New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-10-23
STYLES.
For the Ladies to Read.
Combination costumes are the rule.

Otuued DlTuS appear on DOnnetS ana
hats.
shawls will be worn for early winter
wraps,
Gold~coil bracelets are new and fash
ionable.
Fashion is tyrant from which nothing
frees us.
Brocaded satin ribbnns are shown in
gay colors.
Birds are more used on round hats than
on bonnets.
Belts will be worn in the house and on
the street.
Blondes will wear yellow this winter
in profusion.
The sheer linen lawn ties displayed are
very pretty.
Black velvet suits will not be popular
this winter.
Almond color is fashionable in hats,
gloves and ribbons.
Belt ribbons are shown to match the
new shades Of goods.
H Felt bonhets and hats come in shades
to match costumes.
Openings at the millinery houses show
elegant novelties.
Gilt beetles and lizards take the lead
as bonnet ornaments.
Flowers are at discount and feathers
are used in protusion
The washerwoman overskirt is the ia
vorite for walking suits.
The newest costumes are trimmed with
plpings of black satin.
The silk stufs of this season are usual
ly varied and luxurious.
Turquoises in jewelry are now regard
ed as extremely elegant ss,
Gilded horse-shoes are among the new
ornaments for millinery use.
Cancels hair-cloth is displayed, especial
ly for mantles and sacques.
Belt buckles Of most elaborate work
manship are displayed in our stores.
All that is festive in character is shown
in seasonable goods and models.
Wide sash ribbon around the waist and
Topped on the left side are in style.
In brocades the climax of elegance
and richness seems to have been attained
The elegant bonnet for visiting and re-
ception wear will be madeof velvet.
The new and stylish wells are black
thread net, speckled or busted with tin
sci.
The new corduroy ribbons with satin
on the wrong side are very handsome.
Silver jewelry for morning wear is still
sought after by the fashionable classes.
Bonnets Of green and blue combined
are displayed to wear with plaid suits.
Small buttons, used in great quantities,
will be stylish and popular trimming.
The corners of fine cuffs and collars
present beautiful devices in hem-stitch-
ing. @
Crash towels, handsomely embroidered,
are mysteriously converted into shoe
bags. ~ ~
The shapes of bonnets are less numer-
Gus and varied than for several seasons
past.
Dress goods are of better quality this
season than they were during the sum-
mer.
Some very ridiculous looking things
are shown among the ornaments for bon
nets and hats.
Ribbons with graduated stripes of an
other color are among the latest impor:a-
tons in millinery goods.
The drapery Of fashionable dress is
now arranged to show the outlines of the
form as nearly as possible.
One of the new shades in fancy plush
es to be used this winter for hats and
Donnets is called 'Gramoise"
Ithas become fashionable to send Gus.
toners cards oiinvitation to Openings"
Some Of them are beautiful.
The show-windows Of our millinery
and dry goods stores never looked more
brilliant and gay than they do now.
Cork soled Polish buttoned boots will
be worn on the street. and kid boots and
low-quartered shoes in the house.
The deep Russian lace collars and cuffs
are still worn. Some of them are deep
enough to reach the bottom Of the waist
Evening bonnets, composed entirely of
ostrich feathers on transparent frame,
are among the novelties in millinery.
The openings in this week during the
past few days decide positively that we
can design costumes equal to those I'M
ported.
/ The mode of wearing tabliers, made
with founces or fringe superposed, is in
vogue in the most fashionable circles. A
very tasteful costume is composed of
black grenadine, with open work and
pompadour stripes; the tablier has black
and white lace founces, each heading De-
ing concealed by fold, la pompadour;
similar trimming forms the side bread tbs