The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-26
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
4 Chat with the Ladies', About
What to Wear and Row to Wear
It.

What to Wear and Row to Wear
It.
The warm weather of simmer has quickly |
sprung upon People are leaving che cities 10y |
the hundreds, and many take themselves to the
summer resorts Of fashion. where life - made mp
of dressing eating, diving and dancing
Ladies' who choose the extreme "f fashion en- |
tleavor to appear in the same dress but seldom
and the constant anxiety for novelties really ex-
ceeds that Of a winter fashion.
Dark costumes for all out-oE-door purpo>es-ibe
drive, promenade, or visiting-still prevail b'I'
most Of them-are frightened tut"
something gay ny the excessive amount Of light
and bright galloOns, and pearl teiher White az
tmted) buttons and sequins, that are so lasishly
used upon the costumes Of the day.
One costume finished Of last week was trim
med with Eve hundred tinted pearl hntt"ns and
.eauins besides many yards Of the bright Persian
gslioon.
At first balloons were brought out ia ZEAL stiff,
brocaded afairs that only fitted for the hea-
West and richest Of materials hut fashion brings
out it's needs right speedily, and soon We were
amply supplied with galloons Of bunting, SILK all
wool foundation, linen, and even greladire, and
these all embossed with beautiful hcriate'i de-
signs, most pleasing to the eye.
Those on grenadine are in black, with silk vines
in different shades Of wood brown or gray, and
the more brilliant colors Of cardinal and yellow.
And there are pale tints in blue, pink, green and
straw color that would enl,ven a black grenadine
for Young ladies' immensely, and remove the oh
lection many have 10 its sombre appearance If
all black.
Then, after grenadme. come those lovely solid
and figured colored lawns and organizes. and for
them are borders and edges Of organd,e IN all the
prevailing colors-blue, where the prevailing color
in material, red, where red, etc. AMI then, for
the lovely dotted and hair-strped ssiss, that are
SO much used for evening and hou-e-dresse>.
there are swiss edges in color. and large variety
Of Torchon lace with color mingled in them,
that trim and harmonic with the material most
beautifully.
You will readily see, dear reader. that IN the
matter of trimming We are by no means t~hind
the age.
French lace, never more beautiful an design or
finish than this season, is also used nnsParing!y,
and We think the most beautiful finish for grena
dines in connection with rits.on, that can he used
The skirts, Of grenadine, made over a much
thinner silk than usual, this summer. And, foi
that matter, the very heavy, for waist, has given
way 70 n much lighter grade. making grenadins
q far more endumble costume, and not IN an.
way detracting from its beauty.
.Twould seem that doulled-breasfed, dag.
Onal or side .butt0ned fronts a. they are various
~ termed, would he done away with for hot wea
ther hut they not, even grenadines tr.in.
made in that style. Still, il is not one We cal
recommend for this thin material.
pretty style for grenadIne is the Kaleidoscope
Of which We have written, with its narrow tail
at the hack and short front. II to lee trimme,
with color,'6 q person is very slight, 1t can IL
made with vest front. Two skirts are no longe
made for grenadne hut the grenadne IL -
mounted As 10 give all the appearance Of tvs
skirts, and at the same time. being fastened Sc
curely to the skirt, gives opportunity for il q
get out Of place.
The forms Of draping grenadine are many
One. the skirt has an extra fan tram inserted a
the hack, this being mounted with rnffles o.
pleaiings Of grenadne, two or more Of which pas
around the skirt entire. Then the hack of skin
falls from the waist hand m full. long skir'
edged With pleating lace, and gracefully draIse
with ribbon bows. The front can then he laid
upturned folds, or draPed diagonal across ii,
front. with lace fully s.leated on the edge to s.n
ulate Q tallier. A second row above, giving III
appearance of two aprons, is an addition. Lao
is used in the form Of cascades and spiral jai,ots
all giving an elegant finish 10 a summer grenadin
Fringe il BY no means obsolete, and is used i
variety Of ways, not merely edglng the bot:oI
Of garments, as formerly.
For instance, a young girls polonaise may
opened in the hack. To do away with the ,lai,
ness in the front. the centre Of the waist is orn
mented with a cascade Of loops and short ends q
ribbon to the bottom of the basque Ane. Belo
that, the ribbon IL put across the front IN strap
with how al each end. Each is little xid'
than the other. tfat the bottom one qui
crosses the entire front Of the skirt. Each OF
Of these hands Of ribbon forms a heading for
row Of fringe, the lowest one being the same On
lance from the bottom Of the skirt that il is fro
the one above II. Then the polonaise or owe
skirt is itself hedged with the fringe, and simil
hand Of fringe and ribbon, with loops. and en-
At the upper point, trims the hack Of sleeve. nea
~ TO the elbow.
fraise for the neck can be made prcttily, IL
ting the fringe fall over the waist, with irregul
loops ana ends of ribbon below, in the centre
the waist above this, black or white lace,
pleats, falling over il then full rnchi,g Of Ia
or lisse around the neck, with tiny standin
paeatine above. Fralses Of this kind fit closely
the neck, and close in the hack.
Among the many diagona! novelties Of the d.
il pretty shaped and draPed polonaise. button
from tho left shoulder in the hack to a little
Low the hips. and, below, the skirt is draPed
two long loops.
Among the novelties in lace impcrtati"ns a
the deep cuffs. to be worn outside Of the sleeve
@! which We made favorable mention weeks az
These are also seen in linen edged with lace. {
travel, and of sheer lawn, with deep hens and "a
trimmed, for second mourning.
the latest novelty IL in lace vests. The neck
followed out and made to fit like a gentleman
..dickey," and divided below the waist-!Ine in q
short tabs These are made Of exquisitei
wrought lace. costing from So TO $50 each.
There are also lace necklaces that are love
These arc chiefly for ladies with long siend
necks hut give Eat, short neck too muflied a
bunchy IN appearance.
Hats composed entirely Of flowers (violets I:
the favorites) are the prettiest hats Of the seas
for Young ladies' Al Reroir
Successful Men.
Who are theyf They are those men who, wt
boys were compelled to work, either 10 h
themselves their parents, and Who, When
little older. were under the stern necessity
doing more than their legitimate share Of lab
Who, ~ young men. had their wits sharpened
having TO devise ways and means Of making tn
time more available than il would be under
binary circumstances. Hence, IN reading
lives Of eminent men who have greatly dist