Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-03-22

Tight sleeves are de rigeuer.
Battercurs are favorite flowers.
Small caps are very fashionable.
Small yellow roses are in demand.
Putty color is revived for kid gloves.
No birds are seen On the new bon
nets.
Madras ginghans are In vogue
again.
The "Imperisl' is the leading dol
man.
Orange and fame color are fashion
able.
mo wine," is the rule for the kettle
drum.
Kettledrums are old-fashioned tea
parties.
Visits of ceremony should always be
short.
French and English chips are on the
wane.
The Normandy is the leading spring
bonnet.
The ''Corisande" is a beautiful new
|overskirt.
Square box-toed boots are the most
fashionable.
Bonnets With pointed crowns are
things of the past.
The Princesse is The favorite dress
for little girls.
Several kinds of tea are 81 rived at q
kettledrum.
All dressy toilets are Princess or
Victoria rOtes.
Plush gauze Is one Of the new bonnet
trimmings.
For summer wear long white lace
mittens are shown.
Tan and brown are the favorite COM
binations in the new wraps.
Gold and steel are combined In bon
net and coiffure ornaments.
All shades of yellow are freely used
in trimming spring bonnets.
Gray and tan In pale shades are the
glove colors of the moEaent.
The new shades of green are sea
foam, crystal. cascade, and bronze.
Ruches of lace and crepe lisse are
used for face trimmings of bonnets.
A pretty visiting toilet is en- regle for
kettledrums or luncheon parties.
Undressed kid gloves have almost
superceded dressed kids for street
wear.
Among the millinery novelties are
ornamental straw works and straw
laces.
Birds and birds wings have flown
away from the spring millinery. OPEN
ings.
The new bonnets are small, but are
made to look large with the trim
mihgs.
Small buckles, clasps, brooches and
rings are all used for millinery pur-
poses.
The new black lace mitts are EN-.
broidered inside as well as outside the
hand.
| Very little face trimming is seen on
spring bonnets, but variety is endless.
The "Sidonie" is a new overskiri
which Stimulates polonaise with q
scarf drapery.
ParasOls will be used in the demi.
saison-larger sunshade umbrellas In
summer.
Black walls dotted with tilleul
chenille and tilleul- colored straws are
coming in vogue.
Reception and opera-box toilets are
completed by small lace cap placed
high on the hair.
Mignonette, on account of its tilIeul
shades crops out in every form Of bon
net trimming.
Small square gold buckles, studded
with points of steel, are used In trim
miag bODnets.
Sandringham piques are elegant new
white goods for chiIdren's and ladies'
country wear.
Finger puffs and curls are absolutely
necessary in arranging the bair in
French twist style.
Tuscan, Milan and Leghorn straws
of deer-yellow tints are the favorites
for spring bonnets.
Tea, sandwiches, cake, and biscuit
are the only refreshments needed for a
kettledrum proper.
Comic silk haudkerchiefs are the
fashionable philop9na presents from
Young ladies to gentlemen.
Black and the natural yellow of the
straws have taken the lead Of the grays
and the ecrus this season.
The caprice of the moment with
young ladies is wearing long, black
kid gloves with light evening dresses
The merchants are pushing the sales
of gray camel's hair wraps. Black
wraps will assert themselves without
pushing.
While English round hats. turbans
and Cainsb0roughs are not exploded,
there is decided preference shown for
bonnets proper.
Satin:fac gros-grain silk is used
great deal of trimming bonnets. 1t is
cut on the has and arranged so as to
show both sides.
1t is impossible to make really
fashionable eoiffure at present without
more or less additional hair unless a
lady has very abundant chevelure.
Paris thread long gloves with clock.
ed wrists and fingers are seen on the
glove counters in shades of drab, tan,
gray, brown and buff, and pure white,
and black also for mourning.
A RELIC OF THE PAST.