The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-03
FASHI0 N S.
ruRv APPEAR AT OUR GAY
SO" vsr WATERING PLACE.

: VIZ" peautv Buried in Water
o. md Fine Clothes in TrunkS-
Tarious Things That VIII interest,"
.ba Women Folks.
Ha,roGA SPRINGS, Aug. at IS past
S. Saratoga looks respondent Few
Jug u.s. have. as vet, been booked at It's
- aud their spacious plazzas sho"
Io'e-7' ,...+a If chairs, and but small evil
aI'a-' - dat brllli4Es life of which SC
u7-'Ie - ,-ritten by the imaginative para
H- Doubtless the scarcity IS due
~. the unusual exodus 10 Europe, but
80 other causes, one of which Is the
I'D rainfall, which will make July,
'Ou- 1r os lime. memorable for dampness
,s-ali,ess in this year of our Lord 1883.
Iu ',Tta+ j. the use of pretty clothes" re-
-. di,consoate dam el, cycling her
iiNionrIncs ruefully; "when l have not, IN
DelO s7a5Ls been IDLE TO wear anything but
Two "eS .r1-, nj and overshoas." 1t is pre-
wa bnweyer. that the wet July will be
al Il1.,.5 TX a dry, hot August, to- late TO
4o-lo. +Sa ssas n tor the MOTEL keepers; too
o.o for visitors who leave after few days
la.o -' dsgus,ed; some TO return to their
hNa,ss some to seek quarters wnere the
4 4ri+, 5rip. IS less vivid and penetrating.
& Saratoga Is the favorlte resort OF men
a. who have diued large portion of
49, 49, i've, mot wisely but too well. They
tLsi I,sraIIv accompanied by their wives and
a. contig- ent of daughters, who, on bright
s,Srnincs. or upou the afternoon drive.
n lao,a a prettv spectacle, aud one Of which
n ,Ls fathers are particularly proud But the
4 sbssHca OF sunshine spoils the show, and
+Esr * all tuere is of a summer watering
mace, 1t is udoubtedly provoking, for
never we're summer fashions prettler than
his year never more youthful, or be. ter
sds6-rd to set off the charm of y uth and
tbe delicate type of America beauty.
The secret lies in the absence of over
dolro. the uniform refinement and SIM
i nicitv of the seasons designs and the pic
ture,due touches, which give softneSs or
color TO otherwise quiet costumes. In this
raspecr the STYLES of Saratoga are this sea-
son exac " Vienese. There are the
same soft mou tlngs of lace about the neck
and thr tie butterfly bows, the glimpses
of rich embroidery and the wide AIS, with
uDdulatiug brlm, and flowers Nesting In the
lace.
Very characteristic, too, and very effec-
tive Is the Use of the new red, the ''Ox
blood red as it is called in Paris, as dis
tnguisued from the equally dark but yei-
lowsh tint Of manugany red. The bcu-
nettes have their opportunity here, and
they make use Of it. Over a straight dress
of cream colo ed India silk is knotted
wide scarf of red silk, the ends reaching
nearly to the edge of the skirt. Or the
same scarf Will be ARA ged as fichu, the
ends falling IN front; or for the evening in
the absence of a jacket it will be draped
across the shoulders, the ends falling at the
back.
Red wooden jackets appear also, fitted at
the back, loo III front, fastened ly at the
throat, not long, and with sleeves loose and
q little pointed, so as to SHOW an hold with
out crushing the full sleeve of the dress.
The red hats have nearly disappeared. They
form mass OF ualy crude color too ne +
tile face and are only becoming in soft art
shades to faces that have little color of their
own.
Some rather tall and striking looking
young married women wear large hats of
creamy white or black lace, with fl Iwers
for trimming, and dresses Of India silk.
with full, pointed bodlces and delicate null
draped at the neck ami as deep, full cuff
at the wriss. One of the dresses has a
black ground upon which are ere cents in
gold color, and another a dark De5unia
ground, with geometrical designs In ivory
white.
THE PRINCESS oNGALETCHoFF
wears dinner dress of this description.
with full sleeves gathered descr.ba6ly TO
the top OF the arm and light drapery of
exqlalte Venetian lace about he handsome
neck. A great deal has been said alb mt
the diamonds OF the princess, but she makes
no as Iay OF tn III. The only jewel of his
a eli,
qoently wears Is a piI, wit pendant of
diamonds and black pearls, which bglo1gaj
10 AeF mother and was the gift of an en-
peror
u the occasion of a recent invitation
reading Of her new lecture on The Do
i li3Ec Life OF the Imperial Familyn at the
hehsl gton,' many beautiful toilettes
we're worn, the audience consisting of the
eAle Of The cottage reside Us and visitors in
saratoga Among them was a white ganze
made over Wlite six powdered as if nv
sno" with White dots of Irregular siza me-
b.a.t Ted bodice was ouiii ed with braces of
VINE tered ribbon and wider ribbons
4orilied a sash at the side.
= charming d e,s was of rose mink and
mu4V9 canton Grape, with a dainty en-
pIo'uelv III front III shades of pink and
sie0. Hohe you 6 girls wore very sim
n n
sucAS anu stripes of white needlework wi +
shirt waists tucked and mounfai 1vitn
sSyyTalght collar and cuffs of needlew1,,l,
me SasIeS OF these were wide. with Ro an
e Gnu. ID ucHcdte untS, and were knotted at
the back; no bows. -''''0u a'
fo;Ii. L" uSon9 dress was of Gobelin blue
t"'I'e Wltn brcteHeS of wine coInrod val
YeV' and vest and deep cuffs of rich re,i
-. 81 mn race, above which last were also
ouuo turned up Of the velvet With a
sNi' OF alye silk, in which was inserfad -
go emu oldered panel was, worn a Jacket
(,lI 1--WE Veivet with pointed trimming of
ei, ~ ei IN 9Ioldery combined with stitches in
ely ltIo ana rose pink silk. The sleeves were
s and anu al very large, but "wrinkIedn above
ana over the elbow. 0'o
ToILErTES ON 1.-THE DRIVE
tura az ~ irving 10 the lake is regular fea-
W Ille afternoon at Saratoga. and. The
C oee. Vicie up N the road is varied bv a surS
I, r9?i3n gay toiletteS and the hrilIian moo
e,; uiCu Ulle beautiful and brightauinor air
6,r t4 W me eyes and the complexion. A
S,J woman never looks prettier than in
nor"ts J. ana the drive itself is saved from
nri,,o.oHy oy The manifold attractions of
are ~. a1s l.arks and Dark-like grounds which
soma ' oe 'h III on the way and quite equal
great ~ no famous grounds" belonging to
tTa Of 5s !, IL England This is certainIV
me eT 1 oI " oodlawn," Judge Hilto IS sum
Mr. Sue S;Oil9 and !, meosurably SO of ''Yaddon
OF tba 9 ea,, Irask's beautiful place, also
leyond- 9 w ciuo house and grounds, a mile
strrct -I We lake which have been recon-
and 49, rom an old manor house and farm
mn lla1e INTO an ideal country club whera
b ,-silo-is entertain parties of friends sidad
" an accomplished chef. ''>-'' '-o'u
tbera a az afternoon entertainment given
and - uue young ladies' wore pretty batiste
and wi oro dresses of gray blue, pink. white
,..u u grey, with .,lonc6es,, ~ hi, !" - 70