Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-07-21
FASHIONS AT SARATOGA
Styles I'm Making Waists And Fichus:
Morning Outfits: Evening Gowns:
Answers:

Among expensive collections or DIRE ree
the comparative absence OF OvershirtE
is an encouraging feature and while up
on occasion, one may serve speca
purpose, yet in general the arbiiers Ot
Fashion have refused 10 abandon The
graceful simplicity of outline that ha:
produced such beautiful results. Skirt:
indeed, are less trimmed that formerly
adornme9t being chisffly reserved fol-
waists and thu immense popularity OF
Independent waists, has often induced
much elaboration on the corsage, with
skirts but slightly adorned in compare
son.
INDEPENDENT WAIST.
is any thing but blouse and with Trim
effect, gives look of greai nea,ness. On
the contrary nevertheless, one may
seem wrapped in pillows of tulle
or ch ffon, with skirts to correspond OF
again-aDd this is favorlte Idea-the
skill may be of brocade or other rich
materibl with waist of diaphanous fabrlC
laid ID folds, ruffies or accordion plat
ings. Silks made plainly, are charming
ly added to by Marie Antoinette fichus
that cross in front and either meet OF
are tied at the back. For these lovely
additions chiffon is most used for even.
ing and simpler ones that may be worn
either for day or evening, are of dotted
muslin or point d'esprit, sometimes the
dots being in colors on white.
FOR MORNING.
it is impossible to overestimate tie
popularity of duck suits. Their style,
GOODNESS and serriceaole qualities, which
even in this fashionable resort, go fol-
something, are inestimable and the
colored vest gives Just the required
touch of iauntiness. Those who can
afford 1t, are supplied with suits OF
pure white either in linen or linen and
silk, but equal prestige attaches to out
fits in the favorite butter yellow or
those in white, showing minute epecks
of color set in close brocade designs.
Many prisons however. wear quite
genteel suits In stripes of dark blue,
tan, brown or solid colors in the same.
For morning walks, drives or short ex-
cursions, these dresses lend and after
the days outing, whether on land or
water, ali agree that nothing so effect
ually removes sun burn or is so cooling
to the skin, IS Murray and Lanmgns's
Florida water. Among visitors here
there seems but one opinion as to its
delightfully."- refreshing qualities and ow-
ing to the extreme heats IN June, IN
usually LIBERAL supplies we're purcha ed
by travellers and summer tourists.
FOR HOPS
and villa parties, lovely dresses are
made Of India lawn, lam ook or en-
broldered muslin, tie latter sometimes
in patterns that reach the entire length
Of the skirt and where the material is
plain, rows of insertion, with one or
more edged rUfflles Or founcee. are
emipently in order. The favorlte style
for these, is accordion plating that
sometimes appears throughout, even for
waist and sleeves and much dressine-s
resu Is from making them over silk.
Both in embroidered and plain fabrics.
delicate colors are noticeable. More
expensive evening crowns are made of
gauze over silk and extremely beautiful
ones are of geuze in moire patterns.
"Mrs y" an examination Of hand
some dresses at Saratoga, shows that all
worthy the same, are protected by the
,. II. & NJ. first quality bias velveteen
skirt binding, which is acknowledged to
be far superior to all other articles of
the kind, since by reason of firm texture
aud the best dye, it retains color and
wears to the last. Many women know
the annoyance caused by a giving out
of the skirt binding, long before the
dress is worn and they will be glad to
know of class of goods which bring
comfort in place of vexation. S. H. &
NJ. is on every bolt.
"Lucy." embroidered batiste is the
newest introduction for yokes and
epauletts are to match. "A Marie An.
tonitte fichu of black chiffon or point
d'esprit would tasteful with your pale
gray silk.
LUCY CARTEB.