, 1877-03-11

Bows arc set on the back scams of tue basque,
and it is piped all along the edge Tic pointed
| front is nude to look short-waistcd by wide
| Josephine belt OF four silk folds, beginning un-
| der the arms, and slipping narrower toward the
front, where it's fastened bya buckle OF mother,
| ot-pcarl. The square neck has a revers and
folds OF silk at the botton, and |. filled In With
| white crepe lisse, while pleatings OF Iissc anti
| lace surround the square At the back tac
neck is not very high, and standing collar Is
| added On the back only. The tight sleeves arc
siashcd above the wrist, and there are two pulls
Of white tulte on the outside Of the arm; Va1cn-
ccnncs lace frllas fall on the hand 4 bunch OF
i violcts aud menonette is stuck in the corner OF
the square neck on the left side.
| - WooLEn SUITS FOR STRING. .-
Inc potonaisc prcloninates among the plain
suits OF 'soo!en stnffs for spring. Among these
arc WOOL bfocades OF ccru and brown, gray quad
| rue aud baskct-wovcn wooleus, small checked
| goods and plain chaliis trimmed with brocailed:
| bands. The small pin-lcad checks OF black,
blue, or brown With white arc made up fur
| young girls suits without any trimming except
| that g1Een BY rows OF machine stitching. Tho
SKIRT Is plain, with the exception OF few kilt.
| the front breadths arc turned up aud stitched
The long slender polonaise Is also stitched, aud
| has many small round buttons OF horn or OF
wood. The wrap is an English walking jacket,
been worn OF late, and with plcatng set in be-
hind. The square pockets have flaps halt their
depth, aud buttons set on In Breton groups.
THE BALAYEUsE, OR SWEEPER.
To support the train OF carriage aud house
dresses a sweeper or pleatcd douncc Of muslin
edged with imitation Valcncienncs lace Is set on
the inside. 1t is about three~eighths Of yard
deep, aud is set on at such q height that 4
glimpse OF the white lace appears below the
cdgessof the dress Imported dresses are pro-
1r1rSAh $Antu nf
crinoline and muslin, and may be changed from
one dress to another. The foundation Ut cross
barred crinoline muslin is Of two shaped pieces
nearly yard long, straight down the front
edges, and sloped to slant in the seam in tho
middle, so that from each piece being only d
fourth Of yard at the top it broadeus 70
three-fourths at the bottom, where it is curved
Just as the eogc Of the train is. On this is laid
plain coarse still muslin covered with four or
ttye scant 1ounces to support the dress train.
lace.
BLACK SILK sACQUKs.
New black silk sacques are partly Of brocade
and partly Of plain silk. and arc trimmed With
galloon, lace, fringe, and ribbon bows. Do,-
wool cloths already described. The sacQues are
half-Iong and OF French outlines, with long
seams in the back, or else the galloon trims the
back perpeudicularly. The long; slender gar
meut OF sacnuc shape, with shoulder pieces
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to be us popular as 1t has been during the wlra
teE.
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Color enters moro into fabrics this year than
it has for several years past. Not in large guam
titles but in great variety. Very dark green,
blue, brown, or light wood, almond, and cream
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diG.rrn >, = coin-s twieted t51rther or sewn over
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