Smyrna times., 1895-08-14
Corre<po"cience To The TImts.

corre<po"dcace To He TJaps
HoTTEL Majestic, NEW YORK. Augnst
The splendid lawns at Newport in.
vie L" afternoon festivities and these
occasions bring out in force. an endless
variety OF gowns. CrepOn is largely
represented and talfeta silk as we'll
nut The run on batiste or grass linon
amounts to a rage aud seriously inter-
lcreS with the aesthetic character of
the seasons styles, since neither are
rea y pretty. One regrets moreover
the hne effects consequent on A prev.
ious employment of heavy lace for
coIarelttS etc, particularly when con.
IraSttd with the interminable disrlav
"i plainly woven vellowish material
mat mas taken its place or the eoualIv
Objectionable yellow lace.
DOTTED MUSLIN
IS very fashionable and apDears in
white, pale yellow or showing coloreJ
or black dots on a white surface
sometimes black dotted muslin is
worn with a very ornate black hat and
only touch of color in the wav ofa
coTSage bouquet, etc, gives evidence
Ihat The Wearer is not in mourninC
stylish black hats worn with colored
dresses are also most effective II il
moreover season of artificial flowers
as witness the collars made whoIIv of
them, the lavishly trimmed hats and
even parasols and in this connection il
may ne remarked that a like cbarminU
l,luslon Is noticeable at Newport as at
saratoga since the belle who carries a
Olossom laden parasol, with collar and
nat 10 match, by the delicate aroma Of
murray and Lamman's Florida water
Stimulates Natures choicest perfume
and herself the fairest flower y he
comes altogether captivating One
would not recognise her as the same
creature who some hours preyious
"hen mounted on swift going
BICYCLE,
seemed to hurl defiance at the world
10 genera and man in particular
Along the stretch of Bellevue Avenue
riders take their course and fashion,
able women are provided with dressas
OF covert cloth serge, light mixed wool
alpaca pique or linen and with the ex.
ception of linen, narrow gored skirts
reaching to the ankles are in order
Linen suits have box plated skirts
hnicKeroockers have quite displaced
peVucoats, but with wool dresses, thew
are preferably of silk, because the two
wool surfaces cling together inconvep.
iently. 80"
DIVIDED SKIRTS.
are seen and though Norfolk and other
Dlouses are worn, yet most riders nre-
er short jacket. With linen suits
,he Norfolk blouse is almost de rj0,1e,,,.
Fashion moreover demands siric,I,,
ailor made dresses and the s. H& Nj
irst quality bias velveteen skirt hind.
ug is as much used as on walking or
nuoor gowns, for which it has become
recognised necessity to ladies who
ave regard to their foot gear. since
part from its elegant finish, the smooth
ur1ace prevents damage to the shoes.
GLOVES
9r bicycling are of chamois or silk
nth palms overlaid by light ouajitv
Gather or thick kid and of courss
ley must be of easy fit. Legpinps ara
eaVy Knit wool or light leather and
eau gear Is simple, usually a sailor
az or cap. GauZe wells are almost ex-
uslveiy In favor. Yachting dresses
re OF similar materials to those worn
II bicycling and gloves are best when
chamois or substantantial kid. The
Nor hat with gauze veil is worn
tenest and is in better taste than
p. With linen suits, linen covered
IL Is thought high style. Some few
DRESSEY GOWNS
e now made in Louis XIV style and
ore than one elaborate costume
rtially initiates the costumes worn
Marie Antoinette. Changes from
esent prevailing fashions are made
low throated outlines and drapery
1sslng the corsage, while skirts open
er front breadths of different fabric
Sleeves remain large nevertheless
t though the full sleeve must even.
ally pass away, its exit will be slow.
LUCY CARTEp