The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
A Chat with the Ladies, Alb out
What to Wear and Row to Wear
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A. the time il fast approaching that eve ryi-od
seeks a vacation, the Thoughts are divided ss
tween the places 10 90 and the necessary ward
rot-.. Very many long for the novelties Of a fash
i"naile watering place bui the fact - that dres
rules al such places, and unless one can Keep u
full, Nth the flnce- Of the hour, they are mad
To- feel uncomfortable, and this fact de'ers man
from seeking such recreation.
There many lovely places Oh the seashorf
or on the tank Of some inland lake. n"; Yet know
10 fame. where small parties can find the best o
ommodaiions at REASONABLE. prices, ami dre>
:ccoriin. to their means.
The linen costume Of former seasons D. NOT don
away with, many suppose, from the rage "
hunting oh, no, Linen has its admirers. am
ladies travelling with children readily the nee
essity of something that can Ice quickly washe'
.,nG laundried, for these little folks are the mos
restless bodies travelling one can imagine, am
mammals dress usually gets a fair share %: ti'
.dILIes they feel m constant need Of.
Linens are made quite tastefullS, and not spoil
cd by the unnecessary 3lcatings and Pnfings "
other seasons.
Side pleatnss. We'll stitched upon the skirt, o.
the usual mod. Of trimming the lower skirt al
Though there many who prefer the Iif'ea
hands saw three iu number, and 10 our mind
they are quite as genteel. Then the oyer-skirt
which H. l"ng, round, and slightly iooPed AT th'
back. has either a bias hand ~ trimmed with
several rows Of narrow blue or brown braid
These brands wash nicely and they always have s
hook Of newbess.
The tcsaues are better 10 IL. half tight fitting,
and If simply finished with three rows Of brand
have a more quiet, genteel look for travelling than
a. if edged with Iieating, points, a nf'ie.
The polonalse and skirt are quite as often se~i
a. the three pieces, and very many order cape
a finishing wrap
There are many styles Of ulsters and cires
gotten up for travel. Some pretty, some Ind
eous.
Ladies often get these long ulster. Of linen
mad. breasted and then wear Of their
best costumes under. To much luggage.
Thi, !. GRAND idea far the skirt is concern
Cd. for I" carry trimmed skirtreanires plenty al
room So if one puts on the skirt, then takes
the iasaue or polonaise. carefully folding every
part Of IT. seeing that all the trimming Is laid FIAT
and m place. then pin up IN a large napkin, it will
go 10 any place in safety. If better offers. put
At m between your shawl and water proof in the
lures To travel nowadays without gossamer
waterproof wrap.
These are waterproof, indeed, and when no, in
use can be carried in small a compass n roll
81 music. Now that the price Of these useful
weather ga rments has been reduced TO reason
aide figure, doubtless the demand for them will
I-e large; $50 and 81 is the present range Of
prices.
Sl-.d,. al. mt IN
This fabric does not come in figures or stripes,
only the one SOLE! color I'm each. There differ
ent shades Of olive, brown. gray, green, and from
cream to salmon.
The pale cream trimmed with pale blue, or the
blue trimmed with cream, or either color trimmed
with black, make most lovely seaside dinner
costume. The delicate shade Of gray is trimmed
with gslIoon Of white ground with gray centre.
One color that noticed had pipings
of cardinal, making a most lovely costume for Il
brunette
The breton is a favorite style for bunting, and
in this ease, trimmed beautifully with pearl but
tons and sequins, loses all claim 10 either teng
plain or cheap.
IL is settled TACT that every fashionable cos
tune is finished with wrap. To-te-sure. il may
IT, mere tiny affair Of lace and ribbons, sfIli il
receives All tie ughhti aIisiiatiOn Si crap. WIFI
out its appendages of warmth and weight.
Many grenadne and tamise costumes made
in suite-a pretty mantiIla. pointed or scaiioped
10 form three points in the lack and brought for
ward in scarf ends. Tie carelessly at the bottom
"f the waist in front. This can be trimmed with
French lace. and if the iright grenaiine galoon is
used, that was mentioned last week, 10 head il,
the effect is bright and pretty.
in under-garmenfs, this season, the styles are
pretty. and under-c'othing was never cheaper.
The chemiloon. Of which description has leen
given, and several patterns sent out, is steadily
gaining in favor, and ladies' who wear them say
they will never return 10 the old style Of two
garments.
This garment saves the extra length Of the
shcmi>e. the hand Of the drawers. and extra
fullness around the waist, and when laundried 10y
the Dozen must save the price OF at least two
three pieces each week. And that in itself is
worth consideration for sales ladies and Others
employed nj salaries where every item counts
heavily.
Thus, for these garments made, they demand
an excessive price. But they must in time come
down 10 a reasonable figure, compared with the
Two articles made.
We have, within the week, noticed several bre-
ton costumes in black silk, some richly -,nlroid-
cred in black. and others trimmed with Oriental
Sailoon. in bright colors.
novel idea Of the week is sieeyeless packets
loose and straight, with poionaises for the
street These may he Of lace. or the same mate
rial As the costume.
Summer jewelry is Of painted porcelain. Some
sf il is right pretty, and has the advantage Of
i'eing able TO match every costume with il; and
ii is so cheap thar dozen sets can he purchased
without grrmble.
We can almost see the dawn Of the new era.
Short skirts, for walking costumes, are. are. |
told. universally worn on ''ihe other side" and
mot few Of our ultra fasincpabies have adopted
them here. That means that the followers" will |
gladly take them up with autumn styles. What /
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