The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21
A LYONS VELVET SUIT

was made with long, plain alsirk, fnished
around the edge With o low plating q
No. 10 gros. grain ribbon. The polonaiSt
was superbly trimmed with MORE antique
and thread lace, with sash ends Of The
MORE at the side, with Jets fastened on
The sleeve bali flowing, apparently open
to show o white MORE lining.
HOME TOILET
was Of superb black bonnet silk. house
train, trimmed with seven bands OF EN-.
broidering,a rufile between each band,
lengthWiSe- 10 front Of the skirt Back
trimmed with deep, graduated tlounces,
box'plaited between each plait 0 band Of
MORE ribbon, with Jet ornaments In The
shape Of geranium leaves and fuchsias,
A superb thread lace ovefdress, caught
up with bands and sash Of MORE ribbon.
tostllion waist, trimmed with thread,
headed with wreath Of Jets. A long,
flowing sleeve, lined with white satin,
finished top and bottom with thread.lace
and Jet wreath. A thread Berthe, caught
on shoulder with Jet aigrette.
AN EVENING DRESs
Of Peacock blue, extension train, very
bouttant. This was trimmed In front
with narrow ruffles lengthwise Of skirt.
The back, 0 centre trimming Of box.plait.
ed silk, faced with velvet, and large bow
Of faille ribbon, Of same shade. PoStillion
waist, ID deep points, finished with large
cords Of velvet Silk over.dress, with q
deep tall Of thresd.lace, with velvet head.
ing. Sashes on either side, trimmed with
velvet, and Velvet.lace coat.Sleeves, with
lace rutties and velvet heading.
- TRAVELLING DRESS
Of bronze poplin, trimmed deliberately
with velvet 10 match. The skirt was the
fashionable demi.train, with three deep
bias rufties In the back bound with the
same; three graduated box.plaits In front,
Polonaise full 10 the back, close sleeve,
with velvet cuffs and box.plaitine Of vel.
vet. Hood Of velvet, with three deem
points in back, finished with fringe, Vel.
vet pockets completed this elegant dress.
There were many other dresses, too nu.
merous to mention here; Roseda, London
Smoke, rose color, etc. A morning HeoG.
GO was OF blue brocaded silk, raised satin
flowers. 1t was In the shape Of tunic or
polonsise, half fitting, lined with white
satin, and edged with q fall OF lace Appli.
que and band OF swans down. There
was riding habit Of Lincoln green, trim.
med with heavy cable cord and gold but.
tons Scarf veil, two yards long; and
black silk riding hat, imported expressly
Tor the wearer, trimmed with the veil, and
long. dropping willow plume. Each dress
was accompanied by hat and flowers TO
match At least four Of the dresses cost
81 900 each. Nearly all the goods used
were bought OF our own merchants, and
Stoughton, our uptown 7n0diste,
made the entire troSSeau with her skilled
assistants.
THE HATS.
A rose colOred hat, TO match suit, was
with plum colored plumes, rose
and plum ribbon, aigrette Of crystals, and
Jets.
A black velvet bonnet, with an elegant
coronet Of cut Jet ornaments; aigrette OF
lot iuchslas on one side; o fall Of thread
lace, with loop ends Of MORE ribbon, and
spray oflilly ofthe valley. This hat,was
$50.
cannot more than allude here to the
shoes to match dresses, the sets Of point
lace, the elegant combs and bandeaux Of
Jets and flower ornaments, and the many
elegant triaes that filled up the interstices
ofheavier details. VIC.