The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-13


buckles, anu IL variety OF odd articles.
VARIOUS MATTERS OF INTEREST.
The colors OF the new silks will be far |
handsom omer this season than last.
Skirts have been tied back 50 long |
thai they now stay there themselves.
A woman in Leslie, Mich, weighs |
three hundred and forty-seYen pounds.
Fashionable materials for costum es
for the coming season resemble rag |
carpets.
A little miss of Syracuse, on a visit to |
the country, said she liked cow milk
better than city m lk'
Changes in fashion are taking place
very slowly, and SO far any very DECIDED
revolution seems improbable.
satin is extensively to be used tor
trimming on next winters costumes,
both Ior out ana indoor wear.
Grays in various shades will be ex-
tens vely worn, aud the day of navy
blue has not YET reached an end.
The early fall hat tor ladies is the
summer one fresheDed up by new gar
nIsnments suited TO the cooler days.
China wall-pOckeGs or hanging vases,
| in rare pltterns, are the newest recep-
| tacle lor flowers, and not yet largely I'M
ported.
One predominate feature of Hungarian
| watering places III general is great eX-
trayagance i'll dress. The LADIES dress
four times day.
! 1t takes all the enjoyment out of
game Of crOQueJ 10 hear IL called "an
amusement within the reach OF the
.eeOlesL Inte!lecU."
Miss Middle Morgan is the stock re-
porter OF the New York Times. Sne
knows as much about norseS and cattle
as any man IN the country.
MoIIie Short, ten years OF age, recent
lly iii tlateu as telegraph operator at
MarlInsVllle, Miss, perfDrming the
work in very CreuituDlt manner.
Small checks OF dark brown appear in
tray cling wraps Imported from England,
ianl many Of these are III ulster shapes,
wlth pointed Aoous, or else Ouud capes
are attached.
Vest pieces will be somewhat worn on
,ho new dresses, certain additional
tOuChes beng gwen, sucA "a laclmg
aCfUsS them wlLn SILK Coru of tue same
/ color as Lne dress.
= Pink satin shoes have been in great
- emand III England this summer Not
. W4tnsLanulhS Lner uusulLaOleness iUl
z ordinary we~g they have been worn OK
U | eusIyely, even al tAe races.
! one saw the plaCard in front OF The
; bookstore, "Gou eau get hat IIusbant
vi Mlne' lUr NAH Il DOLLAR" AND, as sn,
passed on, she muLtereu, Il nave one
{ WlIl Sell lOr hall mat mucn."
- A most trying season Of the year i
. tnIs: "A cross between summer and ear
- ly lal, when, llAe the .oIlege OF Ln,
woods, we are patIGAtly awaiting tue
:, Cnause rom one luveuness To another.
/. 1Lrs. De NIeanlncN,o of Green Point, l.
l., mas received Information that she an
- utr three children are heirs 20 an esLat
: n Java Wnlcn was Vdtueu u, i l., 900 It.
Il 1874 Her husband was an eAIled noble
= man.
~ A young lady, while riding horsebacl
- u lew days since Ia LiyIugs.on UUunLy
= had Del briule-trm Droken by the an
- iaat suddenly anu VIoIeully THROWN
uls mead dOWEWa. u. She is not aWaI
. that ncI arm touched anything.
e Ne would like to ask the ladies
e COnuuurum. Wuy /, IL that during Lh
l. whole o, summer Lnty wore lOW-cro" ne
it IA S, ana now tn,.L the tneaters are ope
ie LuuI resort 10 seVeu-sLUl leo haas wit
in d cupola OF flowers on Lup?-.EX.
It simmer resorts now nave Their seats :
lie IaD.e designated b , II bow oI rlbOon tic
- On Tie cualr vi d color tntG Is alsu WoI
K " The Iady hGrsGiI Oh some part Of he
~ Il. esS. luis is called LHe very lave.
IL agony, CT "tom OUiery.n
A. a. MRS. Jugglns lost one OF her lodgel
lately. ne went OH suddenly, on urge
- private affairs, and forget to seLtIe h
w. lULlG account. AN" said the Old lad
.,s "Wnen 'e come zee, " called 'ls3vIl
M Mh'' Gaping; Out PVe discovered to my CO
"a LnaC 'e's only LETT tenant"
OF The iOrlorn se&lnstresses of Merr
H. Eugldnd need not sJstCh, stitcn, silt,
ss alter IL O'Clock i'll the eVeuing agaIn
az their wil!. The magistrates OF Sou
Snlelds nave SHOWN JlaJ the Factol
Act, which Mr.. cross pushed thrOu,
, Pa. llamGnt, can be en,orceu again
"l employers whO are brutal i'll their |
qulremehts.
All the ornamentation upon the ne
hosiery Is upon the front, and arrang
nc lenGtu"lse upon the foot, eXtcndi
NJ ABOVE Tie ankle. Sometimes the stOt
lnB Is Aalt o. one Color and halt Of a
nj pInef. For ordinary wear for tae II
he there Will be a demand tor uubieach
Ii )slery with hair lines OF scarlet, ia
,o Ulue OF black
no BusQues are conspicuously plain
Jhe earlier tall costumes. Perhaps tn
,d are made 50 to aVOIu any mistake as
Ns the incoming fashions WnIcn viii
-, ready before the middle OF the mon
Ine tOng double Jreas ted Gu fasse mo
IL Is made more acceptable by cuUti
Oh equtrely oil the slUped points Of /
a. basque, both back anu t, ont.
H.
ur A decided Improvement in the tas
IONS OF the scarf OVersklrt made OF H.
materials Is seen. Tins is a uIspps It'll
MS which arranges the scarf in cIuste,
I tlaIts low down upon the skirt irC
ahu carries 1t up To the hips in CarelG
10 iUIus. Where TWO saSnUs are employ
the lower one is but sllgutly taken up
tla the center front; The upper one ls u
mo ln a real or simulated Knot ut the Ct
I,b Ter, and both are Oruamenteu W
49, flowers, ribbons, &C. Fringe or lace
added upon the lower eJge of ca
SCARF.
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