The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-04
FASHIONS LATEST ClPRICES,

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FASHIONS LATEST oAPRICES.
Apretty method Of indicating the places as
signed to guests at q banquet was illustrated
at q garden party recently which ended in a
dinner. to which most Of the guests remained.
Small tables wers used to seat the guests. and
each was decorated with = different flower.
Red. white. and pink roses. sweet peas and
pies In all their gaudy tints were used. To
s saef nn l%dy w 81 t Rse isSIs wS E ,sn her ssG plaes 1S Wiz to
boutonnisre Of the flowers carried by the LADY
be was to escort. al Of which saved the eon-
fusion and scram bling Tor place involved In
seating large parties.
It is quite the custom now for the intimate
friends OF o bride elect to present her with the
ex1uisitely fine bed linen nov included among
the essentials Of the fashionable trousseau.
These sheets and pillowslips are all made with
hemstitched hens and an embroidery Of tho
interlaced initials of the brides maiden name.
To- the collection each ah1,S Of the girl Sroniss con;
embroidery designs.
The latest whim OF the ultra fashionable wo-
man Is that Of taking her ~favorite dog into the
water with her at the fashionable bathing
hour. her bathing dress In such Instances being
selected to harmoniza In color with the dogs
coat. A dark-eysd belle Of N"arragansett Pier.
whh1 has been enjoying her mprnlng plunge
has worn y serge bathing dress equally tawny
In tint witha cream oolored sash and stock
t b%rfIlii ant bie 1aaSn q brSs Ssesn e MO IL 9' the ID dueFe
Gnfo5tunstelE however. canine faith 10 the
we'll defined. and the spectacle. Of q stout. mid
dle-aged person tumblings about In the wa
edness In her arms. tied ap with ribbons to
match the color Of her bathing suit. is quite
the reverse Of agreesbly picturesque.
The amount OF money the dainty woman OK
ponds on sweet odors would support q small
family in comfort There are all manner Of
fragrant waters and soaps for her bath. all
the bath: all sorts AND, conditions OF sachets
filled with costly powders scented with the
now that the breath Itself must be psrfumed
CAPSULES cap that WHY . druggists ceonooct for the
make you faint with their sweetness.
Black is the universal mourning color in this
country. but in Russia pure white is the symbol
of bereavem emit. and In Paris a touch OF crimson
is permitted among the weeds OF woe. In Rus
sis the black Is never used for covering collins.
esased is a child. crimson for women. and
brown for widows. Italians use white cloth
for young people. and purple for adults-
The umbrella snake" 10 q little artificial
article which promises to wind its way into
our favor. for its purpose Is to encircle tho
umbrella In place Of the ordinary elastic band.
which has. a pernicious habit OF getting so
rivals Tvah in q shape the rinsha HnV Of Mrs. Camp.
A bachelor apartment In New York has .
dado about its parlor. with frequent oval and
square openings in the carvings wherein are
i Ws%sS it ths 1%h0tfgf Is @ss Of shS M ma"ss s tao! f hss
bungalow at Short Beaci in a frieze Of photo.
idea is somewhat imprnctlb!e rs one dislikes
to see ones friends .skied. me Phot9sraph
screen will now hide its diminished head.
some indefatigable purveyor for the pubic
press has ascertained the exact measurements
OF the feet belonging to the bluest blood IN
Europe. and this information has done moro
toward reconciling the American girl to wear
ing shoes that are conf rtaole on her feet
ri IItien Of Artist With their tiresons %reitera-
statues. AMI 50 w. a5g tod that t,Gh td sn3eji
toes and high h6els. No American girl cares
a Hairpin for some dead and forgotten Greciap
Gf ss, ays t sH 15.stHs; EItiis' d eP1 the sAr rSSal 'I lad los IN
Eurore has its effect on tho average siZr oi
slippers sold by the dealers anu sio'es h'leo
BY tho gluvers. -
A charming scheme Of decoration for o din
nor comprises q cover OF pink and whito lisse
for the table. the pink being fu!Ied slightly
over the white. Tall candies in silver, candle;
sticks arc covered with skates 81 PINK anu
white lissc. and down through tho centre OF
fiiu tallr silver bowls arc placed at intervals
iil!ea with paie pink blossoms.
Tho girl of the period is as particular
now about her shirt studs as is the young
man. Those !ittle useful ornaments She
IiIr,oins with tho same charm'nG lack of
principle formerly. manifested ny hsr IN the
collie tin. OF atarf uIns has been Tor
s,mo timo u Wise man tilat know whore MS
scnri pins were, and now lie, nr"da comhl-
guiiu sos and sliit stai1, " no has, u wife or
sister, II girl cousin. or intimate glrl friend,
Tho handkerchief affected by tho young
woman of ane and original taste Is an extra
sized square of linen. finished With a narrow
hem, and having II shield il ono corner or an
oval ~ color upon which is uinbro!icred IN
mnIk;ng ii NandkrrcllirfS. too. il that % writ
ing the uanu IN lla corner ana rmbru,dcr.n.c
tina signature in o!d-fashioned .Lised line.
Tho Chester carnation and orchid boLton-
Mere have given way to q bunch OF half n
dozen tiny roseHuds. with u single wlsp Of
green in THO centre.
Russian cloths and re!Our5 du noyd. which is
not velvet. but q sort oI rep wool. are among
tho novelties for fall Among tho colors ap-
proved arc many warm browns. merging into
and mingled with yellow. Changeablo effects
predoIninate In WOODEN goods vs. We'll al Six.