Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03

blsck feathers imbued With dark green.
The front il cut short and cluae.fninx. The
long angel sleeve and the buck which ia
long and square. are attached. The effect
Of thi, arrangement is decidedly di.in-
guished. The same s,yle Of cloak tn
mltf to match ia now the mort popular for
carriage wear. 1t is generally made fro IL
the a. ne material as the costume or from,
black velvet. The principal trimmings are
feather or fur bands eit' er Of harnonizing
or contrasting tints. White grehc " til rich
b ack G lset forms a garment of the hand
soonest kind.
OTHER WRAPS. i
In these are to be found hut very few
{ AZURE. different from those which charac
terized the garment described previously.
The trimmings now, az tn. n, consist chiefly
If handsome CALICO q and frl"g.s, embru,d-
cred and black velvet bands, leather and
fur bands, and laces. TIL. fabrics are citl,-
tr Of the heavy cloth made purposely fol
winter cloaks, rich velvet and mat. ,sse, or
IRON the same material ns the dress with
which is worn. In this case it il nearly al
avs nect ssary to employ waddlng and
lining, ant Nh it can only he worn with one
c ,slumr it il not half SO rerviccable as gar
ments made from The other fabrics.
MlLLINE VERY.
Dressy bonnets are at present, almost
without exception, made from velvet and
plush. Fell meet. with tl- greatest pre-
ference for everyday wear. An elegan'
velvet bonnet for evening has II soft crown
Of r"se-col red velvet, at q front and cape
'f black velve'. The black velvet ia gem
er"nsl, o~verlail with small r.s. -col"red
flowers and small dark-grttn leaves. On
the front Of the or VII there l. ~ >tandinr
tlu .ter OF black velv t loops lined with the
rose velve' amt edged with u narrow black
threat lace. \ similar cluster, only small
er, i pl &c in the mi,ldl. Of Tie cape. The
s,ri,g- are black velve lined with r.s. and
dg-'i with the til cad lace. Til. face thin
ming consists entirely Of the buds and
l-avrs.
A felt hat has a verv high conical crown
nd is trimmed witt, da,k-grt Ell grus grain
ribbon aud yellow buds. The color Of the
felt u u green sh .de 40 dark ,h,t j, j. hard
to TIL u ,r"m black. Ar, und the b,e al
the crown il a iinv wrea h of the flowers
IN Il delics t. rucling III black lace. High
upon the r,pht side Of the crown il a eener-
a,ls cluster Of Rib n ops. In the centre
e Ibis cluster is a large gold butt rlv.
From beneath the broad dropping brim d
vine Of the II 'wers peep.
Some q the felt haas have very broad
brim- and some very narrow. F-,the, Il d
fur band are used To a con>i cradle extent
in trimming felt hats.
ODDS n EMS.
Mnffs are now more fashionable when
ma Oh the hat or hume t,an when ih-v
match the cloak Especially IN the toilet
wi h which they are wo n is particularly
rich. The avorites are tn sc made from
dove or cocks feathers, ostrich or mara
bout.
Stylish Young ladies are now beginning
70 war muff. com posed Of bright-colored
feathers with hats { the .ame tint.
The lat st productions in trimmings con
>i-t Of very deliberately embroidered wide
velvc, banis, and bands Of cashmere, work
I'd in shaded silks, braid, and chenille.
taking the place of tands worked with the
clair de iune and Other beads. There ia No
sign, however, that the vogue Of moonligh,
beads liz on the wane. Some Of u hand-
soonest toilets are being trimmed with the
moonlight beads. Oriental bands are als"
in good rerut.. Galloons of plushy velvet
are employed to adoin cashmere toilets.
Galloon> Of silk rep, o. light shade, are en-
broidered in t,nts to match the dress with
which thew are worn.
The newest fabric produced for the manu-
facture Of dresses is a mousse de rInde. This
is a fabric brocaded in velvet over satin,
soft and NOISY, in all fashionable 81 AIDES Of
color. There j. also, for costumes and man
ties. a clotn like fine wool fabric wi Ii a
coating Of long hair. Then, too, thsre are
3. veral pretty new specimens Of French
b urette, in dark rints, speckled all lover with
a Variety Of dark colora.