The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-17

With very elaborate summer driving
toilets. the white parasolS of netting or
pleated tulle are fringed with lilies of the
valley.
One of the new styles of making skirts
is to have them honeycombed to the depth
of four inches below the waist, and the
lower portion arranged in accordion
pleats.
1t it thought, unfortunately, that the
skirts of walking costumes are to be cut
longer in the near future
India muslin are much worn
abroad at present.
With evening attire sashes are mostly
tied at the back or Just behind the left
hip.
There is a fancy just now In England
for gowns made of red cotton sprigged
with black or white.
PIeated skirts of blue China silk with
white blolIses of the same material, with
folded kerchiefs of the blue worn with
them, are more popular tennis gowns
now than those made of heavier goods.
One of the youthful styles of hairdress-
ing in vogue now is the catogan braid.
This is a simple loose plait, Hoped low in
the neck and fastened with a ribbon.
Broad velvet sashes are somewhat worn
with the embroidered white mulls, to
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Cloaks made in the Connemara style of
the imitation Chantilly lace, with large
angel sleeves, will be much worn for driv-
ing this summer, over white lawns. The
paraseis and hats are arranged to cor
respond
The new sailor hats haze the trimming
of ribbon loops and wings coming from
the back this season, and not on the front
as was the style last year.
White cloth capes with gold braided
edges, will be worn for wraps ON cool
afternoons at some of the watering
places.
The Directoire ruffiing, unless in lace or
very gauzy material and colored, is very
unbecom1ng. Gas a 4I.
The round hats with satin straw own
open work briins, and ptnehed points in
front, trimmed with foliage and grasses,
and perhaps a couple of large roses are
the favorite wear for garden parties.
A few waists made entirely of ribbons
were seen last winter at balls. This fash
ion is on the increase now with evening
toilets. Net or tulle gowns are simply
covered with ribbons, bretteIles, sashes,
and showers over the skirt all are worn.
A tennis suit recently made had a
skirt of the thin blue and white flannel,
laced with a blue lacing down the front:
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around, one being directly in front, The
white flannel blouse was made with very
deep pointed cuffs on the full sleeve, and
these, as we'll as the front, We're laced.
The short, Spanish striped overiacket was
made with short, Laced sleeves.
The Duke of Portland has just presented,
afmon his other gifts to his bride, a brace
let made of a thin thread of gold with u
tiny watch bangle, with a beautifully en-
ameled miniature of himself surrounded
with brilliants on the reverse side.
One style of making up of thin woollen
goods in light eOlorS is with q slight back
drapery and front OF overlapping panels,
edged with white cloth, and buttoned to-
| gether with silver frosted obIong buttons,
in groups of five to 81 foot from the bot
| tom, where they open, showing a petit
| coat of white cloth.
The Marie Antoinette ffchus, made Of
muslin, with a finely plated frill AROUND
| them. set off dresses made of wash mate
rails.
The new plain black grenadines com
with coloFed striped borders, resembling /
number of rows OF ribbon.
One of the light green straw hats a
present shown in a leading milIiner's win
! dow is trimmed with hoops of dark greer
velvet ribbon and sprays of deep red car
nations, showing much of the foliage a n
stems.
Even the street costumes are nfinus tn,
high standing collars, and are cut quit
low and finished with frifls of lace on sill
muslin.
The new style of arranging the foo
plating on the edge of the foundation
skirt, instead of above it, is very mucl
nicer, but it requires an inside ruchfng
either of lace or a gathered and pinket
out ruffie of the lining silk.
Small punches of very tiny pale pfEl
rosebads are i~nteRmingled with tn
rosettes of soft white lace that are used a
trimming for the large Leghorn flat
when worn by very young misses
One of the most elaborate and expensiv
OF the new imported dresses is made 0
black futile. The skirt consists of band
of the rich silk held together with sill
crochet inserting, laid IN draped perpen
dicular folds, these being edged al tn
lower part, and irregularly on other poE
tions, with deep netted sewing-siIl
fringe.
The skirt Of a plain light blue gingham