The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-13

cashmeres. 1t is now sold cheaper than
it ever was before, and being durable as
well as beautiful, may be considered a
very economical garniture.
Fringe is, perhaps, the most uniVer-
sally selected trimming that is offered.
All the designs that have been in use tor
two or three years, as well as several
entirely new ones, are exhibited, ana
the prices seem very reasonable, except
ing for those which are enrlched by the
addition OF blue and Clatr de lime jet.
Either from the fine cutting or rom
their peculiar colOrs, these Jets are al
ways very expensive.
Black jet is 10 be used on dresses and
wraps during this and the coming sea-
son, but it viii not be seen i'll sucn eX-
cess as when 1t was last in fashion.
Then. it may be remembered, some Ia
dies went so far as to have entire over
skirts composed of it. The best taste
would dictate moderation i'll the use OF
any trimming.
Embroidery is still seen upon dresses,
being wrought directly upon the fabric,
OF upon ban Is matching the color. 1he
figures or flowers upon these bands OF
bralds may be in contrasting colors II
desired, but dress is more quietly ele-
CANT ii the EN- broldery matches the pre-
Valling shade OF the costume. Ihat,
however, Is 1t question OF taste, whlch
each one musL settle Tor 'herseli; iOf i'll
TINS, as i'll everything else This year,
fashion declines 70 be arbitrary.
BRIDAL FAN.
They have something new and very
expensive in New YORK in the way of
bridal tau." IL has Il III Jther-Ot-pearl
frame, with oval mirrors IN the end
uleces, set around with diamonds, elgn-
| Ieen in number. Ihe top 0. the iau Is
wnIte sa in painted by nand Win sprays
uf orange flJwers. An edge OF exquisite
lace, one aud il half mcnes VIDE, finishes
The top.
SAD DISAPPOINTMENT TO A MOTHER.
Ihe La crosse Ws.) Leader OF FRI
uay last rela es tnal among he pa5sen-
.sers golus West on the Southern MIN.
| Dr,OIa train LhaJ morning was The
m ,,her o! lbe late Rev. Mi. Sl0l, 0
IIA euania,Wno was XII lied by an az, iuenI
Lac day previous. During tine leA
minutes that elapsed AMER her arrlN"
UPON the train from the East ana the de
j, nnrfure OF the ttalu winch bore her 10
ward, the home Of her son, she MAJ,
some i. quirits Ot gentleman standing
ON the platform as TO Lhe distance II
ltoEAh, wuere, he informed him, he
son WAS TO meet her to take Aer To III!
nome at Caledonia, casually mentioning
MS name AT The same time. ne genlle
man Knowing the terrible effect Ut til
lhI,v should she learn % the death oi ue
SON. WItuueId the Information, IGmarkln
! mai tbHr. was a TumOr that her son W ID
iniug, d. though 70 Nnat tX,enL was nc
,ctiultelY knOWn. sac arrived III IT,
kuJ Mnere she lgarneLt mat nef Wofs
. I4a ) We're truG-LhaV her son was acdC
ltIIUEIES IN THE LINE OF UNDERWEAR
3 ,,udiug 10 the ,uvest lasnIOn OF Wetl
: inc silk uudeI- -cIUtAiug, ii PhllaueIphi
wTter says: Until very recently 1T neYe
seem d possible tlat luxury i'll the lin
!, ut unuerWear cyulu extend any lurthe
lnau tue uelIca linen garments el
. | ri,.ntu with fine lace aud emnrOIderN
/ nut now we are called upon to sumno
our for iLude ana 70 gaze with spGrcl
| less admiration on lie new importation
: IN LADIES' unuGlg garments. lhty al
made of silk. o the SIN delicate tLN Iur
. as are the popular lfo'y- y-WhlIe SIX LA lt
> kercniets; Naples silk 1T Is caled, and
: Is Il, AgutluAy sOlt ana smooth TO u
IA toucl, They come i'll full sets anu
Il several cOlors, ivory, Ulue, pink al
d canary OF the laintesL snadeo being II
k tay0rlLes. or course, owing to II
d material and the novelty also. tne prlc,
e. tsked Tor these se,s, while not e.
e. urpitant are high, and it Is thought the
ir VIII, tor the present at lcast, be co
O fine d almost exclusively TO rousseau.
Z Iue Leuuency now is towards Color
h every portion ol the dress, SO Ihe ne
- fl ,nHeIs are of deucate hues; in lac
le from present Indications, III Will soon
10 AS rare TO wear white Understanding
Of nov IS TO wear WAlLe hosiery. L
al new linen SelS Tor trouoseauX Il
Ie Irimmeu handsomely with ribbons
ur several cJlols. Pink ana Dlue, col
~ biued win the pale shades OF ecru, mo
or green, or canary, are o'Ceu enply!ed
Inv bows, Cascades, NC.
FASHION AND OTHER NoTET.
TO Suow-urops are bIossomIng IN flor
is shops.
As Jewels take the place oil spaugles
l. the costly imported lans.
"' Turklsh-D ue, mixture Of purple Il
49, - red, is The popular shade Ior ladies' u
~ Orellas.
vel Grays, including four shades, a
t. greens Of every possible TIM, are t
popular Colors.
tt Cans and bonnet crowns are lar
ng high and lanlasLIcally treated in I
re looping and arrangement OF the folds
We PeIucue grenauine is another har
=, some material for evening wear. In
as us name inuICateS, is mixture
." 1reoadlno and push.
ms RIBBONS in Turkish and Persian c
ne r. 10 be usGu as neCkWear, also
rk trimmings or dresses and mats, are
SIS ported. These are from one 10 10
le lucues IN Wluln.