The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-01
rRIFErs ron TIE LADIES.
Ostrich feathers, short and well cteu
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TRIFL rs FOR THE LADIES'
Ostrich feathers, short and well cteu
are worn in clusters. >
/ There is a disposition shown to tan
scarfs at the back.
Felt bonnets win be selected to rIcn
7 costumes second best occasions.
London ladies dresses are led
/ Bulgarian" because they are atro'us.
Lacing, heretofore simulated, be
one of the features of the winter dees
Winter petticoats Of dark eolorsiith
gold metallic threads interviewer, arrow
seen.
Very young cllildreu's bonneJare
made of black velvht, trimmed witlhus-
lin embroidery.
White roses, with dark, glossy fdge,
are largely taking the place of theon-
ventional orange blossoms
While the new dresses all 1T the ure
closely, there IS not the same amou OF
/ tying back as in the summer.
/ Bonnets defy description with leir
unique shapes, oddiy-triElmed crns,
and brims clinging close to the heat
That's the only wedding trip bali
+ pre- bably ever take, said an old baclor,
as he stumbled over a brides train.
The bonnet IS usually Of tie daest
a shade, with facings and trimmings Cthe
---siiest tint, though this order is 81
r. times reversed.
Red as rose Is she" applies now
DAYS, toevery woman on the street-th
Is. every woman who goes in for dress
Cincinnati Tia,es
The princess Polonaise, with t
breadths entire from neck to foot, a.
the large single pockets are a much
vogue for wedding As ordinary toilet.
The habit of wearing mass of faI
hair Is gradually passing away, the lit
that Is worn is SO arranged as to give {
I impression of q natural growth only.
Dropping flowers, as fuchsiss, are
lected to form the fringe to floral dres.
which admits of ribbons only a ad,
tionaI trimmings, jewels not being Pt
missable
1t is perhaps true, as the belief &c
in Boston, that women do more readi
than men, but it Is also true that IN
DO more listening than women-4adre'
BQ-er
Young ladies' should not be deceiv
by this moderated weather into leayi
off their belt buckles. There l. q dam
ness in the air which should BE- guard
against.
Ball dresses composed entirely
flowers are the latest novelty a liz
foundati n of ribbon or gauze furnish
the background, which is hid from vi
with flowers Of one kind, or mixtu
( Of every variety, according TO the IA.
4 of the wearer.
A festive bridal party at Alaros, L
nois, a few days ago terminated in :
and tragic way. \ hanging kerose
4 lamp was knocked down, falling ON q
breaking over the bride, burning h
and probably the groom fatally, and st
eral of the guests severely.
/ 4 recently married may says that
/ there were ten thousand drawers il
room, and you asked your wife to Ike
/ one sacred and inviolate for your OF
private use, that particular one wou
be full Of hair-pirs, ribbons, loose ha
discarded buttons, CATERS and old BIO
II. Worth is said to be adapting /
cut and fashion Of a dress to the ma
rial composing 1t. He associates the
( Nuisance and Maria Stuart style W
brocades, recalls the Loui7 XVI. st
FOR striped fabrics, ard for thick pli
foularde or ribbed materials, copies
dresses Of the revolution. The waite
is applied to lowered satins and velv
and no embroi3erie=.