The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-07-21
collars are worn again.

MEDICI collars are worn agalE.
LAPpED surplice waists grow in favor.
OPEN throated dresses are coming in
fashion.
FLouScEs are feature of dressy sum-
mer toilets.
FINE Irish linen is much used for un-
derclothing.
DRAPERIEs become more nearly
straight as the season advances.
LONG lace mitts are worn with full
dress toilets at the watering places.
DARK blue serge trimmed with white
braid makes the most popular bathing
suit.
PINKED founces and pinked ruches
are a marked feature of summer silk
dresses.
PLAIN India silk dresses are consid-
cred more youthful looking than fig
ured ones.
SUMNER corsets of coarse white net,
very substantially made, are deliciously
cool and comfortable in hot weather.
WHirE lace bonnets and round hats
are more generally worn this summer
than they have been for several years.
A NEW brand of silk called "heur de
sole" has downy appearance like the
bloom on a peach. 1t is much adj
mired.
WITH thin summer dresses a wide
sash is often tied around the waist in
broad folds, to give the short wasted
empire effect.
WATERED silk ribbon is used folded
as collar around the neck, and also
as wrist bands, with dresses of Challi
and figured muslin.
AMONG fine wooens are goods woven
exactly to represent fine drawn work,
the tied portions forming designs al
most as dainty as lace.
SHIRRED round hats of tulle, pointed
d'esprit and India silk muslin come in
several picturesque shapes, and are
light, cool and becoming
In buying roses tor hat trimming
ladies should avoid Jacqueminots as the
color is generally unbecoming and does
not harmonic with any other shade of
red.
IT has become quite fashion to turn
the natty sailor hat I'D at one side or in
the back instead of leaving it straight
all around. The crowns are high this
season.
A YOKE blouse of pale blue washing
silk with large white polka dots is use
full garment, asst makes a pretty morn
ing toilet worn with skirts of black,
white, blue or gray
WHITE silk null hats NAV be worn
with any pretty summer gown. They
are snirred over invisible wire and are
trimmeo with delicate lace alone, run
through with pearl or gold pins.
ODD shades, such as terra Gotta, cop
per, apricot, Nile and apple green and
cowslip yellow are preferred for piazza
shawls to the standard cardinal, cream
and pale blue SO long in fashion.
Fox silk dresses there is a very pretty
new shade of silvery gray green which
can be compared very well to the color
of the leaf of the poplar tree. The
shade is lovely in Henrietta cloth.
HEAVY dressed kid gloves, in sack
shape, loose on the wrists, without but
tons are used for travelling and dressy
wear in the country. They are corded
with white down the back in what are
called French points.
PLAIN white null, figured lawn and
dotted muslin dresses are made with
full round skirts and have full corsages,
shirred or shocked at the top to simu-
late a yoke. The full sleeves are
shirred below the elbow to correspond.
METHOD of draping low cor
sage is to apply a scarf OF lace, covering
the places where it is caught Up with
bows of MORE ribbon The same scarf
is arranged to form sleeves, which can
be shortened by a few plaits, if neces-
sary.
TIE ivy, maiden hair ferns, mignon-
cite, watercress and grasses so plenti-
fully used by milline1s this year are ex-
act limitations of nature. 1t is almost
|. 10, - l. !
counterfeits, they are fashioned SO per-
fectly.
GOLD and silver gauze, red tulle,
China Grape and India silk muslin, in
all the delicate tints, are the fabrics
generally used for making fancy vests,
collarettes and plastrons, as well as for
puffs to be set inside halfopen sleeves
on handsome summer toilets.
AN elegant and comfortable toilet for
dressy wear for a matron is princess
gown made of real Spanish or Chantilly
lace, trimmed with handsome Jet orna-
ments. 1t should be made up over
black surah if intended for hot weather,
though MORE is richer and more effec-
tive.
DAINTY little shirred round hats of
Swiss muslin, zepher gingham, lawn and
cambria are worn by the youngest chill
dren. Ihey are much cooler than lace
caps, and protect the face from the sun,
but should be taken off if the child falls
asleep. They come in white, pink and
pale blue.
THE newest dust cloaks for travelling
are made of twiIled silk of firm texture
in brown, dark terra Gotta, tan, gray or
olive They are shocked around the
throat and hang straight, the wrap
reaching to the foot of the skirt all
around. They are simply hemmed
and fastened at the neck with MORE
ribbons