The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-04-07
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THE SPRING FASHIONS.

comin"ncss, the barryrs in charlcmcrr
cu!ors They constitute the feature of the
season and, like the early vioc,s that
b"'dcr our woodland streams, are certain
t" become the most culivcnino ornaments
Of the sale walks of Broadway. They a,e
woven in double jrpc, and, rs is Tie fashion
in double jnpcs generally, the upper one is
bordcrcd. In the matter of STYLE all NAV
be suited in these good, for if Il robe bi.n
pronounce is required, it will be found
among those with strong contrasts between
the ground and the border; while those
who desire IN un nobstrusvc robe, suLducd
but rch will select those in which the
coorS Of the ground and the borders har-
moniZc.
The next novelty is tho composition
cahlir>, woven in double juIr, anl will.
shawl. OF course this dress would form a
time monochrome, were it 10: for It's small
floral figures, which max, it seem us if fab
ricaicl from Il field of Strawberries. The
shawl varies in size, from u single vandvke
to common s'zcd stella. This is really Il
neat. pretty style for lcrnoisclrs.
'eA'' We nave ''''r'SSe robe double jupc
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hcSJuc floral and architectural Lorders.-
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WI 81" "Fi'c'SN'''' 'o' " 10" o' dpnb" bow
""o'S' ch 'a''er, OIL i Hni!!cs up The sil,S,
''' Il KNOT at The front OF the waist with
enis w''rnihS to ten inches ut the bottom,
anl reaching to within foot Of tho eL-o
of the SKIRT and three knots also over The
jockeys Oh the paguda slecves-,,siiy the
border of the upper jupc for cLying the
| ends of the knots ; and if not enough for
bordering the sleeves and The flowing ends
OF the p;'iteS from III" waist knot, then sup
ply Tie deficiency with ribbon to match,
and gather on III the form Of tlounccd
AMI ruf!l.l edge.
y brown, scven-straw plated flat, with
low crown, encrclcd with tufts OF feathers,
brown string beaded over the cars with II
rose'te c"mposc'! Of Il rose and leaves in
natural colors, Is worn with this dress
Also linen color ornamcnted at the
closing IN front OF the neck with knot in
Keeping Will the others Oh the dress, but
not SO large. In trimming knots, which,
with imitation erbro,lcry-a l.. chuhciaiue
is the termination of the guiUe or side,
border style of skirt, let the size Of the
knots diminish regularly from the one at
the bottom Of the skirt to that at the neck;
there should be four on each side Of the
skirt. The jockeys should be edged like
the ends of the sleeves. This forms Il
morning cost"me lie chez sol, which no lady
can fail to admire; and we think that one
made from material Of plain white
ground, ornamentcd, not too thickly, with
small pink colored figures and borders, is
irresistible. Very light drab kids.
OF course we should not lose sight of
the new style Of toBctas with satin rolants
figured and plain, in mode. Marie Louise
blue, and ashes OF roses. These are in.
| tended for dinner and evenino robes for