The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22


siyeiy by young ladies in Europe.
Cap.-eye stones set In diamonds are
among the new things in jewelry.
Long trained busLles are worn by some
ladies under trained evening dress.
White Smyrna laces are used for trim
ming red flannel skirts and drawers.
Dark blue waterproof skating suits
are worn over cardinal red petticoats.
1t is the fashion this winter to wenr
warm aud comfortable shoes and stock
ings.
Outer garments Of all kinds for chill
dren are cut very long and with no full
ness.
Square-neeked corsages, or those
trimmed to form that shape, are much
worn, -
Eight thousand rosebuds shed their
perfume ON recent reception in Chi
Cago.
Chamois skin underjackets are D @.
ferred by stout ladies for skating pnr-
poses.
Coral and gold necklaces, Of hne ana
delicate Workmanship, are the styles Ior
ladies.
Seal brown stockings, clicked In ribs
and checks, with red or blue silk, are
sought for.
The richest toilets are made with vel
vet skirts and oVerdresses Of gauze or
grenadine.
Myrtle green, seal brown, aud ink
blues are still the faVOrite cOIorS IOr
dress labrios.
Full dress coiffures require o great
deal OF false hair, curls, puHs, frizz4tts,
and false braids.
Jewelry made Of tigers claws has be-
come fashionable since the Prince OF
Wales visit to India.
Cashmere stockings, in pale shades of
blue, clicked with dark blue or cardinal
red. are very fashionable.
Old-!ashioned "gemmel rings" two or
more rings Joined together TO form one.
are among the new styles.
Humming- jewelry made entirely
from The feathers Of these little cress-
| lures is sought for In Paris.
Scarf pins, with the enameling done In
very bright colOrs, representing Chinese
pictures, are in great demand.
Skating skirts OF cashmere, felt, ma
reen anu m0hair are all worn, aud in
various cOlors, but red is preferred.
The faVorite skating petticoat Is Of
quilted red satin, sometimes hounoea
and again trimmed with trills OF Smyrna
lace.
Ladies' linked watch chains, made OF
gold, with the stays enlmelied in white
and light blue, are new and extremely
| pretty.
| Gold cuff buttons, covered entirely
with white enamel, 10 resemble linen,
is the latest style brought over from
| England.
wa" w'" stockings come in the IoaF
English Shapes. ,u orao eoiors, and are
far handsomer ia finish this w.11 .11.rr tNan
ever before. -
what odd heads the ladies must nave.
farls writer says ladIes will have
oohhets OF fseyenty-twO shapes to choose
from next fall.
some OF the new robes de chambre are
mtue OF cardinal red opera flannel.
| trimmed with insertion, cascades, and
ruches OF White Smyrna lace.
Every polonaise and basque seen with
evening dress follows the original pnp-
pose OF the princess model, which is Ia
Mt the figure as closely as possible.
Overskirts and draperies for evening
toilets are frequently seen composed en-
tlrely oil a net work OF che emile, embroiR-
cred with silk, gold, silver, or beads.
Colored boots for children are abap-
doned; the fancy just now is for black
trench Kid and trimmed with bows Of
ribbon TO match the sashes and hats,
When lovers come around Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg, her mother is always
OH hand aud standing ready to say 10
each suitor, sc way, you silly fool"
Elegant scarf pins, In fancy designs.
OF chased gold, ,enamelled or set with j.w.
els or Jems, are used Instead of broO:nes
for fastening Martha Washington tirhas.
Turkish drawers oil scarlet or blue
flannel are worn by ladies who suffer
Win the cold. They are trimmed with ,
white embroidered Smyrna lace rufi IS.
Warm wooden hosiery and heavy walk
ing boots OF pebble goat, with so .es haR
an lnch thick aud low heels, arc WOO
by the most fashionable wum!n lhis
winter.
BLACK satin is revived. 1t is used for
evening dresses, made eut.rely Of the
one material, and in mbimaI ION with
black silk or velvet is worn in street
Costumes.
A cynical old bachelor says that the
mother who pu jewelry on her baby
has begun its education lOr lite oil folly
and vice. Vi course, he knows how a
Is himself.
Expensive sets OF underclOLhipg are
in twIlled silk, ecru or rOs~-:olor. eiae-
orateiy trimmed with real lace; bat
these are not usually worn by a retiaed
class Of ladies'.
Tho newest sealskin wraps reach be.
low the knees. They are Lrfium q vita
broad bands of silver lynx, or with sis-
tef-trimmed black beaver, or plata
black marten.
Jaunty little oapptes Of Shetland seaS,
trimmed with gf0s grain bows aaa
cocks plumes OF the same CO Or, are
worn by iadias who hna senl turbaRs