Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-02
SPRING FA sHION
BOnnefs, Gloves, Dressss, Laces,
CrInOlfne and Chtgh0Bs.
From Harper's Bazaar.I

The hrst.bennets doBned for spring are
trimmed with broad ribbon. The Fan
chon of lAstse esson is stylishly modern
lied by addiBga coronet of straw and
| flowers, bow and streamers OF ribbons
! behind, Wfsh long strings fastened low
doBniH tsont by bow with gsd ends.
SffaSf esfored ribbon, with scarlet and
EbIaek poppies, thin Tuscan straWs to be
worn with black silk s1itssaDd straw.eol-
ored kid gloves White chip with coro-
nets of ivy OF. Of fern leaves, the tendfils
coveriBg4tEle bo4net GsgfRXtending down
the bleck lace eifeler Ii 'front.', are much
admired. Evenipg 1bonnets are OF the
en- broideTed fIlfe; white, with thick
raised dots sf shaded cOlOrs, or the striped
Malines, black. or blue, with frosted
threads. {. a novelty this season is striped
Grape, pearl-eoEor, pink or blue, with
shaded pencilings Of darker tints, Grape
Iisse will be worn more than plsin;crspe.
Young ladies and misses wear the roHg11
ssucer-shspe fez in gray straw, trim He9
with quilting of gray satin, around .tk1e
crown, 8 cluster Of pink rosessIds IN
front. -. -
Wells. -s,.g~- -
Real Isce wells fssten behind thechig-
non, and serve with beth FouR&hats and
bonnets. They are sraisheHf the top,
short in front, round jist beneath the
chin, sloping away. 70 point behind.
The patterns in thread lace are very
small dots with narrow vine border.
Very pretty ones are sold for g so.
Others cost SIS.
GLOVES.
The fashionable kid gloves FOR visitiog,
for the theater and opera, are pale buH
or Tuscan straw. color. The embroidery
on. the volante is black or white, as one
fancies. For shopping, the dark Etrus-
can brown Pomona greeuand cedaEberTy
eoIors are selected. An excellent kid
.childtfn Of all sizes, from almost an il
fant np.s... :
:, THE ROLONAISE HOUSE DRESS
The Petonaise is a graceful shape for
house dresses OF wash Materials. 1his
is simply the poloRsise Of last season ex+
tended to the length OF dress skirt. It;
differs fronn the, sacque wrapper pattern
in having side bodies; from the GIbHf-
elle aaly in the sloFsd seam behind: Inn:
ported dresses of piqIs and muslin are
made in this manner. The French use.
q great deal Of the old-fashiOnedr why
'boek.musliR for moFuing dresses. =
.sss..sa,. THE CHEnI5E RUSSO.
The chemise russo, or blouse waist, of
S8iN muslin and Of black grenadine, is
eribroidered in colors this season. A
pretty Swiss blouse has woo!sn dots
black and scarlet, outlining bco2d col
lar and cuffs on the coat Sleeve =,
Black grenadine blOusss have P0mpa-
dour squares and bretelles outlined by
Wreaths of field flowers, daisies, and Of
myrtle, worked with silk floss. The price
is from SIS to SO,
LINEN AND LACES.
Linen collars are turned down straight
all around, an ineh Of linen with flu-
ted or pleated rUff1s OF ths same width.
Others are edged with Valencienne5, or
edged with embroidery. The new sty les
are more fsnciful than the plain tucked
collars worn Of late. Square cuff haze
Esaffi IS, embroidery and lace at Erist
to Hfateh collar. The marine collar,
pointed on tue shoulder, appears again
this season,
4 startling novelty in handkerchief is
a smSll square Of cambria with wide
border Of black lace. The finest Caan.
tilIy is used, and the hand keTehief costs
$50. Cheaper ones at $40 are ordered
from Paris, The popular cambria hand
kerchisf has hem two inches wide, with
tucks above II.
TRAININGS AND COLLARS.
French leaders Of fashion talk Of re-
turn to medieval styles, to the day of
Henry III. and the Medicl; but this is
8verred for another season, and during
the summer we shall see an increased fu-
rOre for the pastoral costumes Of Louis
XIV. At present everything is christened
P0mpadour and WatIeau.
WAITEAU sASHES.
Wide sash ribbons striped in the pale
Vatican colors are the choicest of the
season. With neck-tie and hat ribbon
to match, they complete a white toilette
most chsrmingly. Other sash ribbons of
white p0lsLt de sOss OF rich color with
thick cords of straw color on the eJge.
Solid black sashes have P6mpadOur
clusters in each end, or else a cashmere
figure. 81
EECK-TIES,
Square silk cravats are among the i'm
portsJi0ns. Tney are in. bright plsids,
10 Rsmsn bars, and in POmpadaur bro
3ades. They ARE. to be loosely knotted
about the neck like the yacht handker- |
chief Of last summsE. Two dollars and
twenty-five cents istbe price.
CRINoLINE.
Very small hoops are worn both for
the house and street. The tOurnure is !
Isrge, but there is no increase OF size |
from the hips downward. A twin spring !
skirt, two springs in each hoop, the hoop |
placed far apart on broad tapes, is very
popular. 1t is ght and d .xi0le and does |
los get out of order easily. Another |
style has q tournure that may be worn
Dr. not, at the pleasure of the wearer.
Skirts Of crinoline or hair cloth are also
worn, but hoops are preferred fOE warmer
" Gather.
CHIGNONS.
The hair is as elsborately dressed for
the street as for full evening toilette. |
ChignOns are as large and high ss ever
and must continue so while bonuets re- |
main at their minimum. The newest |
are smooth and shaped like |
enormous bows, with long, thick ring
cts down the center, but the style gen. |
rally worn is q crimped or braided CHG |
ION with short curls falling over it from |
he top. Crepes and frizzsd curls in
ront.