The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21


menced, there is no furtLs.
TO the materials, style. a.f
leaders Of fashion my.
these have been in secret c
for the past few weeks. ana -.
initiated and highly favored
OF the many varieties qyr.-.
would be the "chosen f.vr
the beau mode Richpr.. ~.
of effect seems most 0lr......
therefore, the materials most
those falling in handsome .fr
requiring very much trm...
than their own material.
Nclyets and good ye.get..-.
worn also, thick black
and cachemires. OF comm.
materials there is too .re.f
describe; but as our ra.a...
10 see them at their m0lI.e. ,..
best shops, they Will D.. a....
themselves The colors h ,.
marine and indigo Blue gr...
and vert-deg,is, bronze. ra-.
claret violet, aud prguc ID. +.
For evening wear, the sam, ...
favor as were worn last martr
in whose disappearance from
Of fashion we expressed our G.,
month, are rs much II Nc. H..
than ever for evening drr..
no fabric ever invented .o e...
artificial light.
Short akirts for indoor va.-
dedly on the decline. They .
worn resting a few incae. aa
if intended for morning MI.
longer if for reception ur eg....
OF any kind. Many skirts ...-
terials are perfectly plain. .g..
common fabrics are vory ..
trimmed than formerly tagI.I..
Of the latter, are decidedly gH.-.
style. The skirts that arcaar
TUNES have bodice with e
bas9ues, or are sometime. t.
present the appearance of 20 m...
the skirts is made with arf
the bodice la. smaller.
generally rather pointed 100 'front.'
position basque supported hyH..
Afternoon dress bodice. ar
made open, en- chale OF c1 cp0r
pretty muslin embroidery q. ..
shirt, with under--leevas Do g.r.
The b.-. worn sleeves for m8u-.
are Goa .-shaped or quite fitting. /.
ter sometimes have row Is. ...
b.utton-holes up the back
r. bow, which can be fastened .. ..
nj pleasure some merely ar. 4.
tons, and always remain
Vt these small or tighti..
"a I'VE bouillonnes at the t3u
very becoming style 90 those.
have a verylong or chin arm l
shaped sleeve, If mot lclt an.
back seam with trill ot h.e
has the trimming mp Jle elbow
correspond with tha rest .i lH. ..
The fashion OF tight sleeves .r
TO rpintroducc the mode 1f u
linen or handsome cuffs og.. 4.
This style is generally b...
imparts an air OF FRESHNESS anI .
the toilet. For moro ara-y 0.
larger sleeves will be- worn hg..
dies who prefer them, though
sleeve will be quite as fa-hul..
perhaps even better worm
The "Chatelaine' boIIa. Hi M
tashionably worn in tbickp.au m.
Il fits the figure very closely. nI
Ionged below the wais. ou .1f...
is seen in the Old picture I..
only suitable to beautifully u
figures Wristbands will b. Hm
winter. In fact, la mode f. more
than usual, and show nearly .In
to different styles. AT OBJ. u#
basques were worn, DO one ..0
Wristbands or pointed bodice .|
lvOns change tout cria I.
their modesties have 20 greater
now, and their taste lcld- t..u
.ern that what is thoroughly
lnce with one style i- emtn0H.g
able 10 another.
Skirts arc generally trimmed H.I
" at the back and 40 Tine tau -
1 modification Of mBntgaH .. "
much worn last season, and r.
n az great favor as ever With. No.
cw weeks Bands Of cr I-
orming a heading 10 lace. # ..
riDge, are the most elegantly H0~
nings, one reason being taa. lhvw
as YETI successfully initiated W
.hcap or common material Satin
md bindings are also boz gr.. H".-
\ very fashinnblc way of trimming
lresses is covering the table R'0 ..
ne bias folds overlapping on. .
f silk and satin; q Houucc. or '
'ound with satin, being placed
'ack and sides only of the k.r
evers are also much WORD an s...
Kicker materials the satiu b. .r.
elvct.
Brocades are 40 longer 0..a
llken materials, bat wc u0N .D. NJ.
'oollen and mixed material O
OF tunics and buI.u
kirts OF plain material, the am.
hey are bicn portcs and effective 8
ne, embroidery and pm emH...
cry much worn, the latter 'a.u.
18th jet beads, az we predicted
BOnnets are still worn much '."
ladc rs those in vogue il-t month
hey are generally made o.. velvet
ltin-two shades Of the same c...-
trimmed with feathers, flowers "
nd bows Of ribbon, with long .a"
cts or scarfends al tlo .aas I
rings are mostly of watoI u
lacked far back and tied loosely
iroat on the dress; or tor draT "
ties de visite they are tied ua.a.-
9th bonnets and hats u- u.u
lrther back than formerly ..
uch more Of the hair, which
cry crepe, and sometime parted q.
de and arranged in cur.s pHn.
rape. This serves TO fiI up Obj.
e have lately been accustomed ~
,vered by the bonnets.
Gov. Parker, Of New Jory
'eech made just before the ELECTION
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