Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-04

| The hair is worn de rtgueuer on the top
OF the head.
Red straw hats are worn by little girls
at tue seaside.
Mikado handkerchiefs are novel, nobby
/ summer tancies.
Strawberry red is very stylish and more
/ becoming than scarlet.
/ Crepe lisse goods are in favor, particu-
/ larly embroidered crepes.
| Infants cloaks of cordurette are made
in Mother Hubbard form.
| Transparent bonnets, parasOls and man
| ties are the present fancy.
| Natural flowers for millinery purposes
| are much affected in Paris.
White and ecru cotton grenadines are
among the summer novelties.
Ribbed silk high-necked shirts are the
! best for babies midsummer wear.
Heron blue is a fashionable shade in
dress fabrics rs We'll as in millinery.
Gauze fans in brilliant red with butter
flies of gorgeous hues are very fashion
able.
Dark blue is one of the most fashion
able COlors this season. 1t is seen in all
shades.
Full plastrons are made of soft striped
silk, cut bias, with standing collar to cor
respond.
Nantes for visiting are short; those for
travelling reach to the bottom OF the skirt
OF the dress.
COrdurette has corduroy stripes, with
zigzag lines between. AS it is of cotton
IL washes well.
Coral salmon pink, heliotrope, dove
gray, violet and tawn color are the
fashionable colors.
Jackets falling open from the throat
over plain, pleated or gathered waist
coats are very popular.
Lace gowns. or light surah covered
with India null or crepe lisse, are very
fashionable aud pretty.
Materials for tenuis costumes, with
| figures oil the accessories OF the game,
have ribbons TO correspond.
Little shoulder capes made entirely of
! Chantilly lace louncss about finger wide
are very stylish and pretty.
Round yoke bOdices and the ''mllk-
maid" oVerdress, with deep reVers, draped
| high, are worn by young girls.
The latest fancy in ribbon bows is the
windmill, with four loops sticking out at
right angles and a tight strap in the
middle.
Flannel and serge, in combination of
red and white and blue and white, are the
favorites tor seaside aud yachting cos
tunes.
Striped cotton boucle goods are to be
much worn for tennis skirts, as the col
ors and their arrangements are often pic
! tuTesque.
Coarse meshed nets have large or small
polka dots. They are TO be found In all
the fashionable cOlOrs. They are made
up over silk.
Pique dresses are made with Norfolk or
a .lyT rtg Iii
plaued aud have short apron drapery and
loug black drapeTy.
Little girls of three years or over wear
pretty muslin caps deliberately tucked,
and with high Normandy crowns and
puffy frills around the face.
Some rain umbrellas have covers in gay
colors, such as red, blue and purple
When these are removed plain brown or
black umbrella is disclosed.
Awning cloth, which is to be found In
many pretty colOrs this season, is used
for the skirts of mountain dresses and
those for the seaside and boating.
Morning robes OF white muslin are
| trimmed with embroidery and Valenci-
ennes lace, and are fastened at the throat
with long loops and ends of cOlored ribbon
Black Spanish lace mantillas are ar
ranged for summer head wraps by having
a little foundation of wire that fits to the
head. A bouquet of velvet roses makes a
charming and becoming trimming to these
| mantilas.
Tue jackets that fall open from the
| throat over waistcoats have several dou-
bles or fiat folds OF the material at the
edge, and frequently fiat fold in velvet
in contrasting color placed between two
| of the same.
Dark blue sateen figured with small red
designs, combined with plain dark blue
sateen, makes very stylish demi-toilet
Tor summer The collar, cuffs and one
| fold Of the jacket should be of dark red
velvet or Velveteen, as we'll as the waist
coat.