River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-28
STYLES.
For tlie Ladies to Read.

scarf-pius re very popaiar Will the
ladies.
An winter wraps and cloaks are very
long.
Ebony.nued. silks are preferred for
mourning.
oaiY light furs will be used for evening
wear.
Felt ard beaver felt boruots viii be
worn.
Feathers in cashmere colors are nov
elites.
Tarbans Of silk are now worn BY bride
maids.
Fancy shoes viii be worn with short
costumes.
Gold cable cord edges the brim of new
1auncts.
Thero is a furore for ali shades Of dark
rich Eeds.
1t is very fashionable in Paris to pow
Ger the haiT
Cmachiua wil he fashiensble fur this
winter.
Dresses fer indoor wear are generally
an Prinrcsse,
Dresses, to be fashionable, must be
very short in front
Broaa is sill fayorite color for chill
dren's dresses.
Hem-stitched muslin neckties are
among ,hc novelties.
the new styles OF costumes for women
are very mae1uline.
Invisible checks aud stripes are the
ruling styles for suiungs.
Paris an ladies are wearing silk turbans
Tor head dresses
Scotch plaid embossed velvet will be
used ior trimming hats.
We ave now in what may be properly
/. called "the opening season.
/ Leggins % match will be worn this
I winter vit9 short costumes.
/ Slippers ,rc now worn with a strap
I across the iastcp, but no bows
/ Solitaire diamonds are still in high IA
4 vor for engagement rings
The embroidered handkerchiefs dis
played are ia exquisite patterns,
FL Jfimmings aad fur Innings on cloaks
are as fashionable as ever.
Plaia sIiS handkarchiefs will he worn
around the neck this winter.
: Handsome wooden fringes will be much
/ used fcr thinning this winter.
Fur wraps and mufs will be more fash
iohahiG this winter than ever.
Slashcs st the elbow and at the top are
seen on many Partisan dresses.
Handsome hand made purses are nov
! elites, also velvet and leather bags.
Corduroy velvet will be largely used
for the unGerskirts oil winter costumes.
! The richest OF the ertiicisl flowers o.
/ the seea.n have velvet and satin foliage.
! New styles in silk hose are black, with
embroidery in white and brilliant coiors.
Feather trimming retains its hold upon
the affections Of our wives and daughters.
{ Scotch plaids in nall patterns and
quiet tones are fashionable for grown
; people.
+ One oC the latest fancies in hosiery i.
that OF polka dots in white ON black
ground.
I The fss'ious in ladies' coiffures in Par
is is 10 brusa the hair high up from the
4 neck.
& OF ii ungainly appendagcs TO
& woman dfess, the panier or hustle is
ahead.
Tho hcaas and breasts Of BRAZILIAN
4 hum ning-birds are a new and favctite
4 uTaa "A, NJ.
A Swiss aprons trimmed with lace and
\ finished w'th coloied bows are pretty for
+ hOuse-weat
The dolnan Is worn longer this season
than ever before. while the long sacqueS
i ale shortened
The "bogfeater is the name gwen to
: the new EHgish hat for ladies. Not
very poetcal name.
Handsome mourning dresses are made
Of white camel's hair, and are trimmed
with Russian lace.
Medium-sizad bonnets arc not fashion
able. Theg must be either one Of the cx-
. tremos, very large or very small.
"Tne fashionable lady is already think
inc abcutbcr taii sack, says an exchange.
This may i'e d fall-sack- uatiUn.
The costumes and cloaks displayed
present tempting array OF seasonablc
! fashions, and at reasonable prices.
New buckles for belts are of silver, en-
grayed with quaint designs Oh ers are
0 pearl, aad very handsome ones are of
jet.
a new freak OF fashion shows the dol
man with s. double skirt II IS not nearly
as pretty US the graceful double-skirtea
dolman.
Gay-colayed belts are worn with all
costumes, but especially with black
Ladies whg have taste Tor embroidering
do then own work.
A young lady Of Utica, n. Y, has been
unable to walk for two weeks. and my
have to ltsr her limbs, through wearing
colored staekings.
The pani}r has resolved itself into very
small dimensions, and consists in the
slight loosdog or draping Of the back
breadths az the over.dress
The tight-ftting coat-sleeve remains in
favor, and is now made with a slight
gathering 81 tue elbow, which makes it
much more comfortable TO wear.
There's run Gu what is called Russian
lace, muci'f which IS made by Yankee
girls Ia Nov England ard al Of which
Is sold Al St. Petersburg prices.
The "lIamps temptation" is q good
name FIR those expensive silver mounted
velvet bags worn At the waist-belt by the
gir.s of the period on promenade.
Parlslln flowers seei1 now to have
reached ah,olute perfection, and If worn
on bonrclS by ladies in the coun'ry
the ba,s AZ once assemble in search Ok
honey.
Three s;y and niDe-button kiis prevail.
The slie-Seam kids are consid red the
most probably because they
np easier nam those made alter the ordi-
nary sty e,
Edward ~. cuffs are in vogue. As We
were mol III Englaud when the fourth Ned
was we use unable to say whether the
style has been correctly reproduced
These csezy shopping bags our grand
mothers used 10 carry about have been
revived n an their ancient glory, and
few modern embellishments tackled on.
In each new importation Of millinery
tie all red bonusts predomina;e, and are
8 Ill shadss from Gark-maroOn, or gre
mt, to brilliant cherry color, called
ainiche.
The cunning srt Of dress making is
now Conducted upon quite a scientific ba-
Sic: hence enc Iinis perfect modeIs-fiis