New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
THE FASHIONS.
FOR THE HEATED TERM.
STRIPES AND s-BONNKTs-TRAvtLLINd COS
TUMEs-MIrrs AND GLOVES

| STRIPES AND s-BONNKTs-TRAvELLING cos
| TUMgs-MTrrs AND GLOVES.
| Soft dIophan0us fabrics and cool silks now
take the place Of the superb fabrics OF the early spring
and winter or those tho India and French mulls,
lace Lyons satns soft suran Grapes fouards Inda tus
Sores fIe and silk combined crepe lsse embroideres
PLAIN lace The combinations Of color are most har-
In stripes OF two shades Of green, such as moss
mignopette violet and gold on deepest olivc wine
color on blue greon There other striking combina-
| tons q creamy gray In wool combined with q Vene-
tan red shade pnrer gray united to an owe or voeI
The old favorte blue comes again to the fore III
| finest fabrics Some fashionable travelling cos
tunes created OF old army blue and
gray PIaids also make their appearance.
OF exquisite hneness and artistic minging OF coors
Some specimens fabrics unto the blue and the
gray in plaid poneees The tailor gowns are. II posi-
bic. popular than ever Tho style rather
affects tho masculine in tho standing collar and care
fully adjusted ue tho linen cuffs, round hst'
tho white ves tight sleeves and gloves stitched heavily
IN the most manly fashion A delicate cane is
limited only at present Less masculine arc tho tailor
gowns made OF feminine fabrics Of cashmere or soft
yeilings embroidered over with silk designs. and the
little French bonnet with its decoration Of yioets acs
coverblossoms white and pink. wild hcdgerOses. snow
balls neurdelis. AMI other favortcs. removes all nger
ing TO the OF the wearcr not so certain IN
the other case.
The cveniug-wear tolcttes In radiant tints
OF pink, lilac. blue in pale green and
and blue. White creamy lace drifts
the surface OF the decately tinted satin OF
pale gold bue like the sun gntng through clouds Oh
mist Then there lace coats that correspond with
the bonnets and parasols in tho most bewching man
These Incl with delicately tinted SILK with
these light toettes exceedingly light. thin chemsetcs
vests worn, or long full lace plastrons
The bonnets show the farylike texture OF fine
ness and lghtness, such as sse Grape. embroidered
dine mi e M ue{
styles of fancy have the high Normandy
with upright sprays of lilac. hawthorne BIOS
SONS, clusters Of Jacquemnot rosebuls mingled with
the long Topped velvet or ale rbbon. Again the pokcs
retain their place. of different styles. The peaked gables
particularly fancied Coquettish sailor hats for tho
little girls made of golden straw with ribbons passed
about tho crown and in front ia placed large bow Vel
vet forms the facing OF the same color. Tho concai
crowns but regards shapes their nanc Is
legion. with epidemic OF ornament and bewidcring
display. The travelling hat bonnet should be small
close admit OF the vail, admitting also ad
ditional comfort in tho way OF rest
The Newmarket wrap is not so desirable as one
OF width and length halfnttng; these
made OF pongee. soft silk or alpaca
The tourists ruhlcs arc advised, easily re-
placed as they SOIL and always presenting a
fresh appearance while they last. The skirt Is gener
ally kited with back drapery rather straight. the apron
short and basque tishtttns TO which there may be
position back. The desirable toilette for travel
anu endurance Is male ol black American SILK Ii
losing It's almost ndestructible.
of this silk used for i've successive seasons
little alteration In accordance with change OF fashion
1t also bears sPonging win water II soled. ,
Among other dainty novelties come the lace bows
nearly two yards aud half long tied with pretty tinted
OF black and creamy lace md they
graceful roueau about the sl OF the FUR boa OF the
past Some of the newest shoe buckles organt perez
like shawl pins. They bear sometimes the initials
Of inc wearer Again they resemble the paste
They boast Of several straps across vary.
ng IN number from three to seven and |
ated. of the buckles glitter with cut steel orna
mcnts ill oval. crescent and damondsap others with
antique shapes studded with biilant+. some |
shoes wn one or two bes sTlPI S em
Droidcred stockings. Other lie straps have silver
buckle gtterng with Rhine stones Instead Of buckles
jet, and the toes are deliberately emproidered with
beads and silk embroidery. not inreqlcntly In !
The long aud elegantly lifting jersey silk mtts are
established in public favor, outnvalling the Melted
ine and ND s1ft Tn Color. i'm addition TO back mach
with lace ribbon and dainty LITTLE tas,es there 10 very
years The favorite Mousqueaire gloves re-
appear III accordance with he demand. with In. quay,
II possible superior FROM ssvch 70 welvo buttons 3oh-
sttue the proper number; the Betnhardt gloves are
and driving Inc popular shades are mostly owe,
several shades OF tan. gray chamois color. and for
N Tsts na dea %h OF Ra is
refreshing In the advent OF black and colored
also adj extremely to comfort in cooling the pulse
always overheatcI by the closely fitting glove. There
are several varieties: tho costly Cnantltly Spanish
thread other iaces well notted silk added
10 lace, the simpler nctted SILK alone.
over silk satin skirts drl ike sunset clouds the
parent and OF India muslins. More sn-
pie, but the less exquisite Lre the cotton under
skirts OF French sane Datiste and tinted orGanGie
over these nJat the embroidered PULLED India musllns
or masses Of lacc mounted almost Invisible net
ground. These also made stu more graceful with the
quantity OF ribbons floating about OF finest gauze ana
etamne
Messrs. Arnold. Constable & Co. James McCreery 4
Co.. 4. j. Denning Il Co.. and l. III. Macy & Co. Will
please accept thanks Tor attention