Telegram-herald., 1890-07-20

Drzping Vow Carried 70 Perfection
by LsadiI & Modlstes
FOLDING AyD PUCkERIyC PROCESS


Tie AT q drapng : nov earned 70
SUCH psrfectoa by lpadsag moaistes az
10 meut study aud 40 better idea can
be obtained Of their ski, than TIE
mention u one or TWO samples. The
hning, OF course. is htted 10 the figure
and soft fabues whlch yield READILY are
chosen, Ine poocess OF folding an4 4
need be, puekenng, belng then om-
meneed until from breadth or core
OF straight material, the back, ront
and one SIDE OF the SKIRT ia beautiful
gown attalns completion. Ia second
art gown, the waist, front of The sk2ri
and shoulder cape are made OF nla TERI
al without slope Of scissors. Dett
stitches taken surrepDtiously as i ere,
conceal the machinery and Tie fasD on
able lady steps forth as # att.rea 10y
some fairy. Dressmakers of less M
yenton, initiate within their powers
and chiefly about corsages have wound
new clinging fabrics unul the old con-
ventionai waist seems rigid and IN
pleasantly COMPRISING in character.
The thought Of today tends towards
ease in outline and the art of dress
Uses in proportion towards more Of
genuine beauty. individuality Of con-
ception is stimulated and for the pres
ent at least, the philosopher or student
may often commend what Fashion
dictates.
GARDEN PARTY DRESSES
are, of course, very appropriate 10 this
resort, and may, with equal propretyi
! be worn on piazzas. China silk with
white or pale colors is extremely pop
ular, and for young people is made up
/ with numerous tucks, winch every DAY
! become more prominent, or hnlsneu
with lace edglngs and insertions IN the
same style rs figured or striped silks
which are likewise much worn Tor after
| moons. Very thin white WOODS are
draped in art gowns, or made with SIM
pie shirts beltod III, the usual waist foi
young people being full, round and
with belt and buckle. while young mat
rCns are apt to prefer drap@d corsage'
even where the skirt is a plain round
one. Independent basques OF con
trasting cOlors are becoming 10 tall hg
ures, and give a dressy effect. In TIM
case a small hustle is almost always al
improvement, and despite frequent as
sertlon to the contrary, very SINAI
hustle is often indispensable.
SHADE HATS
are exponents Of daring abandon a
TO the trimming which exceeds any
thing hitherto seen and renders almos
ANYTHING possible. The most dress,
are of Leghorn twisted INTO eXtraordl
nary shapes, no two alike, yet withou
exception the very wide brlms ar
caught elise to the crown at the baci
while fancy disports itself at the iron
and sides in various catchings. Trim
nnngs contrast with each other an'
also tie rat, and it is quite common 4
see flowers of different kinds place.
together, the low crowns atlOrdn
room for hap-hazard traverslngs q
loosely placed floral garnitures anon
which velvet bows may rise up enec
ively. Gentle shadings OF one co.ol
however, are admissible and a beautliU
specimen in hel.ouope has just bee
forwarded by Lore * Taylor, with q
invoice of other hats and dresse:
Young girls wear the broad shade Lat
without fancy twistings OF brlm an
the trimming, IS more IN garland stylC
the same being true OF misses an
small girls whose hats are sometimes a
broad well nigh as they are long. In
expensive and pretty shade hats ar
made of silk null shrred on medIur
sized frames and straWs or hats mad
on straight Dlrectoire frames afford
change.
TdPoRTED COSTUMES,