The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-17
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Bead fringe aud trimming Is very
fashionable just now.
The spring hnnnets will turn up on
one eide aud go down on the other.
Skirts of new costumes are to clear
the ground
Ali laslies garments are becoming
more and more masculine
Vile Ronan sashes are looming up
a2ain as summer approaches.
Passementerie Is much used for trim.
ming house and street costumes.
Jet necklaces with large lockets of
the sane are becoming fashionable.
Those large and awkward looking
fans will not be in vogue next summer.
Oxidized steel and silver buttons
come in new shapes for the new suits
No less than eighteen different shades
Of green are shown in summer goods
Colored linen collars for ladies are in
the English style, broken at the eGds.
"Eillu Ou9o uauoSomtit nOuulcu
are the newest head ornaments
The way they bunch mp dresses in the
back nova days is astonishing.
One of the new collars is called the
Empress. 1t is O. linen edged with
lace
Steel gray will be among the many
colors introduced for Easter. In silk
it makes stylish walking suit
The sash ends are now worn very
long, and almost reach the bottom of
the skirt. Bows are cut Of fashion.
Tight sleeves aud round waist con-
time the rule for all ordinary dresses
intended for house wear.
Beautiful new necklaces are of square
blocks of rose coral put on fine gold
chain with miniature paddock.
There was dolls party in New York
last week at which two hundred dolls
in full hall costume participated.
Old,fashioned mits are to be revived
next. summer for dowagers and spin
StelS. " sssstssf4 tEts
Sashes are now worn without bows
and hang in two ends, one longer than
the other
Very handsome black cashmere
s,cques, embroidered, will be among
spring wraps.
Morning aprons are of dark blue silk.
trimmed with small ruffles of the same
material. They are very pretty.
Bunchcs of white grapes on some OF
the bonnets look as if they grew out Of
the hack Of the head. The effect is
startling.
Black silk suits trimmed on the waist
with rcvers of back velvet and black
bows down the front are handsome and
stylish. s.
Feathers disappear with winter, save
for full dress occasions. when they will
be worn in tue hair by fashionable
dames
Marked and extraordinary changes in
ladies' dresses are predicted for the
snmmer. There is need, we think, of
change sometimes.
Legal cap note paper is the latest II
The paper is of Irish linen finely dress
ed and sufficiently heavy to require ex-
tra'postage.
Normsndy hats for ladies are not ap-
pTopriate They were created for in,
fal,s and children and look absurd on
any one else.
Finely dressed leather now comes for
binding or lining the bottom of street
dresses 1t prevents their being cut or
becoming worn on the edges.
The old fashioned mnff of fur is al
most entirely out of fashion, the cor
rect thing Of the period being a vel
vi cloth, or leather muff.
There's an endless variety OF cravats
andHeckties for the ladies. Just now
theyare wearing the white tie after the
cleteyman's style.
Tulle dresses will he fashionable for
summer worn. over light colored silks
They are made without overskirts and
caught up behind in an elaborate
spout"
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