Daily globe., 1878-12-01
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ings, if properly ARRANGED, give the suit
apecu{ar and stylish appearance Some
dress-1nakars have attempted to make
these dresses without the bozdoriugs, as
the latter are very difficult to arrange
properly, but the attempt Ela: proved 3
perfect failure. The two most suitable
ways Of making these dresses are in ''plas-
trontabliec" style, plated lengtbwise, ana
crossed by striped bands. The back is
raised over false skirt. The secold
model is d Louis XIV. vest, with 6 jacket
and plated skirt. A ''lavendicre" scarf
is draped over the skirt.
Another success Of the Partisan season
is Pompadour sainot for Watteau saits.
These suits are also made Of embroidered
or stamped ioulard and of white muslin.
A bridal dress made this style has Il long
train faiile skirt, Lordcred with full
chicorse ruching OF the SAME material.
The front Of the garment is covered by a
loug ''rnous5eline de lInde," apron plait-
Cd il very close plaits. Two pieces Of
satin ribbon faster the plaits down toward
tbs lover part Of the skirt, and are lied
in The middle. The waist, with a long
point in the front, is OF faille and
"m0usseline de pIude," the latter falling
IN tie back IN Princess shape. Tue sides
are laisea aud draped, aud the ''mousse-
line de l'InGe" tlain falls ID soft, grace
tut folds, Around the lover border is q
muslin hounce, falling over the 1llchiDg
CT the skirt TIE collerettc and .j2bot are
Oh shell shaped lace, trimmed with satiu
rib0on loops. TIE duchess sleeves have
tie same trimming. The bou9aot and
wreath are composed Of g particular KIND
Of rose, With 0raDga blossoms intern .1ed.
No color has ever met with the SUCCESS
that carcubicr has had during the past
ye&r- Silk, WOODEN, and velvet materials
are manufactured Ia this c0lor. Donncts
arc trimmed Win oarouOicr ribbon,
feathers, and howcrs Even matinees
are made in this color. Chilaron's gar
ments are also layisllly trimmed with red,
The pge,tlest shade is dark garnet.
'ackincts 1nade Of Van DycIz blue vel
vet, called ''y&lOur5 &c commissioanaire, y
OF which mention las already been made,
are mach liked White cashmere vests
are v2rn under thanl. These white vests
are much WORN with plaid suits, in which
case the dress is improved by the ad-
Velvet is again used for trimming.
Scotch plaid velvet bands trim plain silk
toilets. 4 suit Of this kird may be OF
iron gray silk, with 81 lustge Tie skirt
Is plated to aboye the knee. Fastened
Oh the left side, over where tIlo pIaits are
seWed Gown, il scarf, half silk and half
plaid velvet, ihis scarf is then taken
straight across the front Of the skirt, aEd
forms toward the hip fun shaped trim
ming, which is fastened down toward The
END under banG Of Scotch plaid velvet.
The oack Of the dress foIms q Highlander
plating, consisting Of two gray plaita
and plaid one alternating. These
pialts at1bff tr4m the shoulder piece 4
collar with .lTeG points OF Scotch oiaid
velvet, tfi'Elned with silk and ''erelot
firing" corresponding with the plaid
starts ifom under tie plaits. The train is
trimmed witt, three narrow, futaa fiounc-
es, with heading Of Scotch plaid velvet.
The front OF che skirt is trimmed with d
deep auted founce with o plaid heading.
Inc side pieces OF the waist ate OF silk,
forming the habit basque, with revers
lined with plaid velvet The bronze col
ored satin vest is buttoned all the wa7
down by means Of small. silver pendants,
lace trimming, placed on like jabot.
ihe sleeves are Of gray silk with plaid
cuffs. The bronze-coIored vest is in the
shade Of the grounding of the plaid.
Fall outer garments Will be made OF
black faconne, cashmere, cloth or silk
iaconne, and are to be made very long.
The mantelet-visiGe Of black cachemire
de-l'Ende, or gros grain silk, will be worn
until the very cold weather sets in. II is
trimmed with five or seven rows Of .den-
telies de paris'' and passernenterie inser-
tiuns.
Among the aew designs in woolan
goods are many different kinds OF p!a1d.
BronSe is q favorite grounding, enliYened
with red threads, Tartan is also made.
The different shades of green already ia
use Last winter, such as myrtle green and
moss green, will remain in favor. Scotch
plalds with threads Of old gold color, and
light cloths IN small checks are also in
use. Among the warmest materials is
ribbed velvet, with silk threads in light
shades between each rib These velYess
come in all shades, but tho iavorite ones
wilt be bronze, reddish, and greenish
shades. Visiting suits are to be made cf
this velvet. Many toilets arc making OF
''lanpas broche" and black matelasse.
These are very we'll suited to slender fig
urcs. With these dark toilets bright col
orod flowers may be worn on the waist
and In :he hair. Handsome old laces are
also great improvement for the neck
and sleeve trimmings. The effect Of old
point Lace is very beautiful when it falls
from the folds of these rich dark mate
rials.
A plsid walking or travelling suit may
be of Scotch plaid cashemire, in two
shades OF green, with stripes Of red. The
short skirt is trimmed with two deep
plaltea hoUnoes, cuG on the bias; these
are trimmed down the front with ribbon
bows, combining the three colors. The
''oebe' waist has q long plaid basque.
forming, as it were, the third founce of
the suit. The waist is also plated on
plain upper part and drawn in at the
waist by belt OF the same goods. Over
this belt is worn a red gros grain belt
ribbon with golden buckle. Down the
middle OF the waist are bows matchiag
those upon the skirt. The duchess sleey S
are plated all the way down and finished
with deep plated ruffle. The black
straw hat is trimmed in front with bows
in the colors Of the dress. On the top of
the crown is q tuft Of. putty -colored feath-
ers. In the back are large red bows.
Derni-salson bonnets are small SHRED
capotes made OF colored faille. The
favorite shades for these are dead leaf.
bronze, Van Dyek blue, and 'scapucin,'' y
or in the light colors, putty, pale pink,
caroubier, and myrtle. The upper por-
ton of the bonne5is larger than before,
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