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157 ST . U G U S A N O I FOR FASH silk fluting headed with several cross -strips of satin . The same trimming is put on round the edge of the casaque and is trimmed with a puffing of lace above a deep lace flounce . 14 d er The long train is also trimme with narrow white lace, of Th eau eCasle ques,. with large draped folds at the back, thee de saeve tt-wid Wami The body is made half-high on the shoulders , and is worn falling loose from the neck, is also worn , but less, however, over a white lace chemisette ; the Marie Antoinette sleeves are trimmed with lace. Pink flowers in the hair. er tig anxt htls thNe othto mode -fit. ting casaques, composing the great maFIG. V.-WALKING -DRESS OF GRAY MOHAIR .-The under- jority of modern out-of-door garments , we see mantelets of skirt is trimined with one deep ruffle , headed by a ruche of different shapes preferred by a certain number of people . the same ; the upper -skirt , body , and sleeves , are trimmed Elderly ladies , all those who do not wish to go out in a to correspond, and the former is very much looped up over tight -fitting casaque , wear the circular mantelet , rounded e large tournure. Black straw hat, with a gray, curled plume. at the back, and continued into long lapels in front . On FIG. VI -CARRIAGE-DRESS OF MAUVE AND WHITE STRIPED the other side , with fancy costumes, we see very pretty SILK.-The bretelle mantilla, or skeleton skirt , as it is some- mantelets forming a pelerine at the back and rounded lapels times called , is made of black silk. This garment has no under this pelerine, as well as in front . The latter models are meant for young married and unmarried ladies ; they ESS OF GREEN SILK .-The under-skirt are trimmed with a narrow fluting, or with a marquise FIG. sin.VII - DINNyER-DR eve sle d me y ck is pla , but ver long, and trim with a heav bla and et al green cord around the bottom . The upper-dress is of rich rucho of the same materi as the mantel . black silk, trimmed with fringe , looped at the sides with CHILDREN'S FASHIONS . eveESs.S OF MAUVE -COLORED FOULARD.ettesVII d has NI noERsleDR , anI -PAN rosFIG. FIG. 1.- DRESS OF VIOLET-COLORED AND WHITE STRIPED One deep ruffle trims the bottom of the under-skirt . The MOHAIR FOR A YOUNG GIRL. -The under -skirt has one deep edge ofthe upper -skirt , body, and sleeves , are trimmed with ruffle ; the upper-skirt , which is also trimmed with a ruffle , has a square apron front , and is looped up and trimmed at IX.-WA FIG. s . ING -DRESS OF BLACK SILK , with the under- the back with violet-colored bows . Wide violet silk sash . ower narr ruffleLK skirt and casaque trimmed with a rich plaiting ofblack silk. The body is cut square in front , and the sleeves are demiGENERAL REMARKS.- It will be seen by our wood-cuts that w hat, wiWth vio let MOum WhiteES stSraOF . , STRIPED WITH there is nothing very new in the shape of bonnets and hats. wide. HAeIR STRA -COLORED pl FIG. II.-DR The former continue to be very stall at the back, very nar- BROWN, FOR A LITTLE GIRL.- The skirt is a good deal gored , row at the sides , and very high in front ; the latter are prin- and trimmed with one rufile. The waist is made open in cipally frames to hold a few flowers and a little lace to front , half-high on the shoulders , and is worn over a white perch over the forehead. The sailor -shaped collar is more under-body. Short , white, puffed sleeves. Brown silk sash , and more popular, especially with those ladies who have ILOnRst COraSTwUM For morning wear , they are edged with anFIG. d hatIII.-SA . E FOR A BOY FROM FIVE TO SEVEN ofbrow oredthr slin s. , with a bow of the same, or a white bow, YEARS OLD. -Jacket with a large turned-down collar, open in muoat coltty pre front , and loose, wide trousers of blue cloth , piped with arde to the. make of dresses, we are glad to say white. Black leather belt , edged with a double piping of th th gedthwireg same edWi that no change has taken place, for so numerous have been white kid. Shirt of fine linen, arranged in narrow tucks . the new styles lately, that the fashion would almost change l turned -down collar. Black cravat. between the time a lady took her dress to her dress -maker Smal FIG. IV.-APRON OF BLACK GLACE SILK , with braces joined Short dresses for street wear, for together in front with cross strips of silk . It is trimmied t hongme; .short dresses for the morning for the with narrow satin cross -strips , and satin buttons put on in an senyou botdh got old itand young, long dresses for afternoon , or visiting , seems to be scallops in front. Small , rounded pockets , with a small the rule . But the make of these is so varied , and when not N FO too exaggerated , the looped and puffed skirts are so be- boFIG. ROon R hA. LITTLE GIRL .-Gored apron of black in up w ofsat V.-AP eac alpaca, scalloped out round the bottom , and edged with a ng chi t er m es witOn tha one nev tir the of . g s est h e of the pretti new walkin -dresse whic we have narrow fluting . A gimp button is placed at the point of seen had but one skirt , which was ruled three -fourths of each scallop . Two small , round pockets are trimmed with the way up at the back, and all the way up the front al as the apron . ws made of theN same materi breadth ; the bodice was made tight -fitting , with a postil- boFIG. VI.-APRO FOR A LITTTE GIRL .-Apron of black grosannd- grain silk , with braces and a small plastron. The braces are lion-basque behind ; this is jaunty for a nice figure , Co trimmed round with a ruche of the same material ; this r an pedabo rts.present fashion are the newe thethi loongs -uputskithe The th newest trimming is continued upon the apron , simulating a double fections, as the French call them, that is paletots , basques , skirt open at the side . It also hides the slit pocket on the etc. , etc., in black or colored silks , muslin, grenadine , etc. , right side, and is finished off with two loops and lappets . not made to match the dress, only to harmonize with it. FIG. VII.-PINAFORE OF WHITE NAINSOOK ; the front part is We will not say that no more paletots are worn . It is too trimmed with tabs formed of narrow strips of nainsook , convenient a fashion, too necessary even , in the female stitched , edged round with a narrow border in embroidery. toilet , for them to be able to dispense with it. We will The body of the pinafore is gathered on to a band edged with then say only that the paletot transforms itself this year embroidery round the top. The short sleeves are gathered into a tunic -casaque , forming at once a tight -fitting bodice d toRE ponFOdRE D res I .-GO . OF BROWN HOLLAND , edged all cor trim VIIme PINA and a second skirt . Whether this garment be called a andFIG. casaque , or a second dress , it is no less true that it takes the d bra d d ste un th ve redROwaN OF BL wor ACK SI LK id FO.R A YOUNG GIRL.-The IX.-AP place of a paletot , and that , especially when made of black ro FIG . wi silk , it quite answers the same purposes . The tight -fitting skirt and pockets are trimmed with a black silk frill edged casaque is worn either merely upon an under-skirt, to avoid with black guipure lace ; the body is only trimmed with putting on two tight bodices, one over the other , or else FIG. X.-APRON FOR A YOUNG GIRL.-This skirt is made lace. ice.notice the tunic-casaque of th inlsbod on on thwa mo g ss a dre upAm plade , we thewine fuller than the former one , and it, with the body and muech black poult de soie , open and rounded off in front, gathered pockets , is trimmed with diamond -shaped pieces of blue s ped ws th d ck, am th on of bo wi up loo an ba at the se bo up silk, and in the center of each diamond is a black button . black ribbon . The tight -fitting bodice is trimmed in the shape of a low bodice in the Marie Antoinette shape , with a
