The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-17
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NEW YORK FASHIONS. i FIll, g.. !.
Worth's ToiIettos-shofs Costu1nss- -shUep
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A costume recently devised BY Worth
for Nine. Marie Roze, is of, pale. lavender
silk. The corsage Is low. and strictly
speaking, there are no sleeves, slight
fringing OF lace falls over The ann, and
tris, by courtesy, we call a sleeve. It iB
made tight fitting round basque having
o row of point lace around the neck.
The skirt is without trimming, except /
narrow row of knife plating sro;iiJii ttiIe 81 \
lower edge, and falls plainly In heavy
| court train ut the back. But the chief
beauty of this toilette is in the exquisite
lace over-dress, which is ,draped in truly
| artistic style, and carelessly caught on
either siue Uy poquet or pink roses and
| leaves, one of which is placed high mp,
the other quite low upon the train. An
other lovely toilette il pinksatinl COM
bined with the new corduroy velvet of
similar shade The dress is cutin one
throughout, the corsage low, sleeves ex-
tremely short, and full court train. Over
all is spread whateeems a'fairy Gost work
OF white Jet set in lace-like pattern. A
third handsome toilette is composed OF
with black velvet and fringe. AS you
will see by this moire antique has come
up again, SO il you have any OF such
fabric bestowed away, now is the time to
bring it ont. Possibly, however, the
color (if it be colored may rot be
fashionable shade. This indeed would
be serious drawback; 30 if you doubt,
enclose me sample. and viii give you
my opinion. Old brocades, or rather
/ new brocades resembling old ones are
| now brought, and here alco you may find
something which can be utilized. 80
The inerissblss ailt skirt is inevitable
no longer, for neEg we aometimes. see
short costumes made with plain akirt, Z
overskirt above, and only narrow gath s
cred or plated fouhce ON the lower edge. s
The reason for such innovation lis ifiiat
heavy winter materials do not alr,ays
admit of prolonged plaitings. Taey
would be too heavy, and beside0 We have
seen SO much of .kilt plated skirts that &
may be we are getting littla tired OF
them. a pretty model, the Leunosa, is
pss;ly k:!ss rris::ssSs. and parttiiy not-+the
back being '3,ised in such style, while
the front is G,nanented with bows, show
ing only a narrow plating around ii the
lower edge. No ovefgkiYt Of course ia
worn, but the Cecilia basque ispretty in
combination. The Isoade yisfte Is "a
stylish outdoor garment for early fall or Y
winter, and as horseback riding Ii now
very fashionable owing to the present
rage for fox hunting, the Park Riding
Habit may be mentioned as having been
recently introduced. The Muriel over
skirt is pretty when worn with q denli-
trained skirt. sSa5SS
For the reason that short costumes are
in reality what they profess TO be--tliat
is to say really short-the foot becomes
an object of special liberation, !, aud
this apart from the fact tiias hosisfyis
now, as indeed l. has heeE >szs I'M {,
past, SO very pretty, thatitwouid seem
quito wicked to hide it. So for indoors
we find the changes rung on all manner
or open styles, showing straps across,
although quite recently, such 6sabtiinl
boota have been brought ut in brocaded
silk that if they are worn the atocRihg
becomes minor cpnsiderati tiou, Florout- (
door wear plain high-buttoned kid or
cloth-top boots are appfopFiate, but Kid
stamped In imitation Of basket Of annffe
cloth are the latest idea. 8ss.s .ist #
Gloves are long on, the wrist, md ara
either heavy stitched, boquet enlbroi.
defed, or delicately stitched In seig color,
enc style sssas fashionable as the ether.
Colors are either dark, approaching the
III visible. very pale. nr il, mad i.in. eas.s2s
OF wood color or gray. but bright or posi-
tive colofs of any kind are stlldiously
AVOIDED. For evening or fall dress, the
Harris Provost side. .buttoned aloye con.
tinues to be the leading style while for
visiting ksid many dress 0ecasioas tho
Harris Seamless is most elegahs.g Cost
ing somewhat less, we find the Victoria
and Donna Maria which arc much liked
by Judicions purchasers j. .' 81
" New ribbon are SO beautiful and SO
novel In design that they are in gseat
fsa lI.<....aa-A. f-A -1.
but because By reason OF their varied
colors, they give pp1Ttdnity for intro
d1cing sopie sfhe effects in the way of
eolcr.If = or sge muet irememtep thatrib-
bons ara often not only double but
quadruple faced, to say nothing ofthe
many hnsd brocSie, embossed aud gsiiy
lowered ribbons g s
LUCY CARRIER.
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