The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27

0st Beer GaFmenss-Nevestics In LAes-EA.
Observation-Disclosures Osstumes.
OUT DOOR GARMENTS.


The newest materials for clsaks arc sici.
onhs, showing . very heavy rep, or mattel.
aass which while having silksn surface as
formerly, iS wrought with rough wool lin.
ing inside rendering II very warm, and dis.
Pensing with the use Of flannel. The Gen.
ovevrA cloak is handsome model recently
brought out and would be suitable for either
sf ths fabrics iast mentioned. Then also,
We have the Lueien eoAt, which though In an
opposite style Is better adapted 10 some hg.
urea II is alightly double breasted. long,
and cut away over Louis XIV vest. One
Of the most stylish cut door eostumss Of the
season was WoEn the ether day BY the esls-
bratsd Mrs. Hicks Lsrd II Il Of black
satin made withsut Ovsrskirt, dsmi.train,
and with cless atting basque The lover
edge sf the skirt i trimmed With . dssprow
Of ehinehillA far. sleeves and basque 70
match ehinehiIlA auG This esstums was
worn when driving. Somstimes an calvin.
ing effect Il given 70 the eostunas by . bon.
net Of enc Or more Of the nsw garnet shades.
Sueh . ons was wsrA the other day By Mra.
Morgan Dir, wife Of the widely known Rec.
tor II Trinity Church The fouAaaiion was
Of sAFAst velvet. laid plainly se. ssd Il was
Gnishsd By rieh taft 81 RArnst solorsd e.
tFieh plumsa Mack interest e Gslt here by
ladies' who make their own dresses, or vho
have family sewing dOns a hsns. BY the an.
aSanosnsnt thst The whsslsr and wilsou
nAshiss has. At the Paris Exposition, taken
the emily sFAaa prise awarded for sewing ma
shinss; ahis boiag mors noticaAbls from the
fact that there were eighty other eOnpsti.
terra
HEw LAcEa.
Thsrs was . tins when ladies whs made
prstsnsion 10 sxeluivsnsus 10 dress would
have sOomsd The idSA Of wearing anything
bat real lace. This wAs before he days Of
shromos. cheap photographs. plated ware. BY
eoaFsssy called silver. and more than all be.
isss the fast succeeding iatroductiOu Of new
lacss; productions Of the loom IL is true. bat
which are now 50 prsttily made uP iAts all
manner Of graceful ties. that thsy are pur.
chased BY people Of position. Breton is the
most desirable novelty. and has Almcat su.
Perseaed ItAiiaa la gentsel name for eotton)
or Smyrna which flooded the market some
time age. White ties. whether II lAee mus.
in or silk. are in general AeisAnd. both be.
cause they show ia COED rslisi on the dark
materials Of the day. and also because they
do rot eOaaiet with tho aaasy colsrsd bonnet
striags nov tied uu,leF the chin. For let us
remember u boanst is is aos bonaet unIsas
provided With pair Of sirings. and strings
Would look sutlandish unlsss tied under the
CHA. Many of Us have soen stewsd away
enc or more Of those vAriOusly oOlorsd bead.
ed hAes whieh very old ladies used 70 take
pride in. Bags just like them are nov The
delight Of the young lAdiss Of to-day. Then
again. in imitatioH Of long age. we see qnaiaI
locking bags Of silk or satia, with drawing
string around the top. and suspended from
the arm. While ether styles are Sf velvet
plain or embroidered. attached to gilt or sil.
yer clasps and suspended from the wAist. II
the latter case the bslt is embroidered; in
ths former. mounted With gilt or silver q
AAteh.