The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-05
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
A Chat with the Ladies, About
What to Wear and How to Wear
It.

The present is the between Of the seasons,
when representation Of what IS coming fills in
the time. and gives one lots Of leasure to plan.
repair. make over, and add to that already on
hand.
We gave IN inklinS in our last chat Of the styles
and colors that we're TO predominant In spring
GAbncs; and in our searching. this week, We have
found nothing TO coo'rAvene our previous obser-
We are pleased to say that. in making our way
through the sample rooms Of large importer We
found many goods. both in black and color, with
q crepe finish. This style Of goods, when worn
and we congratulate our readers Of the day that
crepe finished cloth - again numbered among
the fashionable 6ncies-
Bunting bids fair TO reign this season the same
A. last, and Il seems to be, for samples, . much
finer. more evenly woven. fabric than that Of
Figured silks combined vith plain will still he
worn, and there are many pretty figured wool
goods that wiil combine prestily vith silk or
Wool.
The combination Of opposite coiors for street
garments will b frowned down more severely
thsn last season, although delicate tnts Of decided
contrasts gill Be used in forming evening and
Old style chsne silks are again in vogue. as are
the polka-dotted foulArds, that we're always pref.
~, and ought never to be entirely out Of fashions
domain; These nnty dotted silks are 80 pretty
The princesse bids fa,r to remain on the list Of
spring styles. and Will simulate by trimming, all
accustomed. Handsomely trimmed scarves viii
ornament the sxirt, and small capes or = scarf
viii be added n . street accessory.
Il Is nos announced that no costume will be
worn on the street without some outward wrap
This might do for spring. but ve think will fsll
into disavor in hos weather, the same - last
summer.
Basqes will not be worn, or added to tho new
spring costumes. bat will be simulated in many
ways by trimming.
shown ms hast week: Il vas made Of pretty shade
Of gray cashmere. the same color in silk, and .
murh darker shade N satin The skirt vas ar.
ao.ins iailness. rhe.e extended midway On the |
back and side seams. Heated sashes we're insert.
ed IN she front SIDE seam, and crossed in the Gen.
eide forms vere Of the satin. and edxed with . |
narrow pteafine of the silk. Bands q the SATIN
trimmed the front in sections, straight across,
pretty style ofdrees, and We recommend IL As = l
tasteful spring costume.
Houss :.eqoe. are again iashioaah!y som; there |
dered. bat they cost small fortune, and are only
IN uDtervtress AMIR, after all.
II Is said ground necis" viii Be worn again.
lust nos fcmPsdour and surp''ce necks are the \
Lace work, netting. etc.. for dress TRIMMING.
TIDES, osdeovers, mats, etc.. are nos taught " 4
this city for o. and oil the articles necessary .oid
II small outlay.
Ribbon veaveeis sewn upon many fabrics to sive
d the velvet stripe ncv 10 popular
slight fuiness as the elbow, on the under side
d the seeye Is necessary for the very tishs coat
pleeve nov worn. This makes room for the move
R,eut Of the elbow. without cracking the sleeve:
md yet IL has the perfectly plain appearance on
The top.
Whit Ice over baaek, upon xhite ssIk and s.sin
.es rot'eed upoa many costumes sss late fash
Ne. spliss siIk. ere cloth shades Of hair lines
apoa hllck ground.
IL 70 nd closed beanets Of shirred mix, WITH
:rsps roaeAes N frooe, are 70 be the popular
'psing hoassss-
AZ ksvossi BLANCHE