The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-11
TIE LADIES.


TIE LADIES.
4 Few Notes on thc Fashions.
The corSclct ana the corSclct tunic
a,o the prcttivst novelties of thohca
son. Some are made with shoulder
STRAPS and some have short sleeves,
but the most fashionable reach only
to tie arms, sharply defining the
waist and bust. Corsclet TUNES o!
silk over muslin dresses, or even
over silk of different color, are very |
clognat and becoming
1t is IL melancholy fact, says SCr'b- |
nrr'S NouihW for July, that street
dresses arc worn very much longer
as result rick black silks come
home heavy with dust from even
the shortest promenade.
\ buff bo,i&te trimmed with laco
the same color, or wilh white cluny,
makes it charming morning dress,
and can be worn with propricty III
the street. A very pretty SUIT com-
plctc, with parasol to match, can ho
purchased for Jew dollars, which is,
perhaps, the cheopcs' costume ros-
sihle.
White Dire sscs, richly embroidered
and trimmed vita Nalcncionnos, are
much in vogue, They arc made
with bnSquos, sacques, polonaSls, ana
round waists A plain white muslin
dress, with II blue or pink sNsh, Is
Thought by some to be the most
! charming dress for summer. But II
!, is not expensive, aud that, with SOM"
, is n terrible fault!
The latest steamers have brouSh
Il over from Worth some Dolly Var
!; dcus made of Black Satin Foulard
,c and ornamontol with bright figure
|, Of roses and hlacs They are vcr
10 stylish when trimmed with blac
velvet and lace.
t.; Bodices are worn moro open
IL the neck, and the throat is outline
lc and relieved by II muslin rulllo II
ri Mead Of tho trying linon collar ]
| fact, the whole tendency of dress
" toward softcniuE and refining effect
ct For horseback, the best drcssc
o. always prefer a dark habit y
III mouse color is very proper and D
" coming to the sight Tho small loN
J crowned Eu9hShman'a hat Is Il
re most appropriato hcad-Goar
Bonnots urc crowned and lad'
with flowers, long strcamors oi the
-, falling down the back, and falls
=, lace and ribbons hide the spot ire
~, which the chiguon il gracefully
''' firing. The chignon Shrlnks Iro
month TO month, Let us hope tn
y by fall u graceful Grcclan knot, oi
y" ~, bunch of curls, viii entirely replo
''' thc monstrous burden.
Silk stockings of beautiful tlnts
~ match dresses, with highly "rnam'
o. tail clocks ut the ankles. &nd hls
lul hcclrl slippers trimmed with /
,sf, mrrar rosotlc# are very Tash'nna'
,nd Eur they are ruinous IN prlc" a%
|. Ole pair costing eight dollars.
md dies boots cost rs high a# rI%h''
up dollars par very fr'n1""uyj st
me pcrs from three 10 ten; and loScl
N | anything. We pay for bo
my and shoes exactly what we dId
per ring the war, when goldwas two {
lars and fifty cents.
ON The fashion OF wearing watcl
, chatelains and chains ut the bel
lla' growing. Tiffany has pretty sn
'ou' ling bottles, purses and w'tc
TO adapted to this fashion, Tho
nEo rcmburg ladies' in the time OF All
hat Dures wore their scissors, thlml
hat and other implements at the sld
idr,; this way, and the goldsmitbs amt
'o'h tisans Of the day displayed much
" ~ g"nuity i'll these cl'at'i'illeS, IL
'oor of modern make arc scarcely as
sep" nate and picturesque as were ii
: nc Of olden times. The fashion
do.S pretty and convenient one, an
~ seems pity that it Is not folio
oy , moro generally,
For noic-papcr, the horrcttcat 81
IF ot is Il sort # sage Hrecn with the II
loo1 ogrnm in colors The street
L.r number, or, if residing ii the c.
try, the name Of your p lace and
n,e1 town and State, should be ne
cnso printed in the right hand corne
tie first page. a suggestion
oro make for the benefit OF printers,
ZEN | FIR girls who write an ugly fst'
II III, "a. -.