Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-19
FASHION FANCIES.
rhe Latest PNfisiam Novelties,

Al lone VONcl IcdtUTeS nave recently
IN developed in the jewelry line.
ball and chain arrangements.
\ icb have hitherto been SO popular
the fastening of collars and cuffs,
greatly in danger of being super.
acd by new aud quaint patterns.
" Young ladies' are now removing
balls from their oh Tins and attach.
shell-formed lOckets, open bells
Il ornaments in form Of safes-the
tier are declared to bc both burglar
ii firc-proof. All the appurtenaIccs
hurried to complete Il first-class safe,
rcprcScn:ed in these curious Orlia-
ents.
Those made in the form Of safes are
Iinripally of gold, silver, oxidized
,tals and French gilt. One extremely
wcly set was of silver. finished in
jld f:istcnii,gs. These ornaments are
6ade in all manner of shapes, As are
arms worn upon chains. We saw
Ne very claStc and pretty set COM
Seed ot Il combination of jet and silver
khe ball of Jet, and Il wreath of silver
ives and flowers cncircling it. The
ain to which they were attached was
r silver. Those in form Of bells are
imposed of either gold, silver or
fench gilt, and are so constructed as
ring in Il very clear and distinct
ehpncr. The latter will, doubtless,
in favor for promenade, as the ladies
an naturally prefer drowning the
aound they produce in the din of the
n1eat commercial whirlpool to making
4 enselvc> conspicuous within doors
u initiating professional bell-rinycr>.
n Il, III ,,r
vorv great favor in these new orna-
Qents. Many composed of the latter
Mentioned material are made in form
a shell needle-c;lses, pin-cushiouS and
ke trinketS.
IA Another Partisan novelty which we
MI is Il sash tie for the neck. Man
Pain ScartS are the name given them.
hey are principally in steel and silver
ray, white, beautifully br"cadcd in
3ripeS, diamond shaped blocks and
hrlandS Of flowers. Long. heavy.
hnd-nladc fringe is fastened to the
hds of the tie.
In rutlieS for the neck the latest out
composed Of lace. with s0utflc spots
! pink, blue and black. Another
lyle is a plain blonde, plated with
arrow ruff, and at the throat Il Wind
pr knot, composed of ribbons, is
9lced, upon which a lovely spray of
rcnch flowers nestle.
Plain linen cuffs and enthusiastically
/ the "Standing Order"-are greatly in
byor. Some of the recently imported
Iht,criS which have been duplicated
|ere bear the names Of RahayaS, Mig
DMi and lapiliun. The RalagaS has Il
eallolped edge, and it is TUNED down
5 sharp point in front. The Mignon
reversible, and stands erect all
Found. None are made with bindings,
nd are consequently worn on the out
,le TT the dress so that no portion of
be collar is concealed. They flare
way from the neck, rendering this
tery comfortable tor the wearer and
1rc easily adjusted. The cuffs are made
}, form to match the collar, and both
Drr designed to wear the new style of
5h>tcningS.
4 very fine white net Of lace is dotted
With souille spots of black or drah,
Other webs are black net dotted with
White. The latest pattern Of vail is cut
found in front. rather short on the
kidc>. and finished with oi,long points
kl the back. The center is spotted net,
With plain net bordering, which is
plaitcd inside Will, single box plaits. In
some instances the style is reversed
aAd the plain net center is finished
wi II Il spotted bordering. but i'll all the
latest imported ones full plated bor-
der is attached.
The navy blue linen collars and
cults. stripped with white. will he the
prevailing style worn with travelling
suits, and, indeed. they are even worn
at the present time with the richest
silk dresses.