The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
A Chat with the Ladies, About
What to Wear and Bow to Wear
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We'll. here We are AT length fairly launched on
autumn days. The coming week VIII give as
opennrs of novelties and rev STYLES. and many
sf them bl. a few days oid ia American life,
importers are busy with goods, cosfnnaf, hon.
nets hats, lingerie and the dozen tribes ti' Z" u
make M fashionable wardrobe; getting them
through the bonded warehouses; marked 10 the
highest notch dared for novelties; and IN day "i
two more the vel WILL he drawn. and the con
lectures Of weeks will I've confirmed or destroyed
We will only give yon a premature glance V.
saving the new-style goods are lovely and cheap.
There i. n new f;,ixture If silk and wool that We
think wiil surely take. The ground q! these .,
usually some Of the dark cloth shades. AMI
oy.r-shotfed with silk threads in brighter shade
or white, giving both a checked and -h"'fed a!-
pearance.
Then there are goods dark grounds, with
threads af cardinal, blne or gray, that form hair
dresses and are trimmed with the hrocad-d trim
,nings embossed yelvefs, which are still newer.
and We think prettier. than the hroead".
Costumes Of these styles are gotten mp from
81 to SIS.
There is this fall gotten M a cheap cashmere
costume.
TO always bring black cashmere up 20 such high
figurest' While il has not seemed necessary. II
was impossible to get below the twrnties in fig
ures.
THIS fall, however, there are isng made To Or
der black cashmeres all wool-l',It "f course mol
the finest highest grade made -over-sk,rts
BASQUE skirts poionase, one may fancy. for
SIS. These are made with a knitting or d"uise-.ox
pleating the lower skirt, headed with pun.
and the Over-dress trimmed with killing We
recommend these suits fo ladies' for "rsinsr,
house-.lresses shopping. salss-isdie>, and all who
wish nice looking business dress, and for church
wear under a wrap. where n costume much TRIM
med Is Ia fe ruined. ii>f the thing u SAVE
the better costume
Polonaises and princess 2" made as Ia give
the effect Of the Polonaise and skirt, h'i fair &"
lead.
Some new costumes We hare been allowed a
peep at fashioned quite like a coat in fr"nt.
rounding from the collar 90 the point Of the waist.
AZ ls-
from this point in rryers i..iow- The centre ar
vest is Of tiny plears of silk, all turned toward the
front or Z vest solid al silk or ysiyet.
We have two lovely silks. one IN luiye
color. the other brown smoke. They were mad,
the with the front .ioui,ie-breasts'i. and a
. .,1 .F sn,tonh"ie This S Was aranepi:d with
reyers Of velvet. and the hack WAS carried into a
Long polsnaise, ornamenfed through the centre
with bows and ends al the a"in'e sik, ana edged
with deep hy fringe Of the same color, hni of
darker shade.
Tie brown WAS trimmed with a pleatng at the
bottom. headed with fray<d -uching ii the SILK.
three deep folds. edged with fy fringe. The ia
bier much higher, the left than right side,
and caught under deep tabs of the silk, and con-
ceaied with loops and ends Of the silk. On the
right were two rows IL the rouching. and conceal!
ed under the upper fold was a tiny Isskei.
Children Ia wear yelvefeen skirts in seal
haown or black, made long. narrow and plain. and
over these PoOnaises of gray cloth, closed diago-
nally in 'front.' with seal brown velvet buttons. and
ihc pif"uSs, c""Si "''" S"i'S 'us =" w VI WV
velvet.
There are also dark pla,.is Of green. ianc. or
brown and black, to lie made into Killed suits for
both boys and girls.
Nothing Is vet decided al.ont hats, Int
promise yon an early inkng in our next.
Gloves will fe worn in dark shades. With heavy
stitching the hack in bright coi"rs, Ia match
the costume.
IlacS kids vii; h. stitched with Ii cardinal or
llue.
new mourning costume of Henrietta cloth has
two broad folds 81 English crepe on the bottom.
each headed with three mner's folds of crepe.
The pOionaise is long and plain in front. the tack
has the iono marguerite irisque and the skirt u
pleated upon IL. Bands Of crepe pass down each
fIonf across the bottom, and mp the sides. then
across, where the skirt and waist JON. and tins L.
further finished 10y deep fall at ernmhed silk
tape fringe, known rs mourning fringe 3rsFe
collar and r,iche Of crepe finish the neck, stylisk
sqcaie cuffs Of crepe the sleeves. also fall al
crepe ouer the hands This costume is If the hest
material, and marked S45-a perfect bargain.
Skirts with diagonal points will he worn this
autumn. They are always pretty
Sacques are cut very much longer for street or
hoIse.
Velvet, both embossed and plain. will lee more
worn this season.
French orgadine. made into pnfis with valenei-
ennes lace, is the nothy bridal dress for S%piein-
cambria.
Chicoree trimming will be very fashionable tins
season. What - !, Why an old fashion revived.
Ii frayed notched silk, Of tw" more colors.
OFT two or three Of the same color made into
hull r1chings.
Chenille will he among tine new and expensive
trimmings.
Folds will head Aounces and ruiiies: rutiies are
put on 10 fare at the edge-not so pretty, how
ever, as the cloth-cllnging ruffie usuaily seen.
high feather. and dark rich coOrs will mostly lsn
worn for autumn. AZ rerotr.