Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-30
Fashion Notes.

Shot silk is worn under etamine with
pleasing effect.
Cut glass beads serve as a finish for
neck and sleeves.
Sateen, alpaca and silk are used for
foundation skirts.
India silks in plain colors are always
covered with lace.
bingham and sateen dresses are
trimmed with lace.
Festoons OF jet beads are arranged upon
the fronts of visites.
Orange and brown is a favorite COM
bination this season.
All new summer mantels are more or
less in the vsite style.
Embroidered crepe Iisse flounces are in
demand for dressy toilets.
Lavender and white are worn for deep
m burning for house dresses.
Fancy straws are edged with little
straw balls instead of beads.
Fine white null dresses have alternate
founces OF lace and embroidery.
Black silk dresses may have reVers,
vest, color and cuffs of black velvet.
Plain surah and foulard are combined
with tartan plaid of the same materials.
Linens for summer wear have thread
-
Black crepe de chine and grenadine
will be worn for deep mourning this sum.
mer.
Escurial lace, with bead embroidery. is
employed for panels, vests, collars and
cuffs.
Ribbons for sashes are Of sattn-faced
velvet and double-faced satin, with picOt
edges.
White Grape, white ribbons and white
flowers are TO be very popular the coming
season.
A thin gold wire, with a single pearl in
the fastening, IS the very latest thing in
neckties.
Copper-colored beads are very fashion
able and are often mixed with jets, giving
a charming effect.
Two shades of blue in Saline makes a
very elegant combination. Satines have
velvet collars and cuffs.
Bands Of breton embroidery are used
for trimming canvas materials, serges,
jackets and jersey bodices.
The "Milkmaid" dress of last season
has taken new lease of life. IL is now
employed for tennis costumes.
Mulhouse or Alsatian cretonne and
stamped "satinette'' are shown IN excel
lent designs for summer wear.
A dog collar made OF Roman pearls is
considered a stylish ornament for Young
lady, and to accompany evening dress.
Collars and cuffs for evening wear are
of ribbon covered with net, gathered full
and finished in frill at neck and wrist.
Striped wooden with three colors, say
| red. brown and blue, are very sly lisn for
summer wear, and are made very simply.
! Black pearls are now in the zenith Of
their glory, and it isevery woman's ambi-
ton 70 own pair Of solitary pearls Of
dark shade.
Corduroy plush is a new and very beau
tiful fabric much used for trimming pur-
poses; il III in reds, browns and a beauti-
full shade Of tan color.
Bright red will be much worn the
| coming season, not only in millinery but
In the costume, but it will need a vary
ing beauty TO carry of a whole red
costume.
A popular style for both wooden and
WASH dresses for girls are shlrred, belted,
and yoke waists, that suit admirably for
undeveloped figures, aud gathered or
plated skirts.
Wraps made OF solid jet or beads in va
rious colOrs are very stylish. Sometimes
epaulettes on capes OF this kind are OF
loops Of velvet ribbon or heavy ribbon
with picOt edge.
For girls up 10 the age Of 10 and little
boys up to 4, school aud service suits are
made OF flannel aud tennis cloth for cool
days and Of the many light-Weig ht wool
ems for warmer weather.
Among the newest notions are bead
b0nnots strung on wire 20 that they can
be easily beat 20 form aud which are quite
transparent. Many are made In black let
and IN blue Oxidlzed, and also in garnet.
A stylish model for girl Of 10 is made
OF wool canvas, bOrdered at the bottom of
the skirt by n border OF boucle canvas.
There IL jacket basque, with reyers Of
silk opening over a SILK vest laid In plaits.
aud the basque edge, cuffs and collar are
OF boucle.
White dresses with deep embroidered
bouncing on the skirt have the 1Ounue
Topped high over the hip on the loft side,
showing three narrow nounces CORE.
spending 10 the wide one, or else Of plain
material. The bOdices of these dresses
are bcited Or made with basQuos.