The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
:. EssE GE.ASS OF FASHION"
sprung styles.


ENGll~u BASQUE srU wirH LoNG OVER
SHIRT.
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o"l'N W 'lH"'S ""'i'NH S'"N'7i SUI '' Wv
re9e' ,Vigoshe; cashmere serge ana aipaca.
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,i,. ojil1,;s stara ar1 ,ro
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liza l. vcrt. s,irhf fEn .,lns aui front
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ih ,p 1i% Ii' bSir" mod , IF m5rrow cores
sewed 10 the belt without fulncss. This
model is being used for dark blue, gray and
brown linens, trimmed with embroidery or
with muslin pleatirgs and also for white
rcppcd piquos, embroidered on the over
skirt and basque. Pcrcales. cambrcs, and
plain prints viii be made IN t be sane style.
| The lower skirt should he held back by
drawing string across the back hrcadths,
about threc-eglts or half yard below the
belt.
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nnI, feat'ro cp,,,iron tn IN os tho,o ora
l,nrrdt ,,;th cnro,,ots orI ,,i,Innt tho,,
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cur. BtGLr NET. Ere
/ soft ,,,in 10 tho,ooto,;o, fo. ,,,no,y nm.
- 80 "
/ 6 l,.. ,..,. A. t.I..l. T..
are finer than any before imported.
/ Hugle net-iine Brussels net or tulle
with hanging bugles or else dangling loops
| OF tiny jet beadS-is the material fol- sum
mer bonnets. Few ribbons are used for
/ trimming. Instead, there is III effort to
revive regular gros-grain trimmings. as
many OF the fancy sluiis, such rs turkois
I SIR, nave proved unsatisfactory.
coLoRs AND CONTRASTS.
siiv,r Gray d,ah ond sort doloato
ohodos Of XIX ,i,,i, and ai.,a iii .,;,',
the pretty chin bonnets. Violet and layen-
der are also largely imported, and the Isa-
belle yellow, which has more maise
than the salmon and tea-rose shade now
used. \ new color, ugly and unscason-
able has clalct hues shading from dark
salmon to darker Bordeaux it is called
pochard. Odd contrasts appear on French
hats, such as twisted scarfs OF maize and
pink, or pink and garnet, or else Isabelle
yellow with dark marion red pink and
violet are secc together, also pink and
chestnut brown and to these are added
flowers Of the same and other hues, max
ing variety Of colors ON each hat. Black
bonncts have touches Of color and are es
pcciallY stylish when trimmed with white
flowers.
SMALL BLOSSOMS.
The small blossoms of the wood and dell
are CHOSEN Tor spring galnlture, and there
are great quantities of white flowers. Tho
new Iancy IS To arrange pompon OF some
spiked floWefs such as valley lilies or else
long Stemmed roses for the left side of the
bonnet with fnll wreath under the cor
onel front, or else half-wreath across the
hach tot me crown or perhaps rose
pfalch WIN full-bloWn Hover at one end,
ara Ilahl''los ni ereci buds on the iicXi-
hle stem
gunr Oh rlaN.nNG
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NET n most comnart rffcct 1i5nsn.inr Win
flowing s,ren,ncr. bahind and strinos in
front plos hyillcl sili, ar ,rros|s,roin
in strins fvn or ,hrnr inches tviJn
finished on each olna Win . roll'
cd Frcnch hnm - vr',, ,,,,,rl,,
Coldod or ,vi.,oI aro,nd ,I,n 3.o,, ',', l'1
tiod hehin6 in b",' ,th',,,t o o,1"' T r."
Won't Ina,,s o,' nd .nr,"i' a,' r'', ,p
'ai, 10 ",. ln ,,h "u"S nesre
IA Al, .J n'V hoi, t' s,''u nt'u it',
Front With mcotnd tan i;l,d o.s i tnnod II,
haInd Thnro ;s n,,,c,, ;,,,itoti. %
eli, cro,yns ~, s,ro,, hnn,ats all siIl.
frnrts ana nf,on ,,,nro o,e W r,. n'lm
crows Of silk in straw cans
,c,. cum ccx,,yrs
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a,,. Inc 'nosl useful ana, ihaeea' me most