The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-23
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
A Chat with the Ladies, About
What to Wear and Row to Wear
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As promised ma Oiir last --ci,at. devote ili-
articles 10 the growing generation
Once, boys and girls wer. dressed alike. unii
boys put on similar suits Ia their laras. N"u
after hos has passed ms taiyhoo.i, las ci"ihe,
bespeak his sex ut sight.
Boys are NOT however. put IN pants and Jacket
until they reach the age Of six. Some fond pa
rents. with their firstns. are IA great haste, and
sometimes see halls. >l,arecs> i'oy> rugged n
in Jacket and trows..rs, wiien they should stall
wear habv.ciOfheS-
The killed suits, that have come 10 Ie arsnow-
lodged the suit for boys of Il nlsr years. have add
ed greatly 10 the perfsctnes> of their dress.
baby boys up to two years 1esr TINS AMI Scan'
yoke dresses. In summer. these mad. "f whit.
msrscles. or linen lawn; in winter Of the U""
or neece-iinad riaue. aud sometimes Of fine
white and black. tlne. check When Ia cheek
they are usually trimmed with binc or scarlet
braid and there knitting Oh the bottom @.
the skirt, and Just above this = the sash ("s Ne
have told you saShcs are nov worn low and yer,
broad. This is usually l"cIed AT the back. and
with short ends and held IN place, the centre
hy a long, slender gold pin.
In summer, these suits made with low
yoke and short sleeves, the very of bahy-
hood.
The high yokes made alternate hands oi
tttcks and needlework, or smyrna, and an edge
falls over the skirt where joined
Cunning cloaks tor little folks a; tins ace are
made Of Pearl-coorei marine. softly waiiad and
lined; sacque with cape and sleeves. Tie edge
OF sacque end cape are piper with SATIN of ti:.
satin piping upon II, stitched through the centre
Of the piping orfold.
We win now suppose that all our little men
folks are two wears old For these there are f.,rr
decided STYLES of salts One is a long blouse with
box pieats both rack and front To the waist; where
il Is confined with a belt. These are made ia
checks, hannels and hight grade cassiinere. The
second is the regular sailor bion>e. rounded dow
at the neck Ia show the white waist. and has a
sailor collar. with anchors IN the corner. With
this is worn the fuii-kfed skirt Thu. third Is n
killed skirt, with the broad. plain centre o-,,a-
mented with rosettes. and neatly fittin. Jacket,
forming three tabs IN the back trimmed cad cur
TO simulate packet front with vest. and has two
centre points. and two others that slope away
over the hips.
Cloaks. for such Elite folks are made with GA
brielle fronts III not both hack and 'front.' and a
cluster OF Iscais In the hack far waist line
where they are strapped. AMI the strap ornament
ed with buttons, and frour this a sash Other
cloaks have box pieaied skirts at the hack, and d
shoulder-cape-
Boys Of older growth, 10 six Years. wear Killed
skirts, bonses closed diasonsily and !.iIts with
shirt waists and regular jackets with three pock.
efsl opening over them
AZ six years, boys don the knee pants and iacke,
land here We must speak up for the lads. Ir the
are strong. tall school lads. give the pants
and jackets at fve1 For these, checked c.s simarr
and English melton are mostly used. Some Of the
coats are buttoned diagonal from. the necl, down
Others are closed with three buttons. other with
one. that exposes the shrt-waist above and are
q pretty addition to a cut-away coat.
kits enter largely into all costumes for girls
and misses. pretty school SUIT IS made in gray
twill. has n Killed hack gabrielle front, and
jacket simulated by trimming
Young misses fast vergIng INTO young iasivhooi
wear their dresses To the top al the foot The
prIncessc is tho favorite style. and this j. either
killed in the back, or edged with a killing Many
OF the fronts OF waists are cut square and filled D.,
with finely pleatei piasiron al silks.
Yoke blonses are coming IN for both la.ii..S AMI
misses. We especially recommend them tor en-
developed forms.
The matelasse or honeycomh beaver for misses
anc children. tins season. Is lovely. SOFA, are
killed ia the back, Others trimmed with hands
and points Of the cloth. bound with braid and
row after of brsid stitched upon the cloth
Polished wood, mottled wood AMI ,ees-
table buttons, are most used upon chiiiren's gar
ments.
OF one.thing We must congratulate the mother oi
q numerous brood that the system a.! manufs.-
turing chidrens clothing has at la~, i--en Tel
fected- There is nothing child wears. from ih..
moment Of its birth until oface. hnt H.. p,,r-
chased ready tn put upon them. and the prices are
at length within reason and when one takes ia
view the weary hours. the aching head. fii> n.r.i
OF change, and the aaiy they owe 10 a CROWN.
family, of nursing their onn i,'alrn and lit..
everything is cheaper than II can he made Al
home.
A. J,fsfr,