Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-27
For Summer Wear

Je, is used as literally as ever thi. season.
White and gold china is At present in high
favor
Oh fashioned dotted muslins are restored
" favor.
Foulards with all over patterns in black
are fashionable.
Black hat. are frequently worn with quite /
light dresses.
Gray with white or ivory isas stylish this !
year "a il was last.
Hedge row flowers are in high favor for
millinery this year.
Chine, or prinket ribbons are decided feat /
ares of the season.
Quaintness and simplicity are the key notes
of fashion nov -a-dsys.
Many light dresses are trimmed with dull
black silk passemehterie.
Lattice work Of baby ribbon is used upon
all sorts Of fancy articles.
Light summer silks are trimmed principal
ly with pinked raches of silk.
Serges for beach and tennis gowns are
liner and softer than ever before.
Breton embroidery for borders, vests, col
lars and cuffs is As popular as ever
Gallo ,ns and pa.sementeries are used on
woolens an the heavier silks
Surah sashes come all prepared, even to
their knotted. silk fringed ends.
In arranging the trimming upon a bonnet
care must be 'aken not TO destroy the outline
Beautiful white flower bonnels are sho.n
Htertwued with fine green 'phantom"
collage.
For pI.in dresses coat .laeyss with a very
little tuiness on the shoulders remain in gen
eral use.
Ar,b scarfs ara. very nrettv. their delicate
surface usually show. threads of gold or
.ilyer riuseI
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gold il used with ash gray or Iiyht green for
the under or inserted parf. of n dr.ss
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p'"fu t""ro'I' II! IN open Work ana res
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suNn are "'a'e % American woven iouiaras'
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u''S' an" III o"rs anu 'r'pes'
\ novelty IN hair dressing is a revival of
the "ld revolutionary style. The hair Is wo-
ven INTO one large braid. which is carried
from the nape OF the neck to the extreme top
OF the bead 1t Is not A pretty couture and
pio,es very "3'"e !" All out 'he pfe''ieS'
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New sailor bats have merely the fiat sailor
br'm 81 straw, the straw crown being revers-
ed, and higher frame, covered with the
cloth OF yachtiig gown, drawn over 1t IN
feit-lke folds ana It's only trimming sea
gun swallow or hlackbird poised at the back
with mead downward and wings and tail
pointing to the front.
prettv moruin, iackets of American s,r,b
omen in front over blouse .hirt waists of
white china ELK The bishops cravst is
worn with this Jacket hen there are bishop
sleeves of hite silk beneath the slightly
open ones of the surah; this shows a
straight band going round the neck made of
hemstitched silk muslin; in front hung two
straight cravat ends likewise adorned.
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nsefnl "a ,,al arc tho Ch;nsse ,sasb;ac, III
that are meeting with great favor A. their
titIe ipdicatps thev viii bear larrdar;r,
anJtb i, ia rl,imed ,i,b air,o., ,s ,'e,
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,Jain srI str;nsd ra,,a-ns a,I ,I'a -
which are very beautiful. are warranted
fast. The silks are used for tea gowns
summer skirtlng. dressing sacks. warmers
night-dresscs. Innings and dust cloaks
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