Smyrna times., 1894-06-13
For the Smyrna T'imes
New York Fashions.
THIN DRESSES BLOUSE WAISTS !:
BRIDAL OUTFITS WHITE AS A
FASHION: ANSWERS.

Thin dresses are chiefly of batiste,
Organdy, dotted muslin or dimity and
are made with round waists, the most
popular styles in finish being length
wise rows of insertion that may alter
nate with putfs or shirrings that are
often laid in yOkes and occasionally
around the hips. Great dash is OBJ
tanned by means of black insertion
placed in dresses of poppy red Organdy
and new effects also accrue from the
use of white insertion on dark blue or
green organdy gowns. In these cases,
the belt, collar and perhaps sack should
be of white ribbon and where black in
sertion is used, the ribbons should also
Of course, be black. On other thin
gowns, black mOire ribbon is frequently
used and all told, this special garniture
is certainly the leading finish of the
season, both for millinery and dresses.
BLOUSE WAISTS
are shown in immense numbers and
variety and range from serviceable
ones in percale, gingham or cotton
cheViot, to very dressy ones in chiffon.
Poppy waists" are so called because
made in bright red chiffon and while
they are usually mOnopolized by
brunettes, the same class of wearers
also find yellow chiffon waists especi-
ally stylish and this the more so, since
bright buster yellow has become a
fashionable color, embroideries of it be.
! ing added either to dresses of the same
or to thin white gowns, white usually
however are worn over yellow silk
Fancy silk blOuses are very desirable
as substitutes for waists of wool suit.
that may be warm or perhaps severe
for indoors Skirts could be retained
and such combination is particularly
to be commended in case of short so
jOurns, when a small amount of bag
gage is so advantageous.
BRIDAL DRESSES.
June is the month for weddings ant
dresses are made chiefly of satin o
moire, with trimmings of lace or chiffon
the latter being most appropriate 70
youthful brides, even when lace is nc
found too expensive. The travelling
dress is preferably of tan or gray me
hair and since high grade perfumery
in especial favor this season, as a con
pleton to the wedding outfit, no brid
of position Omits supply of Murray
Lanman's Florida water, which delit
iOusly fragrant as ever, is such an al
knowledged luxury and comfort eithe
, in summer or winter.
' WHITE OUTFITS
: are more than ever fashionable and Il
style of a tailor made duck suit wit
white hat, shoes, gloves and parasal
: match, is beyond criticism. White duo
! hats are shown to match, but qui
$ suitable ones are of straw that may
l worn with other dresses. Linen sui
4 in tan, with finishing of black moi
? ribbon are also much liked by stylii
q people and for these and other sire
e suits, short open jackets over vests th
e generally contrast are most in ord6
o Nothing however is more attracti
e than dresses of plain colored crept
r with collar and belt of contrasting VI
vet.
) Mrs. C."-Quite new jackets imita
:. a mans cutaway coat and are thus
:, direct opposition to those with hari
= skirts that are as yet in great maj'
y ity.
u Lucy A."-Iulle IS now Del
y largely used in millinery, chiefly
J. rosettes, bows or loops and while
4 employment of white tulle is most fl
9. quent, yet colors are likewise an e
ment. A meeting of extremes is a.
ne apparent in the placing of birds
V. birds plumage in completion a
te usually there is choice between sno
white songster or one of inky blackne
Change is given by black vigrettee.
IL. W."-Bright yellow straw h
are shown in Difference to the far
IL. for butter yellow and are prefera
trimmed with black. Lucy CART