Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-24

est magenta. ThCrc was also band of tho masccnta color down tho front of the waist. Another gown nearly like that was of light terra COtta glaCc, with blouse effect, to tho front of the waist, while all tho rest was cut en prinCcsSc. On the waist and hanging below it for a short distance wCrc lace set pieces of trimming. The collar was of magenta silk, with q vii olCt shade. Tho sleeves were enormous puffs of magcnta silk, plaitcd in such manner as to resemble muskmclons. These puffS rcachcd below the elbow and were stuffed to keep them in position. They must be interesting 10 wear in hot weather.
 The blouse has more variations than l can mention. almost every dress for what ever occasion having this distinguishing feature There was A palc coaChmans $ drab tailor blouse gown. Tho skirt hung in one stiff, uuhrokcn circle, except in tho back, whrrr thcro wrrr three hurnooSe plaitS which swCllcd out at the bottom like tin horns, and which wCr0 almost as stiff. Down the right sidc was a hand of brocad- cd satin in green and old roSc, and this was finished with two bows at the bottom. Two sets of loops w":c fastened at tho sides of the waist, and thCSc aS well as thoSc at the hultom were of old rosC velvet, Tho blouse had one fold, and on tho waist were two narrow lines of gNld braid and two tllt ft,,>l,d frNid huttnu>- Tho upper plr;S If the slv,'N,s WrTr Uf the hrvcalr. Au.,nEl lhr qui-,>> and ranks of fashion Is ollr now ivr uahi"E tl,~r heavy hillnw cr,, ,ls Nyi>c Wlich k lot ;lt all p7rt- | ty. ;-'''l.,' i'r Very aar- ulli~hrd dr,'SS- | w%'.,'-l v 'lp lEr,vl lt .>y rolled crrpons >ot' ..: Ii...1,, III l. d :..ll Tine effect k | h,'..,3 ( ., N..,v, l'2l ,':,' .n1uld l'r very >u.r uf ! ,+... ..!,Hy ll.,HN N,nturing on | t'I Il ..., ..'.' ,.,':.r l..,wu srIuitraus- | I.,y,. t,.,,...~. ..;.l ihv u>rr lu'd in folds o>rr !rl!nw >li, Thn yellow shows thn'Ua.h tAr i.','~'.,.- with a decidedly rich ct:r
 T,, 2. ..g, ,o,.,,.' r,, l.lata ,ill>~, and they w,,~'> i- >,nl,, CT cream colrr and the plsid i. !,il,,,,: l}!' surface by means of | l.,.s I:., ,in d,}t,:tr rrlrrS The silk is alWuy, heavy "Gd lirA and the lines thrown Up il s..jn finish. These arr usu- ally Fl ';lr into f1HvE waists alone, hut of ten A 1,'.,l'skill i~ s,1'u of tho same, and
 i'll v .;,.t t't,'..r i, a hrlt Ur yoke or other
 trin:.tu.S 1Iailr If Velvet If a dark shade
 or thr darkest color i2 hrrlaid.
 -\mon.: tl:c ori.,r things that ono notice.
 now ay,' tlrI Eu!ul, ~ If fine whit1 dresses
 made If >ily,- lawn and embroidered
 >Wi>~. H. . have the regulation sets ot
 rill'.M }ArH!tU",, with tluo lace aS a finish
 There are nl>owhitc caprS with black
 larr lH!l uNvr them smoothly to throw uI
 the pattern. ThrcN arc also black satir
 aGd velvet va.,s swjthwhitc lace applied il
 much the >,,mo I}lnuHr. And there art
 white ln~l~,l~. ln"rr than l could men
 ton ard c:. | entirely diffcrrnt from th'
 other. IT." c'.rhing para>ol is of white
 palo l!u", iu, IT green, with borders O
 woven i3 ,,.i,rS in stc2ug contrast S,'Nruf thrrr;rl.jnS and carriage rarasrl l 4rc cHyr",rd with rl""r yards of putrCd ant l rullrI chiffon than l darc estimate. Ru 5 just at t." pr, ,rHt moment the plain whit s parl~, l. Ire i;t\ugitrS.
 | T"iuN l :Hw H mourning gown suitahl
 fnr a Nuuu:; girl wln has lost a VarCut Thu dr,~~ i,>r!t i~ of dead lustrr bcngaline and Ihr sLirt w@S cut in the approved cir