The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
wOMAN'S KINGDOM.
News and General Gossip.
ODDS AND ENDS.

Fashion News and General Gossip.
ODDS AND ENDS.
The ornamental little handkerchiefs,
introduced last season, have become an
institution. They are mere bits of sheer
cambria or batiste, scalloped or van
dyKed upon the edge and worked in
colors; they are usually pinned i'll the
outside pocket o! the dress or polOnaise,
with one corner sticking out, the hand
kerchlet for use occupying place, as
usual, in the inside pocket. novelty
In Lingerie has already obtained great
favor with the artistic and literary
class. 1t consists of deep turn-down
linen collars, and cuffs cut
close to tie wrist and ex-
tending upon the arm, to which
they are shaped. They are considered
partic ularly stylish Tor morning or eve
ming wear, with dresses OF brown or in
visible gray cashmere, which, ofcOurse,
must have sleeves cut close to the wrist,
barely leaving room lor the hand to pass
through. The handsomeSL OF these sets
have an edging of line embroidery, are
fastened with pearl buttons. The new
est "dog-collars' consist OF black lace
pushed through on strip of black silk,
or ribbon, and tied close to tue throat
under the chin win narrow ribbon. A
ribbon doubled, seWed together and the
lace mounted upon 1t III luli smells or
CASCADES, make a thicker ruche, which
is very becoming. These are worn eX-
clusively IN the street, and are the best
recipe III the world for neuTalgia a. Jen-
ME June.
EXTRAVAGANCE IN DRESS.
1t is expected of all that they should
dress decenLly, in accoruauce with the
| station which they mold in society. But
extremes are Always to be avoided. 1t
| IS very wrong 10 make dress the first
and last, the most important object we
should attend to. Ga the subject of eX-
trayaganGe in this matter the Baptist
| Weekly says: The vanity That shows
Itself i'll silly devotion to dress, anu
the pride that delights itself in
outward adornIng are among the
most pltiable weakness that all
tacn to the race. The grounds on whicn
such pride and vanity rest BENG purely
eXLrInsic, it seems strange thai beings
possessed OF ordinary Intelligence
should be content 10 make more OF cos
tune than OF culture. The amount OF
me ana money given TO tue matter o.
dress Is absolutely appalling. Nj Multl-
Juues think Of little else, auu the quss-
ton, ~ mere Wlthal shall be clothed"
may be SAID to be tHeir cnlei care. Iue
thought That rules III buelr mlnd is out'
| Na'U a0oihihen', anu Iney hnu Chell
Inquest ple"s"1e III 'Ae ln"u4Seh0o VI
CuIs p"Ssloh'
FASHIONS AND OTHER FLASHES.
E,iuges are now made to initiate
flowers and fruits, and for evening
drAs.as the effect is charming. Tue, a
are rlnges of wild roses, vi iessamue,
daisies, e,c. Among fruit trlnses are
cherries, stfaWuerfies ana CutFahIs.
For day wear chestnut lringea are the
most popular. Sometimes they are
maze OF Wool and at Otner times they
are mixture OF SIX and wool.
Wnile a bridal party were walking in
h. BOis de BUaIOgne Il gues after -nt-
.ng cigar, threw away INC maIcn SO
GWkWaraly that 1t set hre TO the prlue's
ureos. onr vas pauIy puEheo anu 50
was Inc bridegroom IN attempting W
put Out tAe AIe. n pAy sIGIan was sent
.Of ana we Weuulhg leasI leit ui4-
| touched.
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most oeautl'u1 w"man III tne "eEio is
Ihli wv Se"ls oln "nu iiHc7 lu hol
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as ihueh as cooAIl'g' mas IN - Un"h ela
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my liheSe9 vi " "i0' "e"i' VI
WAoAe Cop Vi nel ne"u '"A So p1eee
t false haif, arranged IN mass ol lin
+ Is anu CrlhAleIs, llOh mex iOIehea'
back to Wne!e IL meels tie puffs OF be
Q n.cL, hair The false niece is called ;
: scalpette, and was invented Tor IN
Princess.
:. Draesas for strictly street wear ar
mnrh mora tre0uen,l ly made of SILK AN,
.ome vaIiaty u, raw six or camet,s hal