The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01
DIR 0rlbune.
THE TRENCHtApITAL.
some Fashionable FLASHES.

just now the question what to wear
has precedence.
Almost every sixth shop In Paris hay.
amber she'll combs in the window con BIS
of all sizes aud styles and shapes and
qualities. One in clear shell of large size
eos's from two to three hundred francs
Who wears them | have not yet been
able to learn, and have looked FOR them
In the street. in the theatre. and the "a
loon But they continue to softly burn
in their quiet rich light in the windows
They are fashionable there. 1T least.
White haired women commemorate
Marie Antoinette, aud raise their trent
hair a Ia Pompadopr The rest Of The
feminine world have returned IN anothe,
old fashion. aud gather their locks about
the brow and temples IN a modest way.
Cri nps ard fringes arr at discount, and
the contour Of the head is regarded i
the snug cultures of the back hair.
The feminine neck Of he day rises ant
of a ruff, severely and proudly. The
dress oItcntimes was IA ruff of the same,
lined with silk in bright color, which sur
rounds and supports the inner ruff of
lace r muslin.
There IS new 6chu It is made Of
silk or satin, or l'ique Of linen. 1t j.
bordered with lace, on tulle, or PASSENGER
terie. or embroidery In shape it is like
man : vest with the back left out, nnd
the fronts considerably diminished 7,
has the same sort Of Il collar, and button-
down in front in the same double or sir
gle breasted fashion
For morning and travelling wear per-
Gale takes the place of linen for both
sexes. Ii is striued. checked or figured.
and has conquered the prejudice in favor
of white There are handkerchief to
match.
Gentleman's handkerchief are all in
colored borders IF Dolly Warden had
anything to do with handkerchiefs, she
pre-ordained the present bizarre style.
They arc gay and would swing we'll for
flag
Stockings have caught the same mala-
d.. In silk. isle thread and cotton.
thew are relieved by color.
The wrap for the season is the round
cape with or without hood at the bach
with, or without tab fronts. This shane
will be followed also in Llama. with the
square shape to be folded and worn as
shawl.
The polonaise. long full, and draped
reigns in its first sovereignty. Il is the
imperial. insnrpassabie princess garment
that deserves to be eternally perpetual
ed. 1t is like song that sings itself
1T is only necessary to have one in your
wardrobe TO feel dressed.
Metal buttons are much in vogue. an
intricate style of oxydized silver are very
distia9oe on black dress of wool.
Dress skirts are trimmed all the way
up the front, and the trimming runs UP
and down, and horizontally and diagc-
nally, as one fancies, or all together.
The trimming on the back and side
breadths is differently applied Bows
everywhere. Satin largely introduced IS
trimming
Passenenterie and embroidery never
more popular.
Linen suits for summer have the pole
nalse and cape trimmed with PASSENGER
terie and fringe in linen of the same
shade
In percale for dresses. in Indian 81 ks,
In cravates, in tissues, goods in dark Ia
digo blue, starred with white ''pn ka
spots. are in high fashion. A month
hence and all the fashionable world will
walk in beauty like the night.
All the negative shades, olive. ash,
amber, noisette, etc., are in vogue.
Embroidery on every, hing Two beau
titul dinner dresses-the one in gray
Irish poplin with the polonaise embrnid-
cred in silk gloss, and the petticoat trim
med with three ruffies, each ruffis bor-
dered with frili inside plaising--were
perfect costumes.
Everybody wears cincture-a SASH
IN wide MORE ribbon: two long ends,
two loops and a kuot form the sasI,
which Is worn at one side.
Evening dresses have one skirt. bout
FAINT at the back. and trimmed I'D at the
front
The first idea of bonnet is flowers
the next lace. To the spring bonnets are
added plumes. A handsome bonnet IN
Paris costs from fifteen to twenty dollars.
Summer hats Maud Muliers''-wear
around the crown full ruche of pinked
tarlatan or chambrey. in bright color;
al exquisite hat for girl not too old is
IN white straw. with a narrow .briil
turned up at one side, and held in place
BY large rose; the crown is surrounded
by double row of small roses.
a large white rose with spray of
trailing leaves, and resembling In form
and creaminess OF color a water lily, l.
the rose OF the season. Spanish lace
j. a la mode. For the opera and CONCERT
nothing Is more becoming and conauet
fish than Spanish lace scarf. black ol
white, thrown over the head rose
placed at one side in the hair com plete>
the Andalu,ian deception.
A GUEST u: hotei i'll Belfast, Maine.
on being told that dinner was ready
stril ped off his coat, aud accom-, anied bn