Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-19
Fashion b. evities.

very hiSu' harrow OacK Comos ae
worn.
Gentlmens overcoats are given velvet
collars.
Dinner and evening dresses are cut
sqnare-necked.
Ruches of all kinds are revived for
dress trimming.
The wsistcoat is adopted with all gar
ments this winter.
Tie coachman's coat is novelty in
ladies street wraps.
The fashionable bridesmaids toilet is
white satin and tulle.
The variety of fashionable stockings
seems almost endless.
Fancy, basket woven ribbons are shown
for ladies' neck wear.
The favorite button is the Japanese. in
metals of three colors.
Evening shoes and house slippers have
peaked, turned up toes.
Four buttons is the average depth of
kid gloves for street wear.
Black satin bows are worn at the top
of the boots of little girls.
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sively used for trimmings.
Fashionable walking boots have cloth
tops to match the costume.
Round and fiat topped, mannish Derbys
are worn by young ladies.
Extremely long outdoor garments will
be fashionable this winter.
White MORE vests are worn with
black or blue velvet basques.
Black kid gloves worn with colored
dresses is a caprice of the day.
Metal buttons for trimming waistcoats
of all kinds are very fashionable.
The show of artificial flowers made in
our shop-windows is very brilliant.
Uncut velvet is stylish material for
ladies waistcoats, collars and cuffs.
Panie1s for making full dress toilets
bouffant on the hips are in the market
Dolman visites ana fur-lined circulars
are the fashionable wraps this season.
Plain black silk socks are de rtgueur
for wear with patent leather pumps.
The newest plaid dresses of scotch wool
are of small bars of very quiet colors.
New table napkins have a small pen
sketch in indelible ink in the corners.
For full dress lace-bordered handker-
chiefs are still the very height of style.
Bonnets faced with fur and trimmed
with ostrich feathers are worn in Paris.
The fashionable fancy work at present
is making Honiton and duchesse laces.
For street, wear, in cold and damp wealth
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English velvet, with long pile, is the
fashionable material for morning jackets.
Hankerchiefs with printed borders are
used for morning shopping and home
use.
Scotch plaid ribbons are very fashion
able either for hat trimmings or neck
wear.
Black velvet bands around the neck
are revived for evening full dress occas-
ions.
Bridal wells are made of square tulle
two, three and sometimes four yards
wide.
The coachman's overcoat is the nobb,
,, rough-weather garment for fashionable
girls.
The newest wells are masks Of fin,
black or white tulle that is sprinkled wit
gold-dust.
Jet passcmenterie and jet and sill
ringes are much used in trimming blacl
silk toilets.
A new ribbon is called camel's hal
ribbon. 1t is in soft stripes Of colo
black and red.
,, Fine batiste handkerchiefs have richl
embroidered borders, two and tire
inches in depth.
The Turkish fez is worn by children i
| dark rcd, blue, green, brown, and blac
cloth and velvet.
Black silk dresses are still the favorit
toilets for all occasions with America
women of all ages.
Grav camel's hair cloth caps trimme
with bands of fur or feathers are noveltie
in children's wear.
. Hosiery for children is displayed
: solid dark colors, brighte ned by ban
of gray Scotch plaid.
"Great reductions ia prices" is VIII,
= numerous leading dry-goods establish
! ments are advertising.
Scotch plaid circulars lined with re
: flannel or red silk are stylish carmen
= for school girls wear.
According to Emmeline Raymon
crinoline of very small proportions is b
ginning to make its appearance.
Cosmetic masks are revived as beaut
n flying articles of the toilet, and are in
= mand among fashionable women.
n. Bonnet strings are no longer crossed
the back over the hair or in the nape
W the neck by fashionable women.
y Large Alsatian bows of wide black VI
10 vet ribbon arc worn as evening hea
10 dresses with "at home,n reception toile
White satin dresses, trimmed with m
In di@val laces, yellow with age, are t
IS most stylish evening toilets of the seasc
~ ~ A novelty in gentlemen's listers
~ made reversible, one side to be worn
sbusiness, the other for calls and the ope
- The fashion correspondent of Harpe
ts Bazaar says that bonnets are much lare
a. than they have been for some years pa
Cloth circulars have heavy cords a
mt tassels fastening the garment in fro
an knotted loosely and then thrown over
ID shoulders.
'ds The Directorie bonnet is leading Pa
sian novelty. It is high above the TO
re- head, narrow on the sides, the strings G
he er the ears, tying under the chin, and
he trimmings are mixture of feathers,
ri ribbon and ornaments. The whole aff
is frightfully ugly, but it is the rage
a tho moment in the French capital.