The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-09
STYLES FOR SPRING.
door garments are either very long or

Outdoor garments are either very long or
very short
Straight and simple forms characterize
morning gowns.
All bridal robes destined for church wed
dings have long trains.
Many old women capes,H gathered ON the
wrists from the shoulders, are worn
Some exquisite corsets match the shade of
the silkenpetticoat worn with them.
The ''hermit frocl1," with a hoop or coftan,
is made up of plain flannel for early morning
wear.
Light suede or tan coiored cloth are chosen
for the popular directoire gowns, SO liked by
fashionable women.
The newest fancy is to perfume house
frocks by means of satchets inserted between
the dress material and the lining.
Petticoats of satin, MORE, faille and other
fine silken stuffs, with three reeds in the
back, accompany tonyn trousseaux
Some exquisite new buttons Of mother of
pearl, emitting opalescent CLEANS of color,
appear upon many recherche spring suits
Jackets Of fine white CLOTH with collar,
cuffs, vest and pocket flaps of some becoming
shade Of velvet, are worn by young ladies'
Riding habits are exceptionally elegant.
Dark blue melton Is favorite material, and
Is made with a closely buttoned, high stand
Ing collar.
Stylish undergarments are of silk, linen,
batiste, foulard, ETC., in tender shades OF
magnolia, mauve, sky blue, ETC., trimmed
with delicate lace.
Jacquettes, mantelets, pelerines and all
nrfo ~
with an army of jackets of all styles and
stuffs imaginable
The monotony Of many white wedding
gowns may be varied by embroideries In
silver or pearl The latter are most becom-
ing in satin or moire.
Young brides affect round hats for travel
Ing, and certainly they impart bewitching
Jauntiness to the newly welded woman who
is trying SO hard to appear matronly.
With the "old women's capesp of light
WOODEN stuff, lined with silk or foulard In
quaint old designs, are worn hats, either of
similar material In Greenaway shapes, or Of
linen, lace, tulle or gauze.
Widow brides are now permitted to wear
white, embroidered with roses or carnations
in color. Similar flowers are worn in the
hair, and a large white mantille lends It's
new dignity to the ensemble.
The new Alsatian bonnet is long in the
crown and close to the head It is of fancy
straw and Is trimmed with long, looped
velvet bow and spray of flowers Cloak,
Suit and Ladies' Wear Review.
Medium sized black mantles of silk, Benga-
line and embroidered cashmeres, may be cor
rectly worn with all or any costumes. II
desired, they may DO frightened by elaborate
passementeries Of metallic cord
Creamy stfaws in open designs, trimmed
with apple green gros grain ribbon and aig-
rettes of golden wheat, are shown, together
with a relay of spring bonnets sufficiently
lovely to turn the heads of all feminine crs-
ation
Tailor gowns are made of cloth or cash
mere in reseda green, tan, golden brown,
gray and silver colors. Other gowns Of cash
mere or Thibet cloth are combined with silk,
which may be repped, striped, shot, MORE or
Scotch plaided, as the wearer may opine
The newest fad of fashionable females Is TO
attach a faneiful sachet tilled with some one
of Eolgntex delieata. saehat .nosgdars to. tia
corsage. Ihns may lovers OF perfume which
Is known TO possess properties highly bene-
fetal TO the health, be fortified against any
bad odors they may chance to encounter In
their peregrinations hither and yon.