The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-04-07
Gossips. About Spfnig Styles.

''Howard Glyndon, gossips as follows
IN the New York evening Nail abplgF
Spring styles ~ IA J Il { II
&. Every woman of quiet and reined
taste, wheeher yanng Ton Old witt hg aT
lighted to heai that bl.sek-siik, especial
Of the heavy and hlstreus grades, is-to laT
the altin1atl.5al fer al ordinary wear, est
epecialIy III street dress until the wearhefE =
gets7sol WARM as to render thinner mater -
lak not only desirable, but lnperatlYelx-..+
necessary. Probably those who are az
ways siglfin g fors'o ine'g Innovations in s99
dress, to be ldisplayes upon I tEeirT s,,eE7r0
sons,, thusFlnTes otheqrn With = IL t5e4,,,
brief notority, viii be disappointed. EUt
red, green, Blue aud yellow 3.se sfilftb T a'is
found on the shelves of thei dry peoorss Is
dealers and if they choose to sbes u q. 'ts..
rather than ladylike in appearance, the!Ss
is no law against a woman S Bearfng
blue dress, a red jacket, bronze boots; 1sf
! yellow gloves, parti eoored neck sieoun
and hat dis playing all the miracles QE..f
the annual and Vegetable kingdom. Qnlya-
she conveys the impression OF being ex-
eedingly-wh bat the French call--eaeiig q
2adche.lase "a hre sbrs4 sTs - ssriza
For out of doors morning, and also for
travelling, mohairs bid fair to rival ala ''''
pacas. Mohair is soft and shining, butno
has pliancy which ainpaca has not, a1sa
kind Of why sinuousness which. causes ~i.i,
to fall il graceful folds quite different
FROM the bristling appearance Of alap,ca} },ls9
while at the same time it does not eatcil5gs
dirt, and is not liable 10 crease or ruHpio.orf
after long continued wear, Ia thjs,.
black is also the premiQm color Fer :.
persons who arc young enough to iuGHt5}1oi
inconsistency in something iiSlser 2lfeoa4
it must be Remembered that 1iglt co5or4g "a
try the 90 GpleXi0n exceedingly iy s
hght-thele are soft shining sllksla deli-A
cate miniature stripes Of gay poiors ofVEa
white, gray or light ground. Iiscge ~ rl,
are pretty and sprng Ike Tor &Wls l1
Their teens aud need NJ trimming e1cc
ruilieS and founees Of the same, cut ca lG
the bias, and put on neaI3Y plai r. IEqT
days o. court trains, powdered alg DU ~.
hair. lace ruEs, fncklel shoes, PCi~,;i
dour bodices and fafbelows are tais-yUp Z"
On US. z1.# 15.ls5 sz-s-
Hardly a new dress will be made. t';.'55...,
spring by fashionable dIessn3 ga " III
oct tle addition Of a refnova tfsfn, T. 30 i'1
l9;da4de on going pf2on he7aa Get A5l-s4l.r
uaIn requires an u3acg7klg5--ln - T1a.r-e-.t
composed OF one which does duty MS tfs
outersSilt upon tie s,fcat, norncad from -
the bottom up to the waist on the iroratI-7
breadth, to make 1t look inst as Il ought 7
to look. And Of course lie cOncoDl.2nts
are halfhich, buckled Shoes, with cnoT '-'
mously high heels and sleeves loose -apdsTa
flowing from the elbow, and hair 0lioisae
and eiimped,to flush this ccstPp1e q 34esF
9Tdeloe dE0ae. There VII soon ht q gr5cy.
demand for rare aid ia to make rui5cs--"
ior sleFes, and fHHs and rels for a51I
high bodc9s, ieeiai.z= 6nsiia aaI gles5
a AS YET, however. these innovations are I'D
conIiued, to dresses to-. lie worn il tha.
house. and it Is to he hoped that they u
viii spread no farther. sfa5 s- a2i ed. .se5
Long may itbeihe3one we see sleeves o1
exposing the arms, and halfhigh bolie1sa-
upon the street
,BdAi r. ten7 years iaoo,5 ottra women la3al5
been tnld thai they one tiav eviouiae 1fnes95
day walk about the p&alie highways WITH
nothing on theisheaGs buta ruche Of RIB
bon, bit of lace. OF d bunch Of arIdclai
flowers, they would have been shocked.
IF you had further told them, that theI.
would appear on the Streets in. dresses
enly reaching to the ankle--we mean thogt
style not SO long ago-they would have
fainted. -..
sharp look out upon the vagafios Of fash7gJ
ion in the matter Of street dresses lor q
year or SO to come.