, 1875-04-04

There are others, however, who would cheer
fully undergo any social msrtJrdom rathe1
than fail in their immemoriaI custom oi
grazing the Easter services In y naw. bonnet
And. after ALL how: should we evar know The
fashio1z-the genuine wearAhle fashions, mol
thoss Of the plates and InaEazines-seTe 1t mol
for these noble pioneers, who gladly sacrifice, il
need be, beauty, grace. and becomingness, foi
the sake Of first introducing novel design2 a
majority Of tho 80.
EASTER COSTUMES
are OF black silk or black cashmere aud eilk.
Black cashmere, Of the lighter qualities, In the
form Of aprons and baaques, or sacques, will be "a
fashionable as ever, until It Ii replaced by erena-
dine and foulard. The rarest tablfers are embroi-
dered all over by hand in beautiful loose sprays,
Or wrought in the open wheel patterns, known
az English embroidery. They ere SO beautiful
that every woman would hayo an embroidered
o7erakirt il she could afford it, But she can't.
that IL, tho average she canuot,-and so abe
tr1es to content herself with something palmer.
The newest shapes Of cashmere aprons are those
perfectly square, open from the hem to the belt
in ths back ann these deeply and sharply
pointed in front and raised very high in the back
With sashes OF the same. Neither shape is 30
suitable for cashmere as the weu-worn round
apron. raised in soft folds on the sides. All the
looping of the new aprons is man
aged by shirrings, placed on the hips or
in the back With these. oTerskirts
ara frequently. worn half=ftting sacques,
instead OF basques, little undsryest Of silk
completing this suit, and leaving the saoque
adaptable to any other costume IS well.
AN IMPORTED SUIT
ia like this. The silk akirt, just resting on the
ground On inch or two, ID trimmed with rows Of
The finest anticipating, three vide ones OF
cashmere. the intermediate narrow ones Of SILK.
Across the f5out ere looped+ scarf fashion, two
long breadths OF cashmere edged On the lower
side with Pinch knife-p1aiting OF silk. These
falling over the 1owar-are sloped upward
toward tho back, where they are tied once; the
ends hanging over each other nearly to
the bottom Of the skirt. The basque
is cut ia. four, round tabs, and
these tabs are bordered, under their corded edge,
the latter being tho deeper, ana set under the
former. The sleeves are silk (the basque ia
cashmere) and in place of cuffs, havo altarna.e
rows OF knife-plaiting, which produce q very
dressy effect, and are extremely becoming. 4
double plating serves instead OF collar on the
neck. With this suit goes .
MAxTELETrE OF CASHMERE.
This is = single breadth OF cashmere entirely
bordered BY q 2-nch silk anticipating. It is
doubled together, and caught, at the closed end
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