The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-27
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.


The wide fringcd neckties are no long.
err worn, neither are the narrower ties Of
bias silk, but, In their stcud, we have
the Roman iies Of brilliant colors, and
eros grain ribbous--thcy are seldom
worn, however, around the Leck. the
popular mode Is either in bows or knots,
fastened under the chin, with strcamers.
Quite charming style for afternoon and
evening wear particularly for young
girls is a loose bow and two erds Of
wide white tulle, with a buttonholc- bo-
quet carelessly placed in IL these are
composed Of a halfopencd tca-rosc, a
leaf Of geranium and sprig of hello
trope, or a white tube-rose, a scarlet &C.
rapium and sprig of mignionette with
q gcranium leaf for a background.
Plain linen cuffs, with the corners
squarely cut or turned back, have super
seded the lace-edged ones, but the newest
style is the wide ruff Of plain linen, laid
in very close plaits and fastened as a cuff
on the underslceve.
Sashes are to be very much worn the
coming season, composed of the rcverj.
BILE ribbons, they being soft faille silk on
one eide and satin on tho other). The
most popular are black with q lining (if
we should so call iD of different colors,
but are brought ON in different shades of
one color or contrasts, the ends are
finished with a deep fringe of both
shades. 1t is predicted thatthis style of
ribbon will be used extensively on bon.
nets, as it is imported in narrower
widths.
Very elegant buttons, now popular,
are moulds covered with silk or satin
and some dainty design, such as leaf
or flower, embroidered on them. These
are said to be expensive. but if any lady
is skilled in the art Of embroidery, she
can make them for herself, in which case
they will cost, comparatively, nothing.
The chatelaine and pocket attachd are
worn rs largely rs ever. For travelling,
the most suitable are made of leather.
but for the promenade, the velvet pock-
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