The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24


Yellow and white are a favorite combine
ton for this season. superseding In popu::
larity the always cool-looking green and
white effects.
again, and the latest novelty, which Is not
at all pretty. has wreathes OF tiny flowers
embroidered on the back.
Barge is beginning TO put In an appear.
ance and may certainly be reckoned among
the fashionable materials. Black barege
promises to be worn over color.
When duck gowns are made by the dress.
null, they assume the air OF elegance quite
foreign to the tailor-made coat and skirt.
Very lovely are the open-fronted Partisan
cred affeta or China silk and worn over
petticoats and blouse vests OF white or yell
low guipure lace.
Mohair is gaining In favor. especially In
and glossy as silk. A rival of the popular
black and white check comes in a new
and white.
watered silk bids fair to be in much
request next winter. The newest style
of watering is that which includes circular
clusterings like the knots in certain woods.
and which are called eyes and 10 which
the name of MORE oeil Is therefore given.
as G ars aSna with that ss sn . and
blue silk. belt and collar Of black MORE
ribbon and short revers OF white or ecru
mutton sleeves Of plain blue canvas or
cashmere. or Of the blue and white checks
now fash 1i; in silk and fine WOODEN
up in this very taking and new Partisan
style.
Besides the fine French organizes and
pfn-dotted Swiss muslins that are in such
favor for white frocks this summer, soft.
boss %g and the lawn ARE
limp is used for gowns that are accordion
pieated, or have crimped face-edged frflls.
f fi and bretelles. the pleating remain
wiry nature.
1t is said. on good authority, that small
drop earrings are to be worn again, which
draws attention to the fact of how COM
pletely any but a diamond solitaire earring
has vanished from the ranks OF fashion.
The present demand for small ornaments.
buckles, slides, lace and hat pins, and the
innumerable other trinkets in gold and sill
yer which are now in vogue has given
distinct impetus to the trade Of the jew
eler and silvcrsmith.
Scores Of new fancy. waists of the most
charming description imaginable are daily
presented in all OF Fashions favorite en-
poriums. The styles are endless, SO are the
fabrics and trimmings composing them,
and each new model seems a little more
lovely and desirable than the last. They are
variously formed of the delicate and beau-
tiful laces, of Powered taffetas and summer
satins. of India muslins as shadowy in tex
and silk-wrought in floral designs of ba-
tiste, organdie, yelling, and They are
made appropriate for day or evening wear.
There is growing tendency towards box
pleated and killed dress skirts. Sometimes
the pleats are confined TO the front and
back of the skirt, which is gored and slight
ly gathered on the sides. This style Is
noticed among the linen pique, Holland and
grass cloth costumes as well as in those
made of silk or sheer wool. For those at
all inclined to stoutness the kits or box
pleats are attached 10 deep hip yoke 70
avoid bunchiness below the waist. This
yoke is either braided. ribbon-trimmed or
otherwise decorated, or else ii is finished
with an apron overdrapery. with long sash
ends in the back. The little French jacket.
cut very much like an Eton, but little
longer, is worn with these skirts.