The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-11
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
A Chat with the Ladies', About
What to Wear and How to Wear
It.

Well, dear reader. the time IL tast approaching
for change Of raiment. But few 'chats more
the uncertainty 81 shat is coming to the delight.
fnl reality Of new shades, new fabrics and fashion,
mgs.
light all this prognOsticafing the councils and
deliberations, as to what will take and what will
he refused; for, after all, our queen is not abso
lutte. She fashions, and, in a m .ssure, dictates
hut often her mandates are received with antagO
hisnl, even to revolt. In this case, like Other
queens, she gracefully retres them, and replace.
them viii, something less obnoxious.
We feel quite assured in saying the brighter
deeper colors will be- more generally worn the
coming season than heretofore, aud when hack
Is chosen for the street costumes. i will le en-
Gvened with bright coiOrs that the "Ameulcan
nun wdi be quite lost sight Of
We are to have many mixtures and sh0ttel
goods, where grave and gay will lie quantity and
As yet no new goods have been put upon the
market. Probably another ''cilAt" will give
slight foretaste Of the earliest changes, and then
the hall will be up and We shall march on "a
the glorious autumnal coiorings, " .ps, flowers
feathers and ribbons.
As Yet, the "sellng out days are in order
THIS has been a dull sessOn Quantities Of made
up goods remain on the shelves. Many would do
for next summer equally as well as for tins, hat
merchants must have money, 80 there H. no cause
for wonder that carnbric dressing sac9nes, with
tucked fronts, and trimmed with hamburg, are
marked from 81 20 to "a cents, or those in finer
materials from s. to ~, and still better trim.
med, with smyrna inserting aud edged, from 81 "a
$40.
Now, We ladies know that these sacques are nj.
ways useful, always fashionable, and We predict
that ere the closes, at these prices, there
will not be a sAcque IN the market
There are also cambria and point wrappers. and
morning dresses, selling equally low.
The davvrite style Of xraP!ers Is the plain loose
mented only with collar, pockets, aud q tand Of
the trimming TO simulate cuf These are 80
easily laundried that ladies prefer them to all
f.r hal,s fInxsrs
with basque hack, and the skirt ilier) is gather
ed on a band under the basque, and the fronts are
simulated basque by trimming.
In suits, these tAsques AID over-skirts sell a.
lOw S2.50. and are 60 he worn with any skirt.
These come Ia cambric-plaln, checked, or figure;
also. linen trimmed with an embroidered edge.
Linen suits, that sold for $l2, can now le pur-
chased for Sc, and pretty figured jaconets, trlm-
med with slde-pieafings and lace, are selling for
81 aud 81. that twO weeks ago commanded iwse
the sum.
As for fall Styles told you some time ago
that the Breton would still prevail. We have
GENTLY seen Cali importations thar hear Us ont m
Ladies who are inclined 10 the ms sculine style
of dress will b. pleased Ia know that vests and
swaiiOwtails, dtckies, standing collars, nerktirs
and ringe will be reggie.
That tall hats. with simple hands around Them
can be worn by those whose Tiiysques will allow.
We admit; hut We must INSIST that a manish hat
over a very feminine face is NOT to be thought of.
We are again to have iet fashionable trim
ming and that not only IN iaack, hut all colOrs,
Ia match the dress.
Please do not ask us Why all these colors are
only say that the cOsOre has all the brillianry
Of the black jet, and is prettier. because newer.
dies and children. No barber poles or speri-
men colOrs. Hoes are now worn in solid hues,
silk clicked. Pink. haue. red and gray, ciorked
Children wear to match their saslses.
The latest i'm sashes il, either loose kows and
ends fastened where the waist and skirt JOINS, or,