Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15
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Al Fashion MIG Notes,

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Knife plaitingis still much worn. g4t2m III
Large gold pins are worn in tho hair, >
:, Gold braid straw, ia used for bonnets., :
Silver back.combs are again fashionable.
u Parasols afe Brodcred with thick silk cords
s Lace nnitts are in light coiors as wen as
Colored embroidery is worn OIL white cos
tunes, $,,la .,,t,.,l.. e~,; all nj
e, Golden tnnistlesz gre used for tr'm'ulpg straw
:. Parasols have have round tips and;are Of medl-
Underwear is now trimmed with colored
embroidery. 49, e.
Dress skirts arc gradually getting fuller at
the back 7. FlnoaHl.s'!s i'j...:!Ia"
8 The leading styles in fans are made entirely
Of wood. r,r ,,..,znse'
Beads are used even on the no 'yu 81 Of JIM,
The most stylish slippers arc without bows
or buckles, ny",1H e ." -"
h.. The bridegroom now wears woodworking
as we'll as the bride.
: The Juror for embroiderlng exceeds that Of
any previous season. "'f ~ " II:
Buttons correspond with tic beaded trim.
mings IN color and beauty. g,.. J.
Lovely bows ofnarrow satin. in three col
ors, are worn at the throat.
Filigrce silver bracelets are shaped like d
cuff and nearly as wide. :n..
Grenadine dresses for house wear have the
!. sleeves made without Innings. n.: lG!>
:, Ostrich and willow feathers tipped with
pearl beads, are very popular.
~ White chip bonnets are bordered with pearl
beads, black chip ones with Jet IA ''','
Black kid gloves are worn with }ight-colored
; toiletes for dinner and receptions, n'24".i}
summer:dresses, If worn without overskirts,
arc made fuller than formerly.
s1i Flower bonnets will be worn all summer.
but fine flowers will; have the preference.
New mantelets have long square tabs in
front, and reach only to the belt in the back.
What will we hayenext Square umbrellas
ARE now worn in some parts of London.
- Belted blouse waists and blouse polonaises
take thejlead for,percale and cambria dresses
Straw hats. arc dyed to match the dress
they are worn with; others are slvered or
.gilded
:: Stockings for wearing with slippers are of
solid colors, richly embroidered on the instep.
A kilt skirt, to hang we'll and gracefully,
must always be short enough to clear the
ground. =
:: Diamond stars, real or imitation, disposed
81 here and there among the hair, are very
effective. -
IT,: For trimming country hats heather butter.
cups, daisy buds and such flowers are very
pretty.
Half flowing sleeves with eld.fashi6ned lace
undersleeves are seen on some Of the new
costumes.
Linen dresses viii be trimmed with gallon,
inwhich red, blue, yellow and black are COM
bined. ;:
Many black suits are trimmed with small
gilt buttons, especially those with which e
| vest is worn.
Coachman's livery is the name of one of
| the fashionable colors; it is also known as
| noisettez hazlenut.
A novel bonnet Is composed entirely of
bunches OF purple grapes, with green leaves
! and tendri]s fntermi4cd. q :
t. Nband Of black velvet an inch wide, with
pendant, ornament, is one Of the fayorte neck
! 1aces Worn by young ladies.
| The latest device for a lace brooch is in the
shape Of Inc point Ola peacock: feather, the
eolors being outlined with rubiies, emeralds
Splendid yening toilets are ofthe fashion.
| able tout We'll, or dark gold. This shade is
extremely becoming to brunettes, and has
taken the place of cream color. ..;. s::'.:
Rough straw hats and bonnets look well
| nicely braided or With piping Of velvet be
| tween the braids. Black pearls set in dead
gold are the latest Style Of scarf-pia for gent
! leTnan.