The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12
FASHIONS FANCIES.
Pretty Summer Styles in Gowns
and Tea Jackets-Undressed
Kid Gloves.

Charming fabrics for summer wear are
finely dotted Swiss muslins, printed with
punches Of fnet or sprays of flowers. A
maize colored muslin, with white spots
and branches Of plums scattered about is
very tempting. while quite the prettie st
OF all, in my opinion, Is one OF pale Nile
green. with clusters of purple grapes.
Black satin hand bags are edged with
tassels and delicately hand painted.
Sheer gray homespuns fiecked with
white make summer gowns by the sea.
Silver galoon is used for bands under
transparent crepe, gauze or Chiffon
gowns.
Sailor ties of blue and white foulard
are worn with sailor blouses and blazers.
Narrow steel GALLONS trims gray Hen
rietta, silk and Bedford cording costumes.
Light gingham gowns are finished with
collar, cuffs and girdle Of black velvet.
Stockings are made TO match the dress,
and all sorts of petticoats, whether of
silks, satin or surah, are much trimmed
with lace fiOunces and ruffiss.
Beach dresses of French or outing fan
mel come usually in stripes of figures, the
anchor being one of the favorite designs;
the full English skirt or kilt plated ones
are best suited to the requirements of
these seaside dresses, winch are often
made with REFER and q shirt OF India
silk.
Valenciennes lace In ribbon designs
is shown.
Sprays aud wreaths Of artificial clover
blossoms are pretty trimmings.
Mauve silk is brocaded with black
palm leaves.
Gauze fans have prettily carved outside
mounts.
A model from q renowned London
tailor is of cream serge; the skirt Is some
what wider than usual, and has three
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naval braid, the front being also enctreled
with it; the plain bodice Is cut almost
round, extremely short on the hips and
banded with three rows of braid at the
neck, and three at the waist going across
instead of up and down; over this is worn
a short Elton jacket trimmed on the edges
with tiny overlapping gilt buttons; it has
sailor collar embroidered in golden
stars, aud at the neck is loose sailor
knot of white crepe de chine. The cap is
of white ooze calf aud the shoes of white
canvas, trimmed with white kid.
For young girls. suits Of navy blue with
crimson shield collar and cuffs, gold en-
broidered, are pretty and becoming.
The unbleached linen gowns that are so
pretty aud sensible, have upon them
arge, white pearl buttons, the sort that
are warranted to button; and which,
after they have done duty on your gown,
may appear upon small boys pique
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alter on. when they are relegated 10 the
button bag, they will be drawn upon to
figure on bands, or wherever good.
strong, reliable button IL required.
The gayest gowns of the Summer are
those of black or white mousseline de
sole strewn with punches OF bright blosi
SONS, roses, violets or bluets, or great
clusters of lilacs or hydrangeas. Inser :
tions of white or black lace trim the
skirt or its hounces, and the bodice has
lace yoke and perhaps sleeves of lace.
There are also gowns of black chiffon en-
broidered with small bright-colored
flowers, rosebuds, forget-me-nots or but
tercups made over colored silks. A pretty
model over turquoise blue silk is black
chiffon with small punches of forget me
nots IN the paless blue with green leaves.
yhe deni-trained skirt has "a thick ruehe
of plain black chiffon for its only trim
mirg A round bodice crossed in front is
drawn full over the blue skirt. the ends
passing under the top of tue skirt, and
has sleeves of plain black chiffon. Pale
blue uucut velvet ribbon bows are set M
the outer side of the sleeves. and on the
frili OF the neck and the jabot which
crosses the front of the bodice A bit OF
this ribbon. attached to the top Of the
sides where the bodice is Tapped.
White addressed kid sack gloves will
be worn all summer with white cloth,
white muslin. or cotton gowns OF any
description. For more elabolate wear the
defeats pearl giace glove. the mosquet-
aiye, with two o. fouf buttons and q