Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15


For FalHdress, the hotslswa1tgr Etii5 o
black, ssitb white neektie, continues 3
f8vOrs eCoaaa 6ai1A haVgHilks breast 65e
bingss bus this agreaable inroRd upGH
lpiainnesss has had is aaYs and is Ge
fpafttng. an occasional tnu0gat1E zen.
lures up0nea dark blue or aehB 6zafsl
e0af, but he IS q Eaf5fys no EaBdal but.
toms are zase.1. S01lAIs are naediuua aiz-
Il ed and cut aogFs Fr- rf
# & A decided tendency to blue and nlol-
berry IS showing itself in fFack coats.-~
Waists are becoming somewhat E1ortsE
Morning CubsavsE5Y cOH4s-0f checks,
stripes ana zlEla q lEEeEl cssal rl9e erea3 s4 Cd
bindings are still favOriles.
Mixed ahBViot and cheek -eassiularb
are pr8faned for dsld sports and for
riding dress q velvet ohtaWay 81 often
feeens
Boys over six year of aes uoltli.illb
4 she short sacks now VE0ED. Dnder that
aEs they are cOatiuued according. 20
1lHieHiaA caprice.
FANaALoOEa
Estt ass sd rtF
T1essF garments continue their pro-
test RRa5ns6 tho pagtops OF the past, by
La tendency TO tighten. They he more
/ fully over the boot than last year. Rid
/ ing pant looms, used With toE5 boots. are
/ af elastic easainnere, and button tight Al
the ankle WalkEny pantalOons con-
linue the stripes down the sea ns, and
are Of cOl0rs according TO taste. Dress
pantRl00ns are still black. Pockets are.
inserted across the top OF the forepart,
instead Of ia the side seams, and some
times there is a pocket behind.
wAGsTCoATs.
For day costumes, waIstCoats are worh
high, and are either collarless or with q
narrow F0II.- In-fall dress q low breasl
Fs4ra faHaar Earrr I'll
Black cashmere or white MarseilIeh
are the material Of the latter. These
Of the former vary with tastey and cor
respond with the coat.
SHIRT COLLARS, BosONs AND WHIST
BANDS.
The three-ply standing eolIaris q favs I
orite in full dress, and for day costume
divides favor with the ByrOnic style.
: Shirt ,basoms for party dress are eIab-
oratgiy worked but simple in pattern. !
Day shirts being much covered by high |
a new caprice closes the WEistband |
on the top Of the wrist instead of under /
meath, from the fancy that the former /
mode interferes less with writing.
CRAvAqs.
The marrow neelk-ties with narrow
ends, is still a fagoeits. "a black silk
fi9 fl f1efinosslsssa at rsarfGas ffIefsSli |
q
OF white; silk eTaVata sttll divide taste
during the day time With silk ties. Hs
GLOVES
white and Iernon-eoIdred kid gloves
are continued for evening dress. with
drslb and russats In the morning. Light
sints are prefered to the darker hues.
BOOTS AND SHOES. II
yToes sre widening ana heels are high
e.. Oxford ties and. CATERS are still 1
WATERPROOF canvas IS used
Tor callers, trimmed with Kusssfs Og Z
pather. The English ankIovboot iaatIIi 1
CANES AND yEwELRT. 4
Canes are bus little used. They ere
IFllrs and are nsa6e Of mounted Ma-
aCaa, when G5zEEtea E8arel 81 N8E DFuah
nent. Parisian fops often head them
With deer's foot or an ankle in tortoise
shell.
The long ueek-Ruard chain Of last year
s disappearing. Chains are worn short
-. and are attached TO q high Button
loIe OF the vest. They are often Fieh
n precious stones and platinum, inter-
mixed with gold.