The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-08-28
For the Ladies' to aseatl.
The new pleats are oil box pleats.
Figured goods are much worn in mOur

The new pleats are oil box pleats.
Figured goods are much worn in mourn
ing.
Rich embroidered collars will be worn next
season. #84
The Egyptians were the first to weave
linen cloth.
White barge is now fashionable for we'd
ding dresses.
White muslin dresses continue to be trim
med with lace.
All lawn dresses are made with yokes and
pleated basques.
Diamonds and gold jewelry are in bad taste
for ladies in mourning.
French nainsook muslin is fayolite ma
terial for dressing sacques.
Petticoats are now made with cores, and a
| deep yoke fits around the hips.
| Embroidered handkerchiefs, so long ADAM
doned, have become the fashion again.
Black English Grape, doubled plainly, is
worn by widows for collars and cuffs.
| Undrcssed black kid gloves with long wrists
are the first choice for mourning wear.
An elaborate creation is the fashionable
| full-trained petticOat or under-skirt
| limitations of mother f-pearl and tortoise
| sh I'll arc made in Austria of gelatine.
| Trimmings Of black lace mixed with sat.
in or narrow gros grain, still hold their own
| The fashions for little folks present many
| pleasing novelties and few SURPRISING in
| novations.
| Reed canes, ornamented with gold snakes,
are used by both ladies and gentlemen as
| riding whips.
There are six hundred cottages and five
hundred canvas tents at Ocean Grove, all OF
them now occupied.
Corset covers low in the neck are suscep-
tible of all the elaboration in make and finish
of the daintiest chemise.
French fancies in muslin costumes, pecu-
| liar to this portion of the season, are now dis
played by our mOdestes. =
For seaside and other rusticating wear, sun
| downs and broad brim flats are Worn, and with
| little trimming.
For morning wear the collar, cravat, cuffs
! and handkerchief should all be trimmed with
| the same embroidery.
Shoe hooks of ivory, made sixteen inches
| long, so as to button the gaiter without
STOPPING, are new and convenient.
The undermost pctticoatis made very short.
It barely covers tn e knees, and is usually I'm
! ished with delicate tucking.
| Sacques of black satin ribbon and thread
| lace, shaped little to the figure, Topped up at
the back with little jabot of lace, are quite
CONNIE IL .taut.
| is half-ftted in the back and loose in front,
! and they are deliberately finished on the
| sleeves and front.
| An old favorite, the sailor hat, reappears in
| new varieties and in different colors at the
seaside, and is held in high esteem by ladies
who are fond of yachting.
Evening dresses for girls from seven to four
| teen are very deliberately gotten up. The
usual fabrics are pale silk, in combined form
| with large trimmings. t..
For rusticating wear, fashion has looked to
the comfort of the little Ones Calico suits are in
great demand, and are made plainly, and are
also constructed in the fancy style.
Novelties in bracelets are to be seen in golc
bangales. They come with ornaments to
emeralds, bugs, flies, rabbits and mice, formed
OF brilliants and platina, or set around with
diamonds ...'Err 49,.