at the seaside and in the cOun-
| try during the summer.
A new trimming for underwear is of
crocheted elastic braid. This trimming is
delicate, yet quite as lasting as the Eternelle
crocheted edging.
Dutch antique silver buckles and clasps
are seen on outer wraps. Sometimes both
clasps of silver are rearranged for the pur-
pose of fastening the bodice or the outer
garments.
Bridesmaids are showing leaning to-
wards tulle for their costumes when accom-
panying bride arranged in this popular
and becoming fabric, which was never
more fashionable than at present.
Large leghorn flats trimmed with ruch-
ings of white lace, with rosettes at the ears
composed of multitude of loops of mar
row ribbon, will be worn by children of
tender age the coming season.
A white serge Of wiry texture will be
much worn, both for bathing suits and
lawn-tennis costumes. This is a new fab
ric this season and is called cashmere
flannel" 1t is in a very pretty cream
shade.
Printed China grapes will form the over
dress of many of the summer evening toilets.
These are exquisitely decorated, the print
ing OF the designs, like those on the India
silks and foulards, being done in France.
The most stylish collars and cuffs are
cut with square ends. Plain colored ones
are worn with house dresses. Silver collar
buttons, studded with some tiny precious
stone, rival those made of gold, which have
so long been popular.
Mitts to match the costume will be worn
the coming summer. They are the silk
mitts of our grandmother's days, very long
in the arm but short ON the hand, and par
ticularly well adapted for showing the
beauty of the hand and the jeweled rings.
A garden party gown is made of cream
canvas, having open worked stripes, the
drapery arranged In unique fashion; scarf
goes across the front, falling in long ends
on either side, with tassel at the point,
while along the front, at the edge of the
skirt, is band of brilliant green feather
trimming.
What Makes a Girl Popular.