The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-10
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.

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FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
Hal Se told cur readers. one year ago. tnat the
brightest tInfs of rel would another SEASON "
worn upon the >trsct-not only by misses. bu;
ladies' Of Altogether uncertain sge-they wonId
have saii. .'Impossibie. Why. II would icok
| Suisar!''
He-, sn u ~ould q, tina; time; bat hos quickly
f,-hion reconcIle> to the greatest nj ai-ur,ii-
iies. causing .- tn sce beauty something that u
short time hrfsrc sanctioned ~ the ALL potent
power. would have i<-n pron"nDced vulgar,
| N"~. every ,i,x,ie OF red .. worn. and often
mingled. IN queer k.ncies. with blre. green and
gold.
] Garnet IN Cashmere. casnsls haIr cashmere Il,
soft. BEAUTIFUL gooi.. that is woven In mere
| threads IL various colors, abd 80 bl-nsis,i that
none are distinct. IL forty cish, in~es wide. and
sells for - cents per ysril. BASKET cloths and
esDei's hair itself, are made mp IN every variety
Vi costume. from the plain wal:iny skirt to the
| more elaborate house dress
! oi.e ia garnet cashmere, made ia y-,,agssc and
skirt. seemed tn us particularly attractive. The
skirt. with Square train Vas trimmed with two
fla. knife. pi.a,ias>. the upper headed ~ one
half its width. and set on with medium -,z-l
cord OF garnet .iIk- Tie PoIousi>~ ..,-n-,i
silk P.a>tIon front. the eor>ay- q, whsrh vas
composed os the finest If uptarne,I Pieai.. and
over the skirt fell. in alternate row.. tab finger
| IN length and about two inches WIDE
! Four rows Of these filed the space from below
the wai>, to where il fell over the pI-atins of the
skirt. The bottom Of the poonaise WAS turned
mp ON the ius.ic, full finger aud inieri,ns-i with
all aroani 1t, AMI covering II, with very minute
sIs,-e> ietw.~n-
The pls>tson clos over tl,e ietr With bur,ons
AMI butten- hcle-. and on tin. right with sets II
! t-'~s and hing-,i ends of garnet rti-,n- The
tark MAS most gracefully draped. disposiny Of the
extra failnes> below the wss;-lne by securing IN
, oiaoug folds At I'll. point OF zach sUie-scs.n,.
covering ,h. finis: with 'ow> anil ends of ribbon.
The sleeves had cuffs stitched 20 correspond with
ti.e bottom sa knife pleating rufie- "f tine silk.
With bows AMI ~uis. On tho ,s~k-
4 garnet cashmere morning dress ~ the same
h.u>e Mas nsie in prince,se SHAPE. tire tn,in
quito square at the hack. and un'rInns.-i- Tia e
side. of front were ornsm-nfei e~eh with an
applique Of broad torchon Lace txhl,~, and this
turned in corners at the front, extended To- the
side gores. The buttons were st garnet .,lk,
lI,s risred With threads of white siik-a.,s.
The pocSets each sid. II fancy shape.
ornamenisd with torrlsou and loops and euds of
ribs-,n. The crnire of hack, where ,bc long
suerite seams ended. ~a> oTnsm~nt-si with .
p.bot formed Of four IL knife .atinx Of the
cashmere and spirals Of tie t"rchon between.
This MAS ever 80 pretty. equally b<-r"ining To
blonde or brunette. and w. marked hut sis.
Knife y.eaimx seems To- be lust popular to-
day ~ u Was seven years ago, and now that satin
Is universally use.i. and pIeats beautifully,
We are safe IN saying II 10 good for tao years
yet.
We noticed 4 lovely HACK gTos grain combined
~ilh satin. The kBiSr-Plsatings upon thu skirt
wer- alternate 81 silk and satin. The front ~a-
trimmed the faher, Of alternate tiny fold Of ib~
SILK and satin. The coat ba>que had q vest front
Of folds u .iik and satin the same. The s,de>
cf the skirt were formed of PANELS ot satin ioli>
edged With deep chenille and Jet fringe. TIE
lack gracefully looI-ed with chenille and j~t
sor,i> AMI tasseis.
Psupeis, inserted cores. sides, fronts. and
hacks, all of different material noticeable in
everything. once this WAS thonxht so ~ perfect
patchwork. bat t j. all 80 ssrsn.,ed the hsn'i,
os >killiul unodiste that thinks of It's
oidiiy, hut exclaims. "fiow beautiful
An elegant beaver cloak is made. the front and
hack ofheaver, the sides orveIves. This all franz
Ell IN with broad moss marsbout trimming of
uisaleboHe and crimprd taps heavy fringe OF
the same forms panneis across the sides and
upon the pockets. The beaver sleeves have deep
cuffs OF velvet framed the same The centre -
closed by esessn, plaques Of r~~semenssrie.
with loops arr,ss. aud the b~ck massive plaque
that naeriy covers the centre.
Nice. warm beaver cioAks, trimmed with vel
ve, silk and fringe. are sold A. low ~ Ga. and
fr. IN that to So.
~aserrd and plsin silk. are in vogue again, aud
xish them sh. real oid-iashioned colors-chest- /
nnt, garnet, mahogany and c.are'-
Scotch plaid circulars are all the rsgc. The \
eircnlar Is cut upon the has with the piaids
matching exact in the center Of the h~rk. with a
long. pointed hood. lined with grave color in
silk, edged with cord vish ~ the colors Of the
plaid, and one or two sassels from the point.
Lace bile. or pompadour., are very fashionable
for house wear. These are made in block and
white lace. Some are in Frech lace Rows of il.
quilted slightly upon the net. cut in square pom.
padour style: ross VI tiny gilt bead-. or shot.
cover the edges where caught. The neck has
quilting Of the lace. and one of HACK les>e.
White can lie inserted, Zone wishes; hut HACK
!. very f.sh,onahlely worn this season. AZ the
lArk there arc COWS Of the lace. ornamented
sith gilt beals. or ross Of gilt braid
A pomvssour in duchesse point has centre
II white satin. closed wish tiny white satin but
ons. This vas an elegant AFFAIR, and only cost
m. H.
Breton lace 10 also much used for hbs. jaboss.
md also for trimming evening costumes. This
sce. IN beautiful patterns. and . nice width, can
e purchased for s5ceuss per yard
Great display Is made Of buttons. the present 4
eason. Many q the most elegant are IN bullet
hspe. Amoag the isssss are pearls framed in
auceted steel.
Buttons upon cioaks and ulsters arc mich
srger than those OF last season. Indeed. some T..
re in the old siaase-saaP s'se.
Hosiery asd gloves occuPv an important
lace in fashioo's mart this season
Castor gloves are chosen for constant wear.
hey arr ~. Gear veil. and are resdr.y eseaned.
The emhsoideseA s:oses come IN all eo,ors Of
id aud emhgodsdery. aud should BE- vom en-
mite. The embroidery. 10 in bouquets. in nny "
.aIops OF three rows. or = single cluster OF u
aves. fhese arc in the hest make OF kid. and
- shape h perfection.
Ths provost o. ds-bussoosd 10 the only glove =,
Elected BY eleganses for evening fhesr COM II
~nce II. four hossons. t:ls; ssx ba,tons. q -
ID sise With The buftons.
a uosslsy Tor lsdiss vho take long drives. ar q
WAYS sulDss from cold hsnds. is found In n
orss-d misss. nth embroidered naeks. These u
) . = 80 sses ~ ~, 90 cover all has n
e: 49,. :: -. e 1 e , s:y go s.: :ss G.
the opposite mitf. when not usia9 Ne hand. "A
.e-e useful insis saA,rs sen q 3 sssss pr %
ir. ~
For ahoVeuDtAoao eoasalanoo our GAanks are -
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