The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-26

ing the front or the vest simply but.
toned.
THE SHAPES or noNNETs
for fall and early winter retain the fla
vorable characteristics of last season.
with welcome Improvements Pr0m-
nent among The new shapes is ono sug-
gested by The popular capote OF last sea-
son, the crown being moro precisely
round, the hrim deeper aud better
shaped. This fits the head closely 40 the
side, and can have face trimming 0r not.
4 according ioiuiiyiduAl fancy a Ace.
/ ond style has q round crown. with hrim
/ slightly bent, Ia Marie stuart AM
/ other style has "a dladem front piece
above curved band, whe-e the hlwers
or face trimmings may be set iu. Tho
modified cottage shape Will also be- worn
and Is particularly youthful and pretty.
Ia general effect the bouuets are small
ana dainty in design, while their trim
mings are entirely novel The fabrics 90
be used for the covering, os wen as trim-
ming, Of fall buunets, are siIk. plush.
satin, and, for ordinary wear, wool ma
terlal like the costume. The cnlurs ars
various, plush OF delicate HUGS being
, shown iu dress hats with satin trimmings.
or utce rtTSl; dark rich -atin-. the new
tlnts in old gold, mulberry and garnet,
, bronze and seal brown, being PROMINENT
The h1unets covered with plush have OUT
f side trimming in soft roll. on loops. and
face trimming i'm satin OF che same shade.
( while those covered In satin have ban-
i deau Of plush outside and in, loops 40 tho
left side, and occasionally a binding Of
I plush or a tiny p'gatcd cape. This
Y forms the foundation both tl0w-
!. ers and plumcs will be used, the
] former In cudles variety although there
o. are certain styles, simple rich aud
It elegant which will take the lead
4 French ladie. ot fashion are wearing carr
rots, turnips apples peaches and pears
on their bouuets but the caprice Is toe
utterly out OF taste to Gud favor with the
best houses here. Velvet and satin flow
ers lead the fashion, and are shown iI
exquisite richness of color and design
: a half wreath of old gold velvet leaves g
touched here and there with the riches
green, the whole being finished by q bir,
lying with folded wing i'm the brehtes
humming bird hues. a full wreath %
dropping green flowers has sprays of duI
gold and acorns of oXidized silver. Z
wreath of crimson satin leaves is dni-he
with group of four tiny birds with ope
wings. The two shades Of bronze appot
in flowers and leaves, the tilIcul glyu
way somewhat To- old gold aud pale ye
low. Mulberry is much used in bot
feathers and flowers, aud will also be su
er. plush and satin coverings. a ha
wreath of mulberry roses, alternate
with close velvet leaves, is rich trt
ming for a hat, covered with mulbcr
plush a shade lighter. Feathers will
me used as complete trimmings for q
crowns of all the bonuets described, al
are shown i'm every conceivable shade al
of color. A pale blue has the argrette
darker blue going up the centre, 81
may be effectively worn on blue sa
or plush bonnet The short tips ha
I"' riven way to three quarer-Ieng
plume. which will partially encrcle
bonnet, being finished with loops of sa
or plush, or flowers. Cloth bonnl
ltly like the costumes, will be trimmed wit
ear bandeau of silk Of different color
fab feathers; later i'm the season, with u
lre row rim of fur. 4 pretty bonnet
in match dark gray costume, with indie
son ito lines of blue and black, had the (
has trimming in blue velvet, and band
an short-stemmed gray feathers. The
row ering was Of the same wool as the
1t Of tune, and was bound with dark blue
vet Bonuets covered with jet tall
.. over the brim in front, will be worn y
.,;u, certain costumes.
with The decree has gone forth that J
rlc G Young and married ladies are again
bon- wear
49,, DRESS CARS,
ina not little ornamental affairs perche4
.rrv the crown of the head, as matrons
are been affecting, but genuine mob caps
llent turbans.