Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
FASHIONS 4rs4RAroaA.


white Outfits white with Coiors or
Black and white-- Dinner and Even
ing Dresses. Answers and Notes.
| Special correspondence OF Gazette and journal
NEW YoRK, Aug. 24.--The most dis
tinctive feature in watering place lie
this summer, is tho great prominence
given to white From the chiffon parasol
To the white shoe, no color appears and
it makes no matter apparently, how
difficult may be the way across streets
or on pavements. One wears a White
/ shoe and that is enough Complete
suits of white Bedford cord or duck are
extremely popular for dress, but where
something thinner is wanted, nainsook
or lawn are the usual selection. Lovely
white outfits for afternoon or evening
or occasionally for morning at this
dressy resort, are of silk null and white
China silk seems to adapt itself to all
occasions, from late breakfast to the
evening hop. Embroidered mousseline
de sole is also in much demand for
evening.
WHITE,
with touches of color or with black that
occasionally reaches "half and half'
proportion, Is an Off-shoot which brings
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material are fancifully trimmed by coll
ored ribbons that outline and often form
sashes in addition, and the idea is some
times carried on to outing dresses OF
white serge that show finish OF colored
ribbon sci in the way Of belt and shout
der strnps. Lovely morning dresses Of
nNinsook or lawn are relieved by Shout
der straps, belt and shoulder bows Of
pale green ribbon, but any color Of
course may be substituted, and an adroit
dresser may, by change Of ribbons, wear
apparently Us many different gowns
Black anu white is q feature that can
not, OF course, produce such pretty
effects o. lie Introduction Of Colors, but
il, nevertheless, in high favor, AS for
example. when black shoes and stock
illSs, with black hat touched with white,
are worn With 4 white dress. The
: gloves in this case are white, and il may
/, be added that never before has the
demand for white gloves been 80 cX-
trFvagant us at present. The fancy for
black and white extends to material and
-. from yoUnG matrons % elderly women
: silks showing black and white, in com.
binasion, arc in great request. For
!, LAWN TENNIS
\ Quontly 1T the seaside, dresses Of white
4 serge trimmed with gayiy coiorcd cross
e stitch embroidery, uru notably stylish
il one recently worn by 4 member Of tho
Hilton family, is Of pale blue srrr,
q trimmed ia the style inst mentioned an,
L. one furnished t. lIrr sister for 4 visit Il
j Newport, was Of pale gray wool Boil
d are made with Russian biousrs and bel
h skirt. Dresses Of dark serge arc trimmG,
A With light COlUrci embroidery lw,
~ pia2It dresses ordered by tile SAM
l. young ladies, are Of thin white WOO
l. showing negligr stripes Of Colorc,
IN crcwrl alternating with stripe in black
ID HE effect Is very stylish, one havinl
tr pink stripes with black between and ID
Ia other blue. The stripes are quite mar
/, row and in darning stitch and III
"A dresses ave similarly made with bluus
Drltea IN front aud having Wattca
Of plat at the back. A
ii DI%EER nREsB
a furnished Wy Lord and TAYLOR for Tn
" most rnchurchc entertainment uf til
y" season and ~ be worn again shortly d
NJ Newport, is Ut pale PINK brocadrl stti
" made with square neck, half low an
ie full, slightly pointed rorSagc A berth
nc Of palc pink embroidered noussehue Il
Se sole matches Il panel ii tie same fahri
ne let i'll thu letC side Of tie trained ski
MT which SHOWS 4 square tIblirr in from
be \ UchiaG Of embroidered mOusscliI
nd Ne Sole liulsltrs the train aud the sIrcv,
he are short round puIls edged with mol
tr seliue b. correspond HE same youn
p, lady has also had forwarded 10 her
ie- loulard dress ipr morning wear III
mIttpru lISDluVS bluD IIpNyrrs ~ q rlnIi,