The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-28


centre to cover the seam made hy Join
lug, ana carry the lace from the belt Of
bodice point in front over the shoulders
TO the point in the back. This is easily
Gone, aud a fichu-like effect is obtained,
becoming 10 Bil figures, and the lace seal
Tops fail upon the neck covering the plain
edges Of the slightly open corsaee be-
meath. The folds laid down the centre
increase ia width As they near the points.
n order 10 decrease the size of the fichu
gradually, as it leaves the shoulders.
Narrower lace sewed all around the edges
Of two long straight searIs of silk net can
also be adjusted in like manner.
Shirred mats and bouuets Of tulle Will
be more than ever the fashion this season.
Sailor hats, very dainty and choice, are
EhoWns made of Shirred point d'espfit
nets in black, white and gray and tan
color.
The newest gloves for day and eve ming
wear are in the fashionable color-corn-
flower blue. These are loud, and no lady
with modest taste In dress would care
TO wear them. Dog-skin gloves in mild
shades CT tan and brown, with leather
bindings and brass buttons look smart
with tailor-made gowns. They will stand
a good deal of hard wear. The pretties5
evening gloves ere in soft, nameiess
shades CT pink mauve, gray, gray and
yellow. Short gloves are very little
worn.
A striking costume at a flower fair was
OF male uaauve satin, with a thick fringe
OF Neapolitan violets falling from the
waist to the hem in front, and similar
iringes round the basque and the low
bodice. Another handsome dress was
composed OF daffodil yellow bengaline,
wreathed with the wood violet. 4 cow
slip was represented In yellow brocade,
trimmed with embroidered chiffon Of
the same shade, and frinEes OF coEslips
Another Of white satin WAS draped aud
Te1led with chiffon, caught with punches
OF while lilac. OF which the Doquet was
composed. The favorite boquets we're in
great variety, the most favorite being IN
the form OF fans.
Long English travelling cloaks of
checked summer cheyiot or striped
Queens tweed are made with very deep
lypofnted Jokes and full bishop sleeves
OF velvet. golden brown. moss green,
dark nasturium red, or olive gray. The
sleeves and waist portion are silk-lined
and the wrap entire is stylish and most
desirable garment for long journeys by
rail or steamer
Gowns OF black grenadine rival those
OF lace so long III favor. The square
meshea plain grenadine is NEST used.
Then dotted, serBentine striped or plaided
are all fashionable.
Most of the grenadine gowns are made
over colored silk, which may be plain
color or else chan geable taffefa, and they
are enriched with flowers or panels Of
lace and trimmings OF jet, gold galIoon
or the iewelled passamenferIes
Some handsome black grenadine dresses
made over satin have crest Of white Rui-
pure lace that Is studded with large Jet
nail heads, or with smaller bits of cut
steel
With regard to ribbons, very wide, soft
shot silks find favor for mats. and four
thoh width for trimmings Tinsel en-
troidery appears on the solid eolors and
spots OF several sizes; but the charming
little Dompadour sprigs on satin grounds
are the leading ideas, while the fagorlte
flowers are the coWslip. the polyanthus,
cornt0wer aud the puttercup, and fruits
are preparing for the later season.
Brecades on gold gauze ribbons are much
worn, and shot silks, which often display
brocaded forget-me-nots and pansies and
times eliiptlcal- The favorite combina-
lions are brown aad blue, lemon eolored
and sky blue. pink aud yellow, yellow
and green, black aud gold
Lace trimmed basques are to be con-
sderabiy worn this summer. and they
serve to smarter up a simple little silk
or even cotton gown amazingly. For
young girl who has only limited
amount Of money TO spend on be eason's
clothes II is an immense saving 10 have a
bodice for small afternoon and
bodice to match the same skirt for a gar.
den party or race meeting. One very
nice gown of this description was OF
sieux-rosa foulard, with a tiny pattern Of
white leaves all over il. The skirt WIS
close fitting, and yerF heavily pleated
into the back. The only trimming IN
this skirt WAS two narrow 1ounces, one
of foulard; aud falling over that a mar
row frIIi of cream rOl0rad laca