Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

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Nets for holding the hair are to be worn
again.
Spring costume are the mode for the
street at present.
No-roval lady will wear bustle," 50
saws the Queen of Denmark. f<.
Cashmere and point lace ruf1es are
worn in the sleeves of dark dresses.
New and becoming veiis are of ecru
cashmere net dotted with chenille.
A necklace both exquisite and rare con-
sists Of .ronnd beadso pale pink coral.
Abeautiful dress for very young
child is of white cashmere embroidered
with light blue silk.
Embroidered muslin sets are again in
vogue. In shape these collars are the
Straight English model.
Shetland wool of an Ecru tint is in
Produced in the construction of narrow
scarfs. They are much warmer than
Cashmere net scarfs are worn wider
and longer, the new diamond shape net
being the handsomer in appearance as
well as quality.
Fur lined dogskin quantities. are very
fashionable for ladies on shopping. excur-
sions. They. do, away with the muff,
whichis often Troublesome. ~ -
Crepe lisse ruffles are moro becoming
than any other. Ruffies with an en-
broidered edge laid in box plaits, with
an embroidered figure on the plait, are
much worn.
The most magnificent coat ever known
to have been made is worn by the Maha-
raiah of Putt;l;, and is valued at $780,
900. 1t is fringed with pearls and set
with precious stones. =
'Blouses for young boys are laid in plaits
in the back and left open in front. For
larger boys. Jackets which button with
one button in front, showing much of the
vest beneath, are the mode. t.'A
An elaborate combination for an even
ling toilette is black velvet with cardinal
red silk. Black silk having the trimmings
lined with cardinal red, is very stylish Tor
a dinner or demi-tOilette.
High back combs are found to be alb
solutely necessary to ladies to keep on
the fashionable hat OF to-day, and even
with this arrangement the chapeau looks
as if it were about to take leave OF the
head. ,EsIz@@CsG
A very elaborate dress is of black vel
vet trimmed with aoviae velvet flounce,
and having for a polonaise combination
OF backrsasin and guipure lace-very
wide and set together in stripes, edged
with lace.s1
Ladies partial to suits without the wide
pendant sacque or cloak, will be glad to
lIlnow that there is a kind of underyest
woven under new patent of silk and
lfur fitted in. 1t is thin and light, but af-
lords great protection.
Linen collars are generally becoming,
and always have neat appearance.
Those small and upright, with the cor
nerS bent down, are still the favOrite
shape. Ladies who have rot tried the
chemisctte band, would be pleased with
the effect produced. By this they are
always kept in place.
Leggings made of the thin rubber cloth
which is noY.-used for the waterproof
Icleaks. are found TO be the most service
able things OF. their kind ever invented.
They are lined with Canton flannel,
reach to the knee, and button on the out
tside- of the leg. They cost from 81 81
50 pair.
T. Fancy sacqnes Of eoiored flannel OF
tmerfnp is the lrest fashion for morning
ttoilefs. The fronts are very long, eX-
tending far around the skirt, while Tho
back is short. Some very handsome ones
were shown MS. one i'm blue flannel trim
med with side plaitings of blue foularsl
and blue bows all thcvway mp the front
They are worn over, different suits at
pleasure. The Castillian walking boo:
gives quite a change to- the comfortable
brOad-sole worn the past year. The mar
row round toe and small high heel cause
us to-shiyer. How much pain such styles
have given. = tss-AA> $780, :