The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-03-08
Fashion Notes.

Velvet and satin are the material
for nations ball dresses.
Pretty new flower garnitules ar
studded with artificial dew.
Black and white lace over whit.
satin is revived for ball toilets.
Knitted petticOats increase il
lavor, especially for children
Thenow colured grenadines show
India colors and Turkisl dc>ig0s.
The newest things in gentlemen,
wear are thy pufs in SHIRT bosoms
The coming bonnet is a capote o
Shirred silk with a tu.Ie cap under
it.
Moss greens, India reds, and in
digo blues are retained as spring
cOlOrs.
Gantlcmen's white cambrIc era
vats arc 10 be trimmed with lace
edgjngs.
Transparent sleeves are so fash
ionabIe hat grenadine sleeves will
he made this summer without lining
The myorite styles for bill dresses
hi season are notifications of the
Louis XIV. and Louis XV.
fashions.
All the toilets of the New York
charity bail worn Ivy young ladies
were profuseIy ornameutcd with
flower garnitures.
New grenadines ale rough, knot
ted, and boucIe threaded, and woven
also in Mexicliuc, brocade, and
canvas elects.
La Creole is the most stylish
breakfast cap worn. This is made
Of a gay striped six handkerchief,
and trimmed with lace.
Rich Iudia colors are seen in all
the new spring goods in pe"cales
and rambrics as well as in The more
expensive ms t%erials.
Black grounds revived by figures
Of white, gray, brown, and high
appear consDicuousIy among
new spring gods,
y pretty ~colIarette of lace is made
ol a douoje lrjlI, with a btDd Of
between, the ribbon. tying
behind in a long looped bow.
A novelty is black grenadine
anime, woven with fat threads of
netal-old gold, silver, and tinsel
ed thrown into both warp and
yoof.
Box-plaitcd hounce8 of medium
Ornumculed with rows Of
I'om Thumb fringe, appear on the
ront breadths o! the latest improved
iresseS.
A new STYLE Of note paper is in
he shape Of a card, in the left cor
lcr Of which is an open fan, each
having a letter Oh, which to-
spell the day Of the week.
silk mufl9rs, with sporting scenes.
obtaining figures tao or three
nchcs high, and with elaborate de-
n landscape on either end are
he latest novelty from Paris.
The most recherche material Tor
pera clcaks is cream.white silk and
'ool damaSse shot with threads Of
old. The trimmings are white
nara bout fringes tipped with gold.
Jabors, rosettes, everything made
f lace to be worn at the throat, is
l>hionable in fact. Ladies who
ave handsome lace collars, narrow,
; the fashion Of a few years ago,
them as jlbots, fastened with
scarf pin.
Very many ladies now make their
WI lace. and lace braids are sold
n the purpose at all '0ncy storrs.
he work is less diff 'uIt than en-
robbery, and much of the lace
point, miquardise, RaguSa.
C now sold in our lace stores, is
.ade in America.
Embroidered lulle bands, done
Y hand with silk, in flowers in
leir natural huos, are much liked ;
aIIcmbroidery is fashionable
I'd ladies who have time and taste
r. such work Can by the use OF
ieir needle add much TO the effect
their wardrobe. ,
The costumes of the actresses in
le new play, "A Celebrated Case"
wv on the boards OF he Union ,
luare theater, New York, are I
a%gnifcent productions of the a
ylcs of the court dresses of Louis
v. and are admirably fitted for /
odels of ball toilets They are at ,
zee rich, elegant, becoming and
Oldest. a
Embroidered silk hose are fash. n
and are also costly, 50 6
dies often hny plain hosiery and
lbr Older them 10 suit their fancy. =
ne pair in black have the instep
vered with pink rose,bud- and
cen leaves ; a scarlet pair are dec, ,
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