Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-29

reunions. They are made In fine netting
&1tf AnitE or pearly white silk, and trim
med with a darker color, or In point 'aig-
nile, or in black Chantilly lace; and with
lace mittens the black velvet bracelets fast
ened with large buckles Of paste diamonds,
arc again reappearing. These were fashion
was unknown, for such bracelets, besides
being ornamental, are most useful In keep
ing mittens in place. Stockings, with Valen-
o1IDaes lace, let in down the center or at the
Re now considered
n EXTREMELY ELEGANT;
fdRlG silk stockings Chantilly lace Is in
trd~ I'd i6t1Vimilar manner. In shoes, the
Char9 HfoA with strap across the in
step, rldns e. favorite, and the strap is
aexsSdy fastAS d at the side with either a
Or en buckle. For evening wear,
+ 8hQ6s t0p the dress ard fashionable;
;sQl Wv exclusively reserved for
eH12fa gantes embroider their mono
! - ~ ronets on their shoes and nit
tcl1 The post costly parasoi handles are
affected thfS season; elaborate Chinese
cl544dk svor9 4lSs, old Dresden handles,
siide, Npis "iasuli handles are all to be seen,
anu SOluc arc cuCIuSICN Will plCNAOUS SeOAco
Young girls are dressed very simply this
summer. although the styietest attention is
pAd to tAe eSSloiis<ll of tlrf t9t1 Stock
lngs match in color their short costumes, as
the strapped shoes now permit hosiery to be
visible. Killed skirts are much worn, the
plaits turned one way, and faced around the
s'9 Sa s s'os,s EFT Is
generally adopted; below the yoke there is &
plated basque, and q waistband is worn. The
yokes are usually trimmed, which adds mucl
to their effect, and this trimming may be turn
s ~ bs scsS!Sas &Ss SaF
blue, or cream colored lawn yoke will have
Symrna lace' br Madeira edf,1g, with Shl
scolloped edge turred upward "a barred ging
Gale around the yoke; q blue, ecru, or era.
bunting viii havetAsed rpws .ef sEAi4fPfiid
Or else 1he broad row; 'cashnseS1 ok cRMerl
hair Of olive brown will have shaded div,
| and blueembroidery, with the scolloped edges
| turned down; aad checked silk yoke will
have plated i4ll;-ot tiny PiS&sa hlh4ath
cred in the middle. The edge Of the basQue'
and sleeves are trimmed to match the yoke
aQd the aamejs also seen on the upper edg
rs the tiratdsuk bind {nlEit!
THE LAvEUsE OVERSIGHT.
This overskirt is especially pretty for girls
| dresses, and is also very fashionable for ladies
| The front breadth is cut so broad that sid
cores are not used, as many seams would in
teriere With, the share Of the turned I'M BAN
when the material IS like on both sides, ant
permits it to be merely turned up instead o
being cut of, turned on the other side ant
sewed stosthe hutton, of>the, oEtsSkift I IT, i
difficult material is used for this band it il
more effective, and is then simply faced OF
fthe ,oMe1side Of the apron. The back preadtl
may hang piaih, 6uit u more ancifai tted>b,
drapery. The turned.up band is sometimes
extended across the back widths also; whel
1t ia cophnadt IT, theltront breadth ,tha ,tri1,
ming at the top should extend down the side
of the band The round skirt has but one sid
gore and a full back breadth. 1t should hans
evenly all ground without djpling,iR thu
bac5. The latt4 aoupets ard fore dess!
when trimmed to match the other parts Of tn,
dress.