The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-13

stratiOn OF reconciliation with his pres
| ence.
FASHION GOSSIP.
| High combs are still worn.
Lace barbs are used on hats.
Olive brown supersedes seal brown.
Pearl buckles, studded with steel, are
very stylish.
Position basques are used for street
and house wear,
'To be or not to be-" 10 the question
with regard to crinoline.
Silver wedding presents are marked
with the BRIDES monogram.
Spanish lace overdresses, to be worn
over silk skirts, are exhibited.
All kinds Of rings are fashionable for
engagement tokens at the present mo-
ment.
Every lady should wear a buckle OF
some kind on the hat this spring. 1t is
\ fashionable.
Black camePs-hair polonaises are
trimmed with galloon in India colors
and patterns.
The handsomest knots for the throat
are made OF Illusion, mixed with violets
or cowslips.
Lace pockets, to cover one of stronger
material, are to be seen, and are deci-
uedly stylish.
Black Cameps hair polonaises are
trimmed with wide galloOn in India COL
ors and patterns.
New bracelets have pencil attached
oy a cnaln; new series of "Penciling
Oy the way" may now be looked tor.
Lap-pearl buttons, new style, are in
great favor. Rows upon rows of these
| buttons are seen on the new spring
suits.
,Colored flowers are now taking the
place OF white ones for funeral decora-
lions. Designs in solid pansies are the
richest.
Majolica flower-holders in shapes Of
tne sweet pea blossom and fou leaf
cloVer are among the daintiest mantel
| ornaments.
lt is the fashion among young ladies
wnen sending off a note to place their
initials in the left hand lower corner of
the envelope.
London women wear their street
dresses demi-traiued, but use invaria-
Dly skirt supporter to shorten tnem
While walking.
AS many Dasques as polonaises are
| seen among the imporLations from
| worth ana Plngat this spring. Still, the
LaSnlon reporters of the old world speak
OF little besides pulonalses, princesse
dresses and empire robes.
Fans in Spanish designs painted
cleVerly on paper are new tas hion; the
paper IN satin finish, the paintings
WaICeau In style. There is an immense
demand abroad for these painted fans.
ana some OF those shown here are paint.
eu BY hand by man i'll PARIS in true
rocco style.
VARIOUS MATTERS OF INTEREST,
Now is the time TO set out false hair
| says the New York Herald.
A facetious fashion writer cbaracter-
IZes tne new pln-uack dresses .'eel-
SKINS"
An exchange asks, "May cousins
@ A@lss certainly, II their auuts ain'C
looking Danbury News.
some one says it has become the fash.
ION W abolish The use OF the tablecloth
az YEA anu nave this meal served on a
pare table, it being taken for granted
that this bit OF turnitur is fine wors ~
nature and art III its beauty and solid
lty' ana Ia Its form and carvings,
Inc Toronto girls dress more like
Americans than any other Canadian
women ana though once in a while hear
Jipe or Two at our expense, they up-
consciously, In speaking OF something in
aress matters or energy, often saw
American styles" aud Am .rican .go-
aheadativeness." s
a fashionable paper announces that
IN farls everything in female attire i
worn JUST now with trayed edges, max
lns IL aimcult to distinguish ragged
dresses from whole ones. This has 6sen
aone, III Is supposed, with benevolent
intehtlons toward small incomes. THOUGH
IL ls dlfhcult to believe it, even on so
eminent an authority. The most appro.
prlate comment seems to be Hem %
Two young lady students of MiIlars.
VlIle tPa.) Normal School, while boat
ing Win Two young men on the Susoue.
mamma, were capsized. One or the ladies
SANK out OF sight. A party in a boat
went 10 her rescue, and as she rean-
peared, one OF the men grasped her hat
which came off; then her chignon. and
tnat also came off, and atlast succeed ed
IN gettlhg mold OF her own hair and she
was hauled into the boat and landed on
the shore. VA