The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-11-04
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Bronze silks are the latest.
Parchment note paper is fashionable.
The new camel's hair costumes are
very elegant.
Bunches of artificial grapes are used
on the new bonpets.
Brown Corduroy walking sacques are
worn by the yourg ladies.
For fnll dress occasions, m9trons wear
feathers in their hair after the English
style, Ills ascertained.
Some of the new bonnets "fare" too
much. and modification Of the style
is much to be desired.
Japanese silks. despite the many new
dress materials, retain their popularity,
especially for evening toilets.
Some ladies make caricatures of them
selves by wearing absurdly high and
full Eizabethan ruffles.
Strings of small black beads are now
worn by the ladies around the neck, and
hang on the front of the waist
French calicoes are imported this sea-
son in new and beautiful colors. They
make very pretty morning dresses.
Black silk redingotes worn over a
velvet waist and skirt is very genteel.-
Stylish, and altogether fashionable.
A lady is now distinguished by her
plain costume in the street 1t has
come to this at last, thank goodness
India rubber belts covered with black
velvet, and having an antique buckle,
are new, pretty and very serviceable.
The London Queen, reliable fashion
authority says no lady will part her hair
on the side in the Cora Pearl style.
Small boquets worn loose in the hair
on the right side. is a new and pretty
German fashion just introduced in New
York.
Breakfast sacques of white or blue
French flannel are trimmed with black
braid and narrow ruffles of the material
The modern bridal boquet is a small
bunch of uncut flowers, tied together
with wide white satin ribbon, edged
with lace.
Head bands of tortoise shell or gold
are worn. The style and patterns are
many, but the Greek is said to be the
most popular.
Undressed kid gloves are said to have
more extensive sale this Autuma thar
ever before Possibly it is because they
are cheaper
Ivory fans embellished with flower
or initial of the owner are in the mar
ket, They are exceedingly handsome,
but awfully expensive.
! The girl, who for eight consecutive
days sat on the roof III the sun to bleach
her hair, is disappointed to hear that
blondes are out of date
French milliners are making bonne,
and back braid of hair combined. This
is like having long string of back
hair sewed to bathing hat.
Walking skirts continue to be made
very narrow in width, all the fullness
being at the back. To carry this fash
ion to extremes would be indecent
The ladies don't have as many mic
macs dangling from their waist belt now
as they did few weeks ago. A far
and umbrella is all they carry now.
Clerical neckties for the ladies' are the
latest, They are of white null, (the
ties, not the ladies) and made exactly
like those worn by Episcopal cler
gymen.
Purple silk suits are fashionable fol
reception costumes. They have purple
velvet waists with silk sleeves, anG
stripes of velvet down the from
breadths of the skirt.
I A new perfume is called Zoda. /
comes in powders, and is very strong il
odor. Rimmel, the inventor, says ont
box of powders will last family ter
wears We would thiCk il would