Parlslail Fashions.
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FROM THE MODES PARIsIENNEs, PER sTEAMER or MAY l.


Embroidered chemizettes high in the neck and richly
embroidered in front, with and without collars be
with dresses plain and plaid bareges and gaze de
laines in light mode stone, grey and blue with founces
covering the skirts of the dresses almost to the hips
the most fashionable and elegant worn, and called
Robe Pyramidale. These most worn at the Matne
Dansante Of the Principe de Ligne. The Princes and
honored the ete with their presence the lat
flowers in their straw hats and coures Never were SO
many flowers this The demand for them
at all the manufacturers is unprecedented Bright color
ed ribbons most for straw hats the contrast be-
ing greater than with those Of pink and other colors


Rich printed barege shawls in bright colors very
generally worn, the dresses mostly in quiet gen
teel colors. alfti~ VI ~ - toslI