Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03

ting in the back and loose in front, with
narrow ruffles get on with fold OF the
same, and is festooned at the sides will
rosattes OF the same. Fancy jacket frilIs
trimmed with rUffies are attached at the
back, la pannier. The sleeves have
two puffs st the top.
= Something entirely new and elegant is
OF heavy black silk, with 8 satin futing
ten inches wide around the bottom Of the
skirt, and headed by . narrow bOx-plait-
ing Of satin. The overskirt is open in
front and the back, which is In full pam
niers, is fulled at the bottom and trim-
med with tassel fringe. This overskirt
is caught up at the sides by satin bows
and ends. There are fancy jacket frills
ct the belt, and satin futing TO match the
skirt set on the sleeves in form of puffs,
and wide fringe across the shoulders.
A stylish suit has the pettieoat of
striped satin, purple and gold color, and
made plain. The upper skirt is short,
scalloped around the bottom, of dark
! shade OF purple, aud trimmed with fringe
with three narrow folds OF the striped
satin; the sleeves are also trimmed with
these narrow folds. The fringe is Of pur-
pie and gold; and row falls from the
belt. A sash of wide ribbon, the center
purple, the edges gold color, complete
thesuit. A suit OF garnet pOplin is made
with pannier overskirt, with heavy gar
net silk fringe and panDier cape. A
brown pOplin, trimmed with satin of a
lighter shade, has the Overskirt in form
of short, loose sack, with small, round
cape.
Velvet suits are fashionable and ele-
CANT, whether in entire suits or with an
underskirt OF some contrasting color. A
suit worn on the streets recently, Wss
noticeable for elegance. The underskirt
was OF scarlet poplin, with three narrow
rUffies around the bottom the skirt was
of black velvet, finished on the bottom
with black silk cord. A bssquine of vel
vet, with short skirt, completed the suit.
These suits are in great demand, and do
necessarily require costly trimming, as
the richness OF the material renders them
attractive when made plainly.
Several novelties in velvet cloRks are
on exhibition. A new style is half
fitting sack with sleeves, the skirt long,
reaching to within one foarth of a yard
OF the bottom of the dress skirt, and
trimmed with wide lace. A large round
cape falls as low as the length of the
sleeve, with wide lace on the edge. A /
small lace cape falls over the shoulders;
sAN4C u UAnO AdCC dL luC n1uug tuInlnE !
back upon the sleeve; and attached to /
the back OF the Delt is wide ribbon bows, /
with lang ends reaching to the length of |
the sack.
Another novelty in velvet is close fit- /
ting, long and open at the back for half /
yard from the bottom, each side trimmed 1
with wide lace, the same as finishes the
lower end of the sack. A wide strip of
black silk made in pufs, by bands of
velvet, Is set on the back, slOping from
belt down the seams, joining the back
and side breadths, and in half circular
form sbove the opening at the back.
There is small round cape, trimmed
with wide lace and a fall OF lace at the
back.
The paDnier cloak is new and fashion
able. 1t is of velvet with close-fttipg
bodice the skirt il open in front anu
does not meet. Over this space Of four
inches silk fringe and tsssels fall. The
skirt in front slopes slightly outward
from the waist. The back is full, and
gathered at the eide seams. Bands Of
six Joined to the belt and the bottom
make the back in four puffs, Ia pan
1ieT. A bertha Of lace is worn with it.
Another new style in velvet, is tight
ittiDg basque, short at the sides and in
'ront, and trimmed with wide lace. The
back is much longer than the sides,
straight across the bottom, making
qusye corners, and the lace extends
rom the corners to the sides. There are
40 rows of lace On the back, the second
esting On tHe velvet. Silk ornaments
ire set on the back above the lace and at
he waist. A lace bertha is attached,
b0ve which are two rows Of ornaments
o match those on the skirt, with three
assets at the back falling below the
,ertha.