The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-24
Fashion Polnte.

The antique heavy guipure lace is re-
vivcd for trimming. and entire gowns
will be made of it for summer resorts
Many of the deep embroidcries have
merely ctchings above the rather pro-
nounced and heavy Egyptian edgings.
New effects are shown in chambray
robes that cannot fail to find favor.
The embroidery on these is in moss
stitch.
Plaid surah silks are much used in
combination with summer cashmeres
for both young and elderly women.
Attractive coats and kits OF cheviot.
flannel. thick brown and gray linen
arc shown for country wear for boys.
Pale pink. blue and ccru chambrays
are shown in boxes with deep and
narrow ilouncings embroidered in
white
The lady whe dresses her hair ac-
cording to the mandate of fashion
this summer will wear it on the crown
of her head.
Large Leghorn hats for summer wear
will be trimmed with grasses in which
poppies and small English daisies APP
pear.
Scarfs Of Grape or soft silk are knot
ted loosely around the crowns Of hats
and fastened with y few slides or pins.
Navy blue, brown, from the darkest
h0A frp1 oh 49, n
color and gray, in all shades, find
favor.
Metal buttons or vegetable ivory are
used on woollen goods, while pearl or
bone buttons are favored for wash ma
terials.
Dresses Of light fabrics arc made
with pleated or gathered b0dices, and
have collars, cuffs and revers and belts
of velvet.
A noted character has adopted the
wearing of an inch wide ribbon tied
close about the throat in small bow
with ends.
There are tailor suits of light serge
and cheviot, and cancels hair with
short jackets of the material to com
plcte them.
favor for costumes as formerly, ualess
the second color be in stripes. plaid or
check.
Wraps for cool summer days as we'll
as the spring months present variety
Of styles in diagonal olive brown and
absinthc.
Some very attractive and new head
covering arc the skating caps OF An
CORA wool, in white, swan down TRIM
ming.
Salmon pink with terra Gotta plush
is q combination recently shown in a
tea gown which was particularly ele.
giant and artistic.
Beaded plastruns or curvasses are
worn with silk or wooden bodices.
They must correspond with the color
of the bodice.
A dark blue mantle, completes blue,
black or brown dresses, while the bon
net matches the mantle or dress, as the
wearer chooses.
There are many stylish nantes in
novelty cloths, some of which show
! half sleeves, and all of which are more
or less rovel in shape.
Pretty but expensive. are the bonnets
made of jets. arranged as in the man
ner of scales, and completely covering
| the frame of the bonnet.
Batists ''all over embroideries III
brown and ecrn, have little figures and
dots, and the scalloped edges are en-
broidered in red and blue silk.
Costumes Of blue, brown, garnet and
black plain velvet, trimmed profuscly
with jet. are the first choice for this
month for dressy out door wear.
The small white vests, with high col
lars and regular scarf ties, are almos,
universally worn with walking dresses
by fashionable young ladies.
When the sacque form of frock il
used for little girls, it is now 81
trimmed as to stimulate long rount
waist and full skirt. with high hil
draperies.