The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09
SPRING STYLES FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.

puTtG. the warm. trt-ht GAYS "I carry Sisihc,
the stores and streets w-gs' Radiant w.ih >Pt'a.
costumes. all looking fresh AMI bright y, a
.ssrien after shower IN June. '';,y coi"rs. 1'-h
il;l- scarlet and yellow, more U~e'. than for
merry, bat they are - Ju.iiciou~ly mingled With
bLls.is navy b.u. ant gray, that they only ~e.ve
10 brighten the costume without making u az Al!
vui-lr or Conspicuous. For instance, d"n'le-
svr.-t ribbons are much used hats and
dresses; and boa> II silk matching the costume,
bur lined with u bright color In both tlie-" the
bright color put oa the inside. giving u hut .
glimpse of Its beauty, III" -rr.ns dtc-> good
arr 1T hight. soft rsi oi any oi tn" m"'' col
cr>. with "a coarse thread Of one or m".c hEi&ht
shades running through 10, either IN stripes "F
plals. Black grenadines are shown II 'he same
Patterns. All black grens'iin"~. with an occasion
nj heavy. hunchy thread of tiark. are the most
stylish, however. These may be effectively tr'iii-
med with piping ami ribbons OF bright eo!"r. IL
shape the prInce--c holds it, own, sad VIII.
DARN. the summer, u being lighter, AMI cH-e-
al"n,iy ,:ooIer for summer wear. th7n tde OH
~tyle IL 'ss>Inr ~" skirts. Where she latter
style l. used thu lower skirt - commonly n''ie
at .arIhrc the bottom trimmed with The material!
The long apron oy-r>lsirt y >ewsd ON {" 'hi~
skirt ami caught lightly q; the seams, aa'i with
hut one Ia IL f both. E,-que~ are long, an'. gen
orally elo-r-Gttia. Sometimes iltt,- az" ?gt III
below the waist at the ts,ck. dfcs-y effect n.:l
H.. produced by continuing the forms of the iach
To- about Eire Ipches below the te,-que. AMI tuin-
M, thr,n ,,,, ~, the out>lc with small h,w to
cover the end. Ether or four loops, a;cor'i-
irr 70 the nt!nIi, of forms in tie waist These
loops are shaped IN till they quite narrow.
/ y,
the dress sleeves are tight. coa, ~har~, ami fer
/ (, very .lain dress arr JGt,on.d out>ii, 1T Tine
wrist.
\ lnvriy costume Of gray ami h.ht blue We must
describe. II was a skirt and prInc.>-c Pol"ual>r.
The uui.r-kiFt Of casnhrc was trimmed half 8
,.r.i der. in narrow anuucc~ r'pnj with Highs
/ lire. fTLrrr u pp,orai-e l. worn over q ca"'hre
siirt. tapes -i1,,il h. sewn q; corresponding d.
tin.'- IN both ~kirt-, aad ti"'i after Tire wearei
a.- the ,l..,- ga prevent the Under ART from
| ~..oyIn:J The lou= p"i'nai-. Wa hot slightly
! To-. pol 80 th,. l.~ an. is''S. The h.'tom wa
,,.t a: pointed sIuer.> or Tongues t~'lle'l rat
I r'..'nrt-''t and r"r,in. 80. - ~" hgist riH"- l.
/ front from the ~hDu ,,-,.,u :" 49, yard De-
\ i.v the waist. H. .s-t ni.t~rai Na> rr' away
from TN, hnInr -. r;u:a te-t -naP". The e,s'
I On cal. III. wrr- tf.i eat ig:, Snaiir. points
like tie. bottom rog.l,t sikh bIG., aut ,.,,.h ore
held .loxn by pretty bnt;ru. Th~-r e,!ss' -houl
- lined with -~r, caul.c h-f'fe "u:;!n: th'
/ poiai- To give t,.~rt CONSISTENCY. Iir space
| u, ~. by eUtt,ns away the inat-Fri -'.o'ild IN
filed by p,sc.. ut she material smoothly cover
ins tn. hmm VI. n, the ve-, ii"u; 'ni~ below
the waist "a handsome ft.l BON VA rl1''r'i. The
rrf- IN the Goa; ~lr,,r matched tn. ,r'Hnlni
IN the waist. with Icw on tie "G;~if.e seam
Ti.a poIor,ai~e e. -;-n..,. L.ul Fancy packets oI
the out>i.e not much worn bow, oPenirs
hem. made through tl~ "y"r~hirt-.egera'ly uss
DIR piait-'iirectly oyer IN. pocket ~ me under
-klrt. This oPsnn: = fr.Turntiy ,rs'mcd Il
match the w,is.. The eorrcsrord,ns place ~ The
other srie Of the sksr, having trimming Il
ma ,ch. wit,rl, t.,- pocket.
! SAILOR dresses for quite y"un: l''ii"s are agar
popular. The -SirtS toot BIKE k.lt s'ir,- ha ar'
only pot &c the wey i"sn. "a" ;pi".r part be
,n.. closely snTc~i aui covered by aG apron over
skir, The waist - generally "a woke. with
\ lar.., --,iipr color.
IittI. hay kilt suits with :gl' saof waists am
br ,,,i collars nl. very inurh wcrn. Nsute.s
with circle 1T b,lf-:tting back anil long font
| will IN. VERY nltich wor,, this spring. These ma.
Ie aI,tora,eiv trimmed wI;h French lace. je,-
frin.e AMI ~ ,,on-. or gnj:r p,,iniy 10 accoit
with more quiet taste. They are male Of .ha'-i
cashmere. To sear with any i ross, or to mattel
ti.,. costume.
! What are ctltss; cut-a-way Jackets are the mos
>tyii-h -acdtis worn now. They are hali-fitng N
the hack. anil are sl"re' o'i in front from III" f's
! tou.A. n: thu. thfoa, half way to tn" un''erarn
s.,,.n. -onej inns II vest front - fastened und''r
heath thi-, making the ,srment much warmer
This vest must have ti-ht lining in the back, to
make il III well. Merely fastening IL to the un-
dersrin sans does not answer the purpose.
| Straw hut are shown IN such grea, variety OF
! shapes. tha3 something - found 50 able fol
ever, fre. fos young la'iies the "Princesse.
ith brm iu.he,. u.. ia front AMI tire ''MociesSa,
slightly cuti,i a; the SIZE. ere perhaps most
worn. S.lor HITS for E,,le girls, and newer
! s,in ccuis,i share. ea!le';&y some a'r'n", arr
worn 40 the exclusion oi other shapes
Econon,lca, la.:-. 1: fe taking their old dresses,
AM. by hing deep Kit iioun'e arotni the bot
tora MAKE then, lpot like the n"w Kilt suits, -
| poralsr ut Pr-seat
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