The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-19
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.

FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
A Chat with the Ladies', About
What to Wear and Aow to Wesl
H' rc
Everybody ,s hieing away 10 cool places and
shady retreats. The hest has come upon rs 50
sariy that We arc found all unprepared for 1t.
A fex sueeessious regarding cool dresses To
home rear and inland travel will not, We aPpre
bend, be amiss
Lovely vnprers Of white French lawn, wer'
asserted last week. Something more elaborate
j.. made Of sheer white lawn, over coiored lawn OF
organdie.
One which ne have favored much Was msd'
over sheer hase saxn--ihs being made in mode
ratcly fitted prncesse, and quite a. long n s"'
wrapper. with its flowing tram. the wh''e Wa
made a marguerite, often mentioned IN ti'e
s.c,af The fronts each side Of hem flan hr"sd
insert;n~ at smyrna under which WAS run blue
r.bbon the exact width. The sacqnes on the front
we're ornamentrd the same, with an edge al smyr.
ma The hack, where attached to the marguerite
forms, vas edged with smyrna, and after he'ne
pleased 90 the skirt hand Of ribbon, with insert
ing over, handed II down, and long loops. VIII
irregular ends Of blue ribbon, fell from each side
and the centre Of the hand among the folds Of the
skirt.
The sleeves were iem-short and loose; handed
into the inserting below the elbow, With deep
fall Of smyrna edged over the hand; r,shing OF
smyrna at the throat. which slightly v shape
and caught together uifA ta,nch Of aue forget
me-nots. A belt at hAue, with pearl burke, con-
fined the front OF waist. The bottom of the skirt
was deep Aoluce, set on with heading Of smyr
na and tand where il is placed upon the skirt.
with ribbon under. similar inserting and NIB
hon hand finished the bottom Of nOunce above
the hem.
Another style, in dotted swiss, was made over
a white princes.e, formed of tiny tucks, with
hamburg inserting between. The over-dress Was
q long sscQue aud skirt. The bottom Of skIit
was onamented all around with nounces set on
with three pseats, and then an eqnal space. As a
heading to this Wer~ iars Of narrow smyrna in
serting placed at intervals, aud, running through
these q hand OF yeach-blow tinted rilaon. SINH
lar tars Of inserting, with ribbon, formed tahlier
front to the skirt. TIE sscIue was quite pointed
IN front, and ieft open below the waist.
THIS was edged with smyrna, put on quite full,
and above il, all around the neck, fronts, bottom
and sleeves, were the alternate hands of smyrna
inserting. with ribbon under.
Both Of these costumes had pockets, formed Of
the smyrna inserting. lined with the color, and
ornamented both top and bottom with ribbon,
were the hacks Of the sleeves, and with both
we're breakfast-caps Of the same, ornamented
with smyrna lace, put on quite full, one row over
the front, twO at the hack, and the rifison bowed
prettily around the CROWN with loops and streaIa-
ers at the hack.
IL is getting to he quite the correct thing,
adays, TO make breakfast-csp Of the tissue or
lawn Of which the costume is composed, with
similar trimmings.
Then, for the lounging dress, when one goes To
the privacy of their own room for rest, arr skirts
and jocket Of barred hsinaOok. long sacque,
simply hemmed at the bottom. A land Of ham,
burg embroidery down the front. with
hamburg edged each side, huttoned with pearl or
linen buttons. The sleeves are plenty loose. with.
out being Ragged. and finished at the wrist the
same As the front and pocket tls.- skirt
made with embroidery through The centre, and
edged around the the front. The skirt
can be made with deep Spanish fOunce, set on
TO form its own heading. aud the top edged with
the embroidery: but quite many are made
long, plain gored skirt. with deep hem-quite IS
comfortable, and no trouble to laundry.
These are lovely colored emhrOideries on swiss
nov that are very popular for the lovely TISSUES
that innch worn; end also torchOn lace,
with colored edges, that finish OF costumes beau
tifully, and at slight expense.
Indeed, the variety Of colcred trimmings this
season Is immense. and Ne see the mon colored
batisteoas low ss II cents per yard.
Coral red is q favorite shade in the gamitnre Of
dresses, aud very many Of the swiss and lace
edges are in that favorite shade.
Busters, or dust-cloaks, for travelling, are made
ont Of linen, alpaca, mohair. Many are long
Circles whle the ulsters. with sleeves, is looked
upon ~ most convenient by the majority
New travelling costumes are made Of bunting. in
brown or green, self trimmed, and consist Of n
SKIRT and . long diasonally -buttoned jacket. The
nounce, with heading Of Persian galIoon. is all
that fashion requires. the sacque may he edged
the same.
Black chip hats, either the Danicheft. Brighton
or Telephone. with fringed and pleated hand Of
bunting around the crown A long silk tissue vel!
Of the same color put across the front Of the hat,
crossed at the hack. and brought forward in
bra,ds, 70 sAsten under the chin. A bunting para
sol Of like color finishes the costume.
Black rarasois. with colored or white lining. |
with fringe ribbon, loop the same color, are all
the rage. The canopy top, with silk cord and |
ring. with hand Of ribbon attached, is most seen:
and these, pearl and gold mounted, sell from sls
70 sl5, retail.
Long, black silk-twist mitts, with handsomely
embroidered tack., TO ne worn with the sleeves
whose Houncing falls far below the elbow, are
taking immensely these hot days, We see these
mitts quoted at sso; s. will buy a good article,
and suiicienfly long for everything except eye
ming full dress.
pretty style Of ornan'entng n costume is 10
trim on one side its entire length with PASSENGER
teric ornaments. The other side. ladders at lace
or Of ribbon, with pulled silk or ribbon under.
A graceful and pretty style for an otherwise plain
costume.
vulgar fancy with some is to loop many c"Iors
Of ribbon Together On a costume-one that wo-
man Of correct taste wll never follow.
An Rcror.