The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-07-07
Fashion Notes.

SCARF rings are again worn by gentle
men.
CHIoNoNs have gone out of style in
New York. Why may they not every
where?
FASHION authorities agree that pale
green is the most becoming color pure
blonde can wear.
FASHIONABLE ladies wear of evenings
home, dainty little aprons of embroid-
cred aprons of Swiss or tarlatan.
THE Warrior" scarf is the latest
thing in neck gear adapted for the use
of young men who wear diamond pins
in their shirt fronts.
g FRIGATEs" is, we believe, the proper
word for the ridiculous little locks of
hair which the ladies persist in brush
ing over their foreheads.
SKIRT supporters should not be worn
under the overskirt
THE newest watch charm is in the
!orm of a compass, and about the size of
a cent
The latest sleeve-button of the week
is made like a locket, and opens to re-
ceive a likeness.
LACE shawls are worn belted at the
back and front, thus forming stylish,
large, loose sleeve.
BLACK cashmere sacks, trimmed with
gold braid or with blue and silver, are
much affectad for riding.
The most fashionable dresses are
made without belt or sash, the upper
skirt and waist being cut in one piece.
ALL summer dresses are to be trim
med with bows of silk or satin on
the founces, and to loop up the over
skirts.
THE double strap shoe will be fash
ionable en- p, promenade. Stub toes are
out, and the new style is half-round
toes.
THE new style Of bouquets are made
up loosely of flowers with long stems
and look like old fashioned country
bouquets.
The sweetest evening dress of the sea-
son will be Of white crepe de chene,
looped over a light colored silk skirt
with black velvet rosettes.
MoNoGRAMs will hereafter be admissi-
bic only upon seal rings, and on brace
lets or lockets for house wear. Even on
note paper and envelopes they are voted
vulgar.
The new street toilets dispense with
sashes, though they are worn occasion
! ally for convenience.
All kinds of pear ornaments will be
extensively worn this summer, with Et-
ruscan setting preferred.
SEA-sHELLs were used at ball held at
a private residence a few evenings since
as the programme.
WHITE and buff suits to wash of
linen and lawn, are indispensable, and
cost, ready made, from five to fifty dol
lars.
PoLoNAIsEs of linen for morning shop
pings are to be much worn when the
weather becomes sufficiently warm for
thin clothing.
NOVELTY, although a rather vulgar
one, is an English suit of linen, embroi-
dered with white cotton, or with black
and crimson wool.
WHITE waists. which so many ladies
inquire for and were so useful for neglige,
are not now fashionably worn with col
ored skirt, or any other.
IL one Of the prettiest coifiUes the
front hair is waved and turned back
over the thick braid which crosses the
top Curls fall over the braided CHG
| non.
CHAMBERY gauze and light tissues OF
that description are reviving and unbe
coming " bayadere" stripes, which had
brief success twelve years ago. 1t is
said they are to reappear again in the
fall.
4 UNIQUE set of jewelry, comprising
sleeve-buttons and bosom-studs, made
after the style of sailors straw hat, is
also novel ornament to be worn at the
seaside. The old-fashioned sleeve but
ton with links is in vogue. Sleeve but
tons with a stud back are not worn 81
large as formerly. The cable chain il
the most recherche style out.