Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06


Black net gowns have garnitures Of
peoples.
Struggles bonnets are worn By youth
fiji women only.
Soft pulled bonnet crowns ere used
with brinas 81 straw.
Camel's- hair gronadine Is recon-
mcnded for travelling suits.
The line embroiderics on fine bonnets
arc ma9ecls OF artistic work.
Ovcriackcts Of beaded passcmenteric
are to be worn over colored waists.
Ribbons are used 10 ornament net or
tulle bah costumes and flowers for tarla-
tan.
White WOODEN canvass. with colored
bourette stripes, is used for plain or
plated skirts.
The latest version of the gable roof
bonnet is the Judic poke. small bat pro
nounced, and very chic.
Evening gloves are made with the
hand, as far as the wrist, Of kid, while
the long arm consists of silk net, en-
broidered with gold, silver or silk.
Some of the new bonuets have the
crowns made entirely Of overlapping
leaves, or Of single overlapping flower
petals, with bunch Of the same bios
SONS forming the garuiture.
Yellow is Us fashionable with white as
il is with black, not the deep buttercup
color, but the tint OF pale gold or cop
perry yellow, which has a decided sus-
piciOn Of terra Gotta about it.
Stylish round hats for driving or call
ing in the cooler days OF summer are
very heavily trimmed with feathers and
velvet. Ostrich tips and long plumes
are used in the most lavish manner.
Ribbons, hosiery, gloves and flowers
of 3 pale yellow color are often worn
with white hats, and the most distin-
guished form of decoration is gold em-
broidered in pure Japanese threads upon
white cloth.
The new bonnets are high in front
ana pinched in as closely at the sides
as the formation of the head will allow.
Gold appears in nearly every one in some
shape or other, but chiefly In that Of tin-
sci crowns on gold wires. Bright poppy
color is In great favor for trimmings.
A characteristic dress this season is of
self-colorcd wool or satin, with embroid-
cred vest front, standing collar and
cuffs. Several Of these have been worn
and looked we'll, particularly one IN a
charming shade of wood brown with
embroidery in various shades of green
aud gold with brown silk outlining.
A pretty fashion with the open fichus
and bodices is TO employ the wired col
lar and continue it nearly to the waist,
facing the inner side with tinted satin
and filling it in with the dotted ruffles
OF lace or crepe Iisse which form part of
the chemisette. The delicate suggestion
Of the color of the dress in the lace is
very pretty.
Vests of velvet lined with crinoline.
and trimmed with horizontal rows Of
gold or silver braid, and edged with
braid, arc worn with any dress. They
have military collar fastened at the
back. and end in point ut the waist
line. The cuffs to match are straight
pieces of velvet trimmed in the same
manner as the vest.
Very elegant parasols show raised fig
urcs in bright -coIorcd velvet over neu-
trail silk ground The designs are some
times in detached figures and again in
chain patterns, and are seen Of the
brightest ccllors. Another odd style OF
parasol for carriage use is dotted all over
with silk pompons and finished round
the edge with lace ruflle. The pom
pons are Of color contrasting with the
silk.