The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-18
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FRIDAY, MARCH is, fSIO.
Fashion Gossip.

Fashion Gossip.
rom the chirpings of Cricket, "
Eo Chicago EUeni1ag Post, we take
following paragraphs:
Oh, If you could see a dress / saw
other day, you would get enthusi-
c. a strawberry color, trimmed
b creamy satin and point lace, with
zee cape that came over IN the Ark
was worth a thousand dollars,
ped for al overskirt and fastened
Fithv lite rosebuds and strawberry
sres. The skirt of the dress full
with one deep founce, festooned
each breadth, the space beneath
lied IN with plain leaves of the
amy satin. The overskirt caught
with alternate strands of strawber-
w nd cream. A fall of point lace
r the harmonious bust, and on the
1arie" sleeves and paRier boutfant,
loops and bows, and ends edged
ac1 oss the base, with point lace. Think
ler ia that dress; dark eyes and
II, medium size, plump, twenty-five
las round the waist, thirty-seYen
nd the bust, and handsome, using
ID grammar. and no slang. What
oman to make love toi She is
ing o spring suit made now, ofgray
I'm. trimmed with bias bands of
velvet, with tiny rows of Tom
lmb fringe between. Her hat is to
black, with cherry trimming turn
over the brim, and cherry velvet
ID with pearl buckle, dark blue
res and veil; cherry bow at the
oat, with double fringed ends,
you have any doubt about the
Or you should wear, get black ;
agrees with everybody. IF you
fair, you will look we'll IN 1t; it
are dark it will become you. A
SIX silk dress and a black velvet
3ak, a black hat and gloves, and
IA ornaments. is the court dress Of
eriaan women. 1t won't fade out,
arnish, or look like anybody else's
and when it is worn out, you
turn it and make it over new.
llph says the last sentence is OBJ
Ire. l mean, of course, a black
dress which is the ne plus ultra
% nestle economy.
Lers I must write up hat saw
lay; one of the new spring styles.
ad a high crown, which ran up to
aarp peak. The brim did not turn
+, 5nt fared out. This one was in
te straw, but all styles are worn.
gas garnitured with band of black
ret, and a buckle OF steel of the
TEST size, and a capulet veil was
ened at the brim, and fell in a
1 ut over the face. The hats are to
wore square on the head this sea-
1, the nObbiness Of the shape requi-
mn ut her fin m rive pffanf
he new style of wearing the front
a1r is really novel enough to suit the
remists-scratched over the fore
q, and cut square across; Chinese,
told. 1t is mot so velly" when
COS used to it. should object to
idi0tic appearance it gives the face,
becoming to some people.
Is quite the style to appear at the
akfast table, at this season Of the
r.. IL a white robe de chambre,
a black jacket, which will. be
{ aside on Easter morning, and
white only be worn. Those
cts are not of sack-cloth; but Of
fet or empress cloth, trimmed with
u. or embroidered in white. They
retty afeetations for pretty sin
Apropos of breakfast, new descrip-
ID of morning robe tickles my pen
body of this rara avis (dress)
blse. 1t was loose from the
aaulder In the front, gathered at the
Sc behind, and so immensely long
tba5 it could be caught up to form 8
e, loose panier. 1t was faced
IN the front and across the back
b black velvet, which was nearly
ae eighths Of yard wide, aud cut
points six inches apart. These
pai ats came next to the dress. aud
aeh one had a gem of a rOsette
sao1ed to it. Flowing sleeve over
1t coat. Such bijou of a break.
wrap.
OH have you seen the sailor jack
10 white Victoria lawn, and wide
collar TO show a dimpled neck
with deep frill all round, beaded
q staud.up rufie? The prettiest
ming negligee ever buttoned on
luDg IN a certain big window OF
% street, aud looked so cool anC
pie [ thought summer had come
somebody was feeding me with
wberries and cream. l may a
confess / adore jackets. The,
so "nobby, you know-quite tn,
q ng, | do assure you.