The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-13
che 2epplf's S'in{lifatcr.
ITEMS FOR TIE i.ADi!.>.

; "Richlicn" ribbed hosiery /, n,.W.
Beige is 4 favolitc color for spring,
! The newest lace mtS axe !riny"rt at
the ends.
; Faylan embroidery is somyth;nyru-
tirc!y new.
New collars and cuffs are wider
than ever
Marabou fringe is still tuyo,to
black fringe.
Mourning stocking, alc cm1lni,lvr-
cred with jet beads.
Jet will be the favo,,r bead nm
ming this summer.
Pretty new fans are OF rustic haun.
boo, hand painted.
Spring bonnctS will be one lilt,e
heap of artificial flowers.
Silk gloves in eight baton 1rn3,hS
appear with spring imrn,tAtion>.
, Moirc satin ribbons are The tim
m'ngs for new spliny hnnnc's.
Quadri|o 4 Ncippc is the rame oi
new French material for swiN".
"Clair dc lune' has had it's dav, al
though it will still be worn little.
BunclAes of ostrich tips will I've used
for galniShing hats and bonurt>.
Pearl bead ornaments ami fringe
will trim many Of the spring bonnrt<.
Chambery gauze is one of tie pref
ticst materials for evening dresses.
New paper and envelopes are COW
cred with Japanese designs i'll pale
tints.
White chip bonncts are hor,lrrcd
with pearl beads; black chip ones
with jet.
Lovely designs in damasSr> lk>aro
small half.moons in different coIuls on
solid groundwork.
Stockings entirely checked or open
ankled appear for evening wcar-a
novelty in ladies' hosiery.
Jet scarf.rins are shown in the
shape of an arm and hand, on The
foretiDger of which a bird is pcrcl,rA.
Dainty silk handkerchief, are form~
ed into ladies' breakfast caps, which
a,e tasteful and becoming.
Card receivers of Russia leather,
with bouquets of flowers painted III
the CENTER are new and pretty.
Even the mjlliners are keeping
tempting bits of pottery as bats to
those daft ornaments of this kind
Princesso dresses me made with
plain round or square trains, bnt pro-
fuse!y trimmed up the font.
A wblm of fashion just at present
requires that you must possess your
own likeness on fans, bracelets and
lockets.
Sacques and circulars have had their
day, and the popular wrap for sp,in.
is decided to be the graceful tichu
cape.
Evening dresses are given an an
tiQue appearance by using the McdicI
frills in the arm holes ana around tho
neck.
Cold and silver balls will be much
used for buttons and trimming this
season. They are carved in Il beauli-
| full manner.
Exquisite coral sets arc in the shape
of small half blown roses; u dcwdrop
in the center is represented by tiny
diamond.
Kid gloves, fastened with go|d-link
fans, instead of buttons, are the new
est styles in these important articles
of ladies' dress.
The latest thing in bangles is to
have the autograph engraved npon
the coin instcan of the monogram and
crest, as formerly,
New grenadines are so varied in
design that one scarcely recognizes in
them any resemblance to the ola and
familiar style.
The present style of invitation
cards is one of extreme simplicity
Monograms are discardcd only plain
, script is fashionable.
The new mantelets are round be-
bind, reaching just below the waist,
while long slender tabs, in front, are
across the breast in tichu fashion.
> Ladies' shell backcombs have mon
ograms cut in the centre Of the tops.
} Fashionable trappiugs are like those
> of horses-all marked with initials
and monographs.
All kinds Of point laccs a1c greatly
D reduced in price. Torchon lace is
p now the most in demand having large
ly superseded Italian laces, because Of
p its chcapness aud durability.
J A new invention is that of a reticnle
and mutf combined. Tho clasp d.
' vides the centre and the pockets for
e the hands are in each side. This is IL
e convenient arrangement.
= Fringcs, gimps and other dress
q trimmings ale made brilliant with the
+ rail bow beads popular at present. -
!, These beads are so fine that ladies of
. the most fastidi0us taste are Us us
a them on nantes and dresses.
|
'e The ice in Saginaw Bay moved out
/. of sight Tuesday forenoon, carrying
u with it twelve or fifteen iishcrine,t. -
= A tug. with large party on board