The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-14
Some White Froeks. From Harper's Bazar.[

Tn these toTriu ddys lmtnucuIate white frocks are pleasure to the wear CT and beholder alike. One of the pret- tiest and simplest, In which a brunette of sweet sixteen looks her best, Is of white silk gingham of a quality almost as transparent as lawn, with small raised figures that have the effect of being brocaded. It is white through out. the trimming being a harness of white naoire ribbons. consisting of braces starting from shoulder-knots, meeting the belt in the back and front, with four long ends hanging thence al- most to the end of the skirt. Instead of finishing each of the ends with a bow. these were made to look lighter then eleven yards of ribbon were re- quired for this trimming. which in- cludes also collar and belt, each hav- ing a bow in front and two choux in the back.
 Nine yards of gingham make the dress. It has high waist, hooked be- hind, gathered very full below the throat, and again at the belt In the front and back. This Is over an easy fitting lining of French cambric, in which are four or i've thin whale bones. The sleeves have a balloon puff to the elbow, with close lower sleeves banded with embroidered inser- ton. Double epaulette ruffies with an insertion above the hem fall over each sleeve and give breadth to the slight figure. The skirt of straight breadths is widely hemmed, then gathered to the belt. and needs no trimming but the flying ribbons pendent from the belt.
 A, white .dSssg .for; the mountains or sea-shere haa touches of green intro- duoed&that add t0 it's look of coolness This iss of white serge in fine French weave similar to cafnel's-hsir, and is trimmed with open white silk embroi- idery in insertions, and also in scat stered white rose-buds. The serge skirt has pointed panel of embroi- dery on each side extending up to form & basque at the back. Green silk shows through the open insertion. The VuASI huo d yONc Ol puAou WHlLc NlOuS- seline over green silk, finished below with very. full-gatkered embroidered wool, attached with an erect ruffle to the yoke, and disappearing under the belt of green. .moire ribbon. A full puff of the serge brinS the top of the sleeve with embroidered bands on the close lower part. Shoulder-straps of pale green moire ribbon end in choux at the edge of the yoke.
 A. third white dress for garden par. ties is of white crepon with silk crepe stripes two inches wide It is made over yellow taffeta throughout. The skirt has - trimming, but is well stiff. fened in the back from foot to belt tc keep the godet curves intact. The waist is gathered to a belt of pale vel low velvet, and again to yoke o1 white guipure over yellow silk. A ruff file of guipure lace. falling below the yoke, is short in the middle and point ed long on each side Gigot sleeves lined with yellow have insertions o1 guipure around the top. The crust collar is of yellow velvet, matching thu belt, and is finished in the back with g bow of large loops. To complete thi. toilet is hat of yellow silk null hold ing two white birds. The parasol 1. of white chiffon over yellow, and tht gloves are pure white kid, without wide stitching on the back.