The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-08
ITEMS FOR TaEE LADIES.

Lizard-green is stylish hue
Bangoline is a new name for silk repped
goods.
Nests of white moire are worn with velvet |
basques.
Satin comes first in the list of fashiona-
bic fabrics |
A new shade of yellow called Livery" is !
Announced.
Stripe of black satin and moire will be
much worn.
Pinked, gathered and box-plaited ruches
are revived.
Mutton-limb sleeves are striving TO creep
into fashion.
Flat buttons of satin or mohair give re-
finement TO dress.
The new black thread net wells look as if
dipped in gold dust.
Bobbinet lace, with the figure darned in,
is called Breton lace.
A crownless bonnet of feathers for full
dress is a new caprice.
Bears are so thick at Elmore, Mich, that
The roads are unsafe after dark.
The new cherry red will be very stylish
this winter for evening dresses.
Making Kensington embroidery is the
latest New York feminine penchant.
A daughter of Brigham Young has be-
come an actress, under the name OF Cecil
Grey.
Ladies who wish to be in fashion must
wear their finger nails long. This is hard
year for husbands.
A young lady, upon seeing "Mephlsto,,,
pheles' hat, said it was ''as ugly as sln.'
And that is about the style of 1t.
Miss Susan B. Anthony has begun lee
ture tour through Ohio, Virginia, West
Virginia and neighboring States.
"Helen Hunt" Mrs. VIM. s. Jackson, is
finding New England pleasant spot to
visit Just now from her Colorado home
A young Irish girl, with the unromantic
name OF Gubblns, is now the admitted
beauty of London. She is the daughter Of
retired army officer.
Handsome new balmoral skirts are of
rose color, sky blue or scarlet cashmere,
| finished with tiounce edged with torchon
lace and headed by insertion.
Sealskin will be much worn this winter.
1t is somewhat scarcer and correspondingly
higher in price this year Sacques are worn
thirty eight to forty inches long.
'"The strongest propensity in a woman's
nature" saws careful student of the sex,
'is to want to know what is going on, and
the next thing is to boss the job
If the average school girl ever has 6
chance to witness a tornado she will ClasE
her hands and excaim: Isn't it glorious
Isn't it too comic for anythingT'- Free
Press
Geological buttons now ornament chill
drens dresses They are of ivory, ebony o.
wood, and birds or animals painted upol
them, each button exhibiting differen
, design.
Mrs. Foster. lawyer, of Clinton, Iowa
has Just won a vic ory in liquor suit il
Clinton, holding the offender on four in
dictments. A public meeting was held il
honor of the event.
, Julia, who very economical of gas whel
Charles Augustus calls, says this idea 0
lighting houses with electricity is perfect
lv shocking" We have frequently hear
} that electricity is shocking"
Ruches of all kinds are revived for dres
trimming. They are either cut bias an
( frayed or pinked on each edge. or Gu
straight and bound with satin or velve
They can be boxpleated or gathered
The fashion in ladies' coiffures in Paris
to brush the hair more and more from til
: neck, so that the modern female head lool
@ like Pompeian cameo. Powder is comm
into use again. At the races at Lon
) champs there were two ladies, formerI
) blondes who appeared with canary yello
!. hair. They were very pretty, and so no Oh
j. said anything.
:, Mrs Edwin Adams has just had hea
II stone placed over her husbands grave
5. Philadelphia. 1t bears this Inscription
d Edwin Adams. Born Feb. Sd, 1884. Die
= Oct. 2Sth, 1877" u..
IL His life was gentle and the elements
" So mixed in him that Nature might stand UP
,, And say to all the world, This was man.
Mr.. John Mccullough selected the lines
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