New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
THE FASHIONS.
SOME OUTING GOWNS.
cu11pREN,s SUMMER DREsSEs-PARAsoLS OF THs

cJr11pREN's SUMMER DRESSEs-PARAsoLS OF The
SEASON
The first summer weather calls attention 10 INC
,ranv graceful designs In outing gowns now sho"h AZ
the shous The tdazer suit OF Jacket, shir1 H>' anu
straight skirt promises to be moro popuiar .an ''
for the coming season. There are many n". -
n, this suit and It is made In many materials, Hom
i, s,orm tweed TO figured white duck ana serViceaoe
chov,ot In general utility this suit has never oeen
excelled The new blazer jackets are deedediy w.
,erent from those Of last season and upon the cu' ~
chic Of the tacket entire style OF the slt aepe
Tho newest blazers for young ladies are maze WIN
hort fronts like an Eton jacket and elon0~eo w.
.u,ns a, the back Stiu another style consas" Oh
Tho he,ted HOUSE adapted to the blazer ehecs oy opH
80 Witch disclose the shirt waist beneath a moro
Yopular style than either has the jacket oe'.s
| NJ the back and flowing loosely IN Hoi' iicse
Jackets finished with simple roh'ns '''A'
out notch ..,,,.,,. r,o%ertc,
for outing use there tweeds INTRODUCED n. .
variety OF colors including brown, whIte' o'e"S w
and black. There are also SOU 'o "
nure indigo blue color and twilied "ease VIM" %
d nv ladies who object to tho harsh teA'u'c W
an English serge.
The new duck suitings promise to De esp'"ny
popuar for outings, they may be us easily iiuie N
s an old fashioned Bingham gown ana can ,'us re
new their freshness repeatedly They are mane wiz.
. ,mna hel skirt united TO q belt which Is p"n'ed
NJ the ton and straight the lower side ana Is "o
over the shirt waist Of hnen batiste. ZINC. =.
linen duck with flowing fronts ana peleu vi n.'eN
hack completes the snt This suit Of jacket ana sh''
without the batiste waist, costs $50 IN the shops'
The batiste waist costs "a more. These suits arc
aS,o,o,,y prcttv In white batste sprgged with the
,inest agures In black or COLOR striped with nne
hair line stripes They are with batste nnen
waists IN red navy blue and other shades seedeo VII"
fine white dots. Plain white batiste waists are worn
with suits Of plain white duck. For general wear
with serge and worsted outing dresses. shirt waist
~ changeabe Silk either plain surah or s'rah SEEDED
With white dots is chosen. The white and the col
ord silks. striped with hair lines in flower colors,
are also chosen for shirt waists.
ror misses and older school girls, the suspender
init umde with a pointed bodice and bell SKIRT and
worn with q full guipure Of bright colored
silk Is preferred for serviceable wear. These
suits are generally made OF blue serge. The bell
skirt is finished with a plain hem and only the
bias seam at the back 1t Is fitted around tho
hips at the belt with from five to seven little goress
one directly I'm front three as the case may
be- on either side This suit costs in the shops, with
out the silk g1lmpe. about Sl2. The guimpe costs
from 81 TO IS more. There are few suits In tho
shops for tall growing girls, made with RUSSIAN
blouse. reaching about midway down the SKIRT
Tho blazer suit which is displayed for girls from ten
TO SIXTEEN quite similar to the one worn by grown
but the sk1rT IL SIMPLY nuisiicu q
roll whero the belt should be, and this finish Is COM
petely concealed beneath the blouse waist Of white
lawn which hangs It, This blouse is made In sailor
fashion with deep square collar at the back edgea
with embroidery. and boxpeat In the centre OF tho
front trimmed both sides with embroidery.
natty ntlo jacket with high sleeves, smartly fitted to
the figure. and flowing in 'front.' completes the suit
when an extra wrap Is required
Childrens cambria dresses made In simple styles
which may DO easily laundred little more en-
broidery Is used than last season. Very frequently
full rne Of the dress material about four inches deep,
finishes the neck Of blouse dresses. Black velvet
sasles OF ribbon abont two inches wide used on
small chldrens dresses. and they often begin on the
shoulder 60 down to the waist inc where they cross
directly in front and pass around to the back where
they are tied In bow. with ends. pale blue ana
white cambria and white striped is very pretty
finished in this way. Clallles In rich coors sprgged
with flowers. are stu very popular for afternoon wear
and for any occasion when more elaborate dress 10
reouired for a child They ore made with null PLAIN
SKIRTS containing breadth each. fiu yoke wapsW'
with tucked yokes OF the dress material ana uu Eng.
lisl sleeves falling low from the shouder' u8S
grdlc OF tho dress material pointed at the 'front.' ana
c,mnv cyossed az the back, conccals ~ Inns vhGo
skirt Joins the waist.
The new parasols for servceable use In city sree1
and for travelling are Gay little affairs OF chongeaos
silk mounted the highest frames ana eitner uh'
lined or lined under the ribs The handles arc OF
roturoi wood silver handle is longer con-
sIdered good form It has been vngarned BY cheap
imitation. very pretty and useful parasoi may
he purchased low as ~ 30.
For promenade and carriage use and for watering
places there are many parnsos OF soft white chnon
ppnned on the frames and lined under the ribs with
While silk so ms to give them substance enough TO
NO snn ades These are trimmed with white laceQ
or with rlies Of chiffon. and mounted on sticks OF
natural wood. There are also paras0s OF BLACK
chiffon Some Of the pretticst Of these parasos IN
white or black are spangled -, n. .
Thanks due to Messrs. Lord Taylor, Best g
Co.. and Arnold Constable CO.