The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-04
RASHI0NS.

Ana SINS and velvet rings and pearls.
Is just the joll'est OF girls,
FASHIONS.
The most beautiful costumes arc those ms de
ofembossed yelve, and silk combined, and IN ps,n-
cesss form, 30 shaped 81 to appear both skut.
rolonsise and court train
Many Of these costumes are made with SCun-
ces Of sik. formed in either broad boz psea:s OF
hounce with a tiny knife p1eas.ng on Ns lower
edge. and shrred 70 form q puff and rufBe for
beading.
One cos;um" designed in this way va OF
prune-c"iored six and embossed velvet The
:ounce arranged 81 above described finished tire
front and sSi.s.
The princesse ~ss very long. closed IN f.c1t.
and square AZ tn. lack. In The consre Of the back
~ skin was inserted q broad. box pleatssa IL n
train of erik. The entire edge had piping Of silk.
which also trimmed each side Of the back ~id:h .
xhsrs tie train was inserted.
The s.eeses we're. Of silk, with deep musau~.
,aire CUTS Of velvet tiny standing collar ani>had
the neck. vhiie a long. slender collsrette OF tia
slx met square points \, the bust under
dropped loops Of prune sad pink doubic-faced
r,bbon.
Many Of these elegant velvets are shost<d and
speeked ~.ih colors. and gold and silver flashes
through them xi.h exquisite rays.
There SIRE costumes in lover-pr,ced goods
formed in like manner 10 those OF velvet: and 49,
the season advances. We notice hu, few costumes
made entirety Of self material
There is a combination Of plain serees With
bourette, boure,ts with silk. SILK with velvet and
cashmere with either plain embossed velvet. OF
silk but there ia striking opposite of colors
unless in evening costumes. and then ladies Of
correct tastes admit hns litle contrast Of colors
in n~cked and shaded eoOds. many colors aud
hues flash through and over them; but. after close
inspection, one readily admits that the real color
is the same through the costume.
"A very great dea! of sslf-sylmm,ng is used N
he shape Of pesty and ruflles (ior surely ruiIles
are coming agslni; and where side- pleasinas ars
preferred. the plears are broad and ofen three IN
a place. and An equal PLAIN space between
Another iavorte style Of trimming skirts 10
narrow knife pIeating on the bottom. and shove
this scant bias nounce. wish narrew standing
piesting inserted in the top. sometimes the pleas.
ing is sttsrhed to the bottom Of the aounce
Now we imagine We hear some one saying, '.Oh
that is old styae-woru two years ago." Yes. dear
reader, YOU are right. and that is not the OILY
sty'e Of two or more ycors ago that is popular
nov.
-Rufdes. when worn before. were the fAvortss
for black silk and 6n~r grades Of slpaca.
We Jaw = lovely black silk wrap alpaca last
week, made skirt and pclonaise. The vearer wes
very slight. The skirt vas trimmed vith I've ruf.
Aes. bound With elk on the lower edge. and sha
upper one, both bottom anA top, formed its owu
heading; the Others ovcrlapped. The po,onaisc
had boA- pleated baclr from neck TO centre Of
-kirt, whore the fronts tapped over il, and fell in
long. square ,ahs. Across the hack we're three
straps Of alpaca, bound with elk, with smoked
pearl bottom in each corner. or pointed end; thu
lower one was at bottom Of waist.lins. IN bot
tom of PolOna,se Was cut IN deep points, bound
wish silk. and rufss underneath. each point Of
pHlonslse edge nearly touching the bottom Of IL,
ruff,es. Between each point on the pc,onaiss wa
narrow strap. with . tiny button IN eseh eod.
The sleeves we're i3nished with four ruMea, two
standing and two falling over tho wrist, with
strap through the centre, which closed On the
back Of the arm, with two buttons and pointed
end falling from the hack.
The front Vas double, with q RUNE passing up
the closing. and fastened with peari buttons. A
in9h linen collar with rolling fronts Was worn as
the neck, with . scarf tie passing around the
neck. and knosted at The throat. o. the night
shoulder WAS An ornament Of bows and ends o(
ribbon falling to the front, Of the same colosed
ribbcu a. the tie.
We have given this costume in it's complete
ness for answer 10 several Of our readers Whc
wish to know how 10 mako black alpaca. Of
course 20 much work and 20 eiabozAte o style
would only answes for the hest SHADES Of alpaca.
Black cashmere il still the AAvorise costume
for all. There in no drers gives more segWe>-
ncne that gives better satisfhcsion for The masy
occasions in whsch woman wants q geuteslSop-
tune at . low price, and yet without . AP
look. III
Black silks are al the rage for church cd
homo wear. soeiab'ss. etc.. OF any paans vhasss
we'll chosen dress 10 appreciated. Back silk 10
always appreciated. aud now hat tAsy are pr
chased 81 80 lOv Agure. - lAdy ned b wisAeas
one q these sesviceahas costumes.
-whsrs The Large eolAcettes. Of vhseh ~ AoAo
mention ia last "chas," are worn. ths ueek Of
dress is finished With vssy narrow straight banA.
stitched two OF three times aesoss tls tep 70 nvs
il 6rmne~s.
Stoves. WHARF deep over-eo0s ere worn, ass
trimmed at the eabow. and seine have pub show.
This may do for very slender arms. There arc
bat few, however. but have . he<ter appear.nce
in plain tight sieevss.
Rough wool felt hate are very Soshiouah3s Sor
common wear AMI traveline.
The sSft Derby CROWN with either str~iGht or
English walking him. stitched in elcse rows. are
the fAvorise shapes.
Ladies have followed in The vnke a IL aeusle.