The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-29

indoed ia n sunshado OF light yellow and
tho faintest clover-tinted heliotrope In
horizontal stripes, with natural-looking violet
sprays painted on tho heliotrope at wide in
tervals As for the dress itself, the latitude
pIyen ia immeasurable aud tho variety Infinite
Every known material from velvet to muslin Is
employed, and tho widest vaRarles OF erratic
fancifuIness arc expressed in their desirnlnG.
A cream whlto Rauze over white silk has
Marguerite sprays woven OF q thin transparent
material in the gauze itself and is draped In
such way as to form plated flounce Mt tho
foot, caught with wldo white satin bows
united by tho ribbons fostooning from ono to
tho othor.
Ayel!ow gauzo made up over yellow silk Is
edged with n strip Of Moray colored RIBBON
vclvot, which borders tho skirt and tho bodice.
which is elongated in the Louis Nv. style and
has flap pockets.
Simple lisse dresses embroidered with floral
designs arc made UP over coored silks; white
muslns also wrought with sprigs have plain
skirts and bands OF Valenclennes Insertion lot
in ut tho them.
Tho Reborn gowns OF cream white wool are
really tho most appropriate dresses for tho
occasion. and arc trimmed lanciIuly with gold
" lawn cloth suit combines moss groom vel
vet and gold in its decoration, tho latter en-
broIdcrGd In pyramid points extending deeply
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A black mousseline do sole. printed all over
with yellow roses. made up over q moss
cashmere terminating with n band OF tartan
and embroidered with flowers in silks OF diiier-
Shot silks and velvots SOON to DO much ap-
proved, OF which n conspicuous model is COM
bnation Of green and red shot velvet WITH a
tho two shades. pinked in, long points and
plated very lul set about the bottom; IT,,
A curious color Just brought out Is called
brick rcd. but has decided orange cast which
is very harmonious with green.
The fnvorite Partisan outdoor f6te costumes.
so far AS material is concerned are OF surah,
foulard, flannel. bcngaline, crGpon. or trnnspar-
color pale, soft, rather faded tints will prevail.
Nothing can be fancied more simple than tho
make OF these dres,Ss prineess o s i a. t5a
topand tight below. but not forming boss on
the Shoulder their only ornament Z long woven
pointed in 'front.' eoriched with uncut Imitation
precious stones.
Rcayly elegant women no longer favor sleeves
OF n different color from tho dress, on account
OF their almost vulgar popularity.
fo1eI pink Sso beige cru light Geliotrope and
glycine. and the almost universal decorations
are wide insertions Of lace or emhrodery
White gloves are worn with the liGht-colored
dresses MS we'll as with whito gowns.
into divers picturesque shapes BY bends and
curves IN the rim SO unusual and DEVOID t ir OF
reason for being that they , hordsr on the gro
feathers, and enormous bows OF all kinds OF
ribbon: from gauze to velvet Whereas the
bonnets are still so tiny it isd fiicult TO give OF
such airy nothngness" an adequate descrip-
ton. "A garland on her sunny hair expresses
all there is OF the most elaborate CONSTRUCTIONS.
The newest thing in evening dresses for
young girls is n white iue COVE spotted with
silver or steel. the bodice cut low and round
about tho mock. A strip OF gathered GauZe
about an eighth Of a yard wide. nemmed ut the
the dress is white tho flounce must be blue or
pink. and If q color Is EMPLOYED in the gown the
roanG SKIRT there G Thick 0 ruche Of the same
Eauze and color. Colorcd corseets. too. are
worn on the white dresses. and wristbands OF
around the waist to tie with short ends:
Another pretty new fashion is for white tnlie
dered with wreaths Of marGuerites; Similar
flowers are worn on the bodice. chiefly on tho
shoulders n:combination with bow ofribbon;
times appear on the shoes as well.
White gloves. either in suede or Kid are
worn with white and light dresses In the oven
Ing and nre also coming into use for day wear
with dressy summer costumes. being finished
for such occasions With line small stripes on
tho back OF tho hand.
A decided tendency IL manifested to dispense
with outdoor wraps and Jackets. and gowns
are so arranged rs to give the idea OF jacket.
Tailor-made tweeds have the bodices cut in
coat form with reress. their simple style suG.
gesting an out-ot-1oor garment; while, If
jackets arc worn there Is merely n vest be-
meath them. ZouaveS OF silk or folded cross
over pieces OF silk.
. a pretty gray striped material the stripes
Reins Of SIX n narrow Rny fRd ba s
quite plain and the jacket bodice close or
plain. Pointed passomenterie OF gray and sill
tho waist with the points turned upward. AID
covers the front OF the jacket turning back
ward from its opening, which reveals n white
ribbed vest beneath closed with silver buttons
Avery pretty now, beige; called Monaco. has
check formed OF si!ken threads. which gives
very light effect to the material and is made up
with, gray silk or gulpure. The matlock IS
Flowered delnine is q great isvorite for young
Eir sill. wear, and Is much used in com6inatiSons
sanS S spoD @ sd
the waist and draped In paniers at the side OF
me skirt. is fresh youthful dress very be-
coming TO fair-haired lassies.
For evening gowns brocart is much used in
with striped silk and decorated
riyal is most brilliant and effective In velvet.
A brocaded gown has I'M orchid pattern OF this
b )dce, which Is of 2ouave shape. with raised
sleeves. being OF magenta velvet'edged with sill
YER braid, opening over gray satin vest richly
in silver.
White is OF oil colors the most worn this sea-
son, both for afternoon and evening dress.
Numerous costumes are entirely OF white. with
no color Of any kind introduced. -,
beautiful line Wllte corded SILK is made UP
with panels OF brocaded velvet. with raised
white flowers on u white ground. the bodice
made with a full vest and puifed sleeves OF
dc chiffon.
A simpler costume ia OF white chiffon and
white silk, to be worn with n huge white Int
with much nkled brim covered with white
roses. and n mousseline- frilled parasol with a
carved ivory handle.
Some OF tho new shoes designed to be worn
with these delicate dresses are dainty enough
or Cinderella hersef Probably the very
attest within expressed In leather Is O pair OF |
high laced walking boots made OF tho new
'elvet pilo leather IN II rich tint OF golden |
b own, golo9hed and .ynndyked IN the lacng |
with patent leather. Tho gypsy shoe. for gar
len party or light, walking purposes, Is mndo |
Of gacG Kid. bordered with u narrow brogued |
braid: and ept sufficiently low A. the toe TO
md Is retained In nlace by means of an in |
stop strap, quantity pretty maGpie Of.
cutting ont siqshes Of the black patent leather |
and letting In white kid below. Morocco |
Shoes Of ruby or seal brown color are braided |
with charming effect in a pattern which points |
upward toward the centre In n way TO make |
he foot look small Gray md faWn suede |