Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-02
Dolly Warden Paragraphs.


Quincy.
Dolly Warden kisses are said to be
very choice.
he wears Dolly Warden queue now.
The lady who applied for "Dollar
Warden" was from the rural districts.
Memphis bucks swash their alimen-
tary canals with Dolly Warden cocktails.
Looking at Dolly Vardens" is the
absorbing amusement of young lady
dom.
Iowa couples are married in buggies.
They say it is the Dolly Warden style.
All America awaits with eager expec-
tation the advent of the Dolly Warden
cathartic pill.
Some of the Southern Legislatures are
now gotten up in Dolly Warden patterns
mixed black and white.
Dolly Warden night-caps and corsets
are becoming popular. Those who have
say they are perfectly sweet"
Our "nobby'' youths will soon have
an opportunity to display Dolly Warden
vests upon their manly bosoms. So it
is said
The Dolly Warden foulards are very
fashionable for house wear, and come in
rare and beautiful designs and very gay
colors.
The Dolly Warden bonnets are said to
be the prettiest and most becoming
head gear that has been worn by women
| for centuries.
Anticipating warm weather, the saga
cious editor OF the Indianapolis Evening
journal has contracted for pair of flow
| ing Dolly Warden pantaloons.
Dolly Warden calicoes, continue to be
very popular, and are largely imported.
They are made up with polonaise with
skirt of black silk or alpaca.
The jauntiest little gypsy of Leghorn,
trimmed with turquoise blue ribbon and
white Marguerites is appropriately
named the "Dolly Warden"
The Dolly Warden parasol handles,
when not otherwise engaged, are used
as clothes lines. They are long enough
to cut up for several old-fashioned para
soils.
The Dolly Warden came up from the
ranks, was introduced in flowing cotton
chintz for morning wear, and has only
recently been promoted to silks and
brocades.
The Dolly Warden is simply a
bunched-up over-dress, cut in antique
style, and made of any lowered mate
rial which most resembles old-fashioned
chintz bedroom furniture.
Nilsson has bought Dolly Warden,
but don't wear it. She intends to take
it across the Atlantic with her next
month, to show the aborigines there the
, style of costume most in vogue among
the North American savages of the
: feminine gender.
: A Dolly Warden should never be
= worn Oh the street, but in the country
r upon occasions, they will undoubtedly
|, be adopted by young girls, and vii
i answer admirably for the promenade
e and the early visits to the springs at tn
watering places.
Many ladies express great dislike TO
the Dolly Warden costumes, and conf
,. IDENTIFY assert that they will never be seel
C wearing them. If the fashion lasts an
d" length of time, however, we would ne
: be too sure that they would not chang
u their minds.
Fashionable bellies have scarcely re
,. covered from the "Grecian bend" an
: the luxuriance of their present Ponps
I dour ver-dresses makes the transitlo
!, to the tight bodice, low bosom, and bar
L arms of the Dolly Warden rather sue
"a den. Very young ladies will doubles
70 expect TO double their attractions
a such thing be possible-in their Doll
' S Warden costume. And ladies, of MOI
~ mature age, who retain their youthfl
- appearance, as many do, may also az
! pear to advantage in it-at home.
~ See what pretty Dolly Warden f;
u lady found at Stewards. 1t was of CT
:, ,' tonne, Turkey red ground. The fgul
l Extremely neat) represented temp
e, e in gray and white with green folias
u round about. Sitting on bank was
% Grecian matron teaching young ms
"a without any trousers his A B G from
:" book on her knee. This infant scho
Il, showed up in full strength between tt
~ shoulders. The side seams at the bat
~ took off the scholars hind leg and ,
20 most all the temple. Awful mutilatit
10 was the result of sleeve, but the emit
- landscape came out all over the skirt.