The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-02

miLts witha cua Of Grape. o.
Velvet pndstskirts, Siih poloraises Of
delicate iAbFies, ste largely worn.
the new eolored yalenciepnes lace. -
New absurdities in The shape Of ear.
rings combine cross, anchor and heart.
An ivory brooch in the shape oil . pas.
siouaoWer, exquisitely carved Is OF new
design. .4.,,. =. rt 4,
trimmed with 3 protusion Of broad white
satin bows.
The amOuntnuf swlss plating put in
The train Of address renders q long white
skirt unnecessary. 3, ,ii'rytGl :, 4. 81
Spanish, netting embroidered with cut
let beads ia = new fabric designed for eve
ming over. dresses, .tg. ftrgLs 4.I.4tly
| ,Dressy caps for elderly ladies are made
Of the fnsst tulie, with dots Of white or
black chenille., ~ ma .gtd .i D., ID
Ball fringe continues In fayor-a new
design, that hAa large and small balls Of
many, colored silk and beads. ..t.,r Ull,6,
"A black velvet ribbon tied about the
waist, with loops and ends, makes pref
" finish for house dresses. "a ali-Iygts
II Il "a inappropriate 70 wear aiyhite
cloth suit alter six o'clock a. 10 appear,
| In Il swAllow.tAil y coat in the morning.
| , A lovely necklace 10 in the shape ola
sprayi,ois Jorge. .notsi OF, turquoise,
With n tny diamond dew drop on each
flower. ii blA .lg.yiI- !. ~ . .lait!i
The velvet pouch Of former days Ia
again worn, aud Is found to be very con-
venient for pure, handkerchief, or even
for the Ian. ,,gI , t-,itti1 iilg,lpS - I.
Aunique bonnet ia composed simply Of
a bow oil wide black silk ribbon, two
loops and ends form the back, while the
4 knot forms the front. (! J.rK %. i.rtiJ
| + Many grenadines are msde over color:
ed Innings. Oh course they are designed
especially lor, house wear, as they would
be too conspicuous for the street.
The Isle thread gloves and The b! y q
1 and eoi6red lace nitts have nearly driven
he fdyofite gait de Satide 70 the wall but
! they promise to beonea more 10 favor In
aututnn. 4 J1dll 7 l-u4uf rylJGd
1 IA very odd material Ia shownfor sum-
mer dresses. lItislthe Madras handker:
chief border, and all one piece, and
the dress Ia cut from this, and when finish.
ed certainly looks unique. 4is ~ ~. ~
| One OF the prettiest novelties Of the
season is the hat made Of lawnor organ
die like the dress for the country or wa.
tering places. A lawn hat,a dainty fchan,
and a gracefully made dress ofIthe same
light material, form q toilet Of exceeding
fTesbuess, The newest bodice for short
dressesis the blouse waist, plated back
and front, but plain on thesi This
IA used In conjunction with the Layense
overskirt for washing materials, while
the Jacket and vest are reserved Tor
those composed Of WOOL ~. So
A yellow or unbleuched beghorn or
English Dunstable STRAW hat Is worn,
when fine Panama braids are beyond the
reach Of lady's purse. The brim is
wide, and must be worn gypsy fashion,
Tide down over the ears, either under the
chin or beneath the back hair, by rib
bon which 10 striped to exhibit
the colors Of the yacht. Blue
stockings, clocked or embroidered
with buff, or buff stockings ornamented
| with blue, are not infrequently preferred
to the colors OF the Gag which flies at the
masthead The. costume .eolors in hosi.
cry are generally preferred BY mstrons
who have passed the age oteoqpe!tish'
ness. e.'.,- ,. s,.,.,ayi,. ...si,
i II Is absolutely necessary 70 study your.
self before you dress your hair your
height, your build, The shape Of your
head and face, must be considered II you
\ aim at being pleasant TO the artistic eye,
If the forehead Is narrow, while your
checks are rather wide, roll your hair
over pads at the temples, or friz II out I; il
\ your forehead be too large for your face,
any form Of fringe may be cultivated,
II you lack height, dress the hair high,
brushed OF the brow, and wear flower
or Jewel as high as possible. Should the
head be depressed or fiat at the top, plaits
across diadem-wise will be great addi-
tion, as, the hair may be brushed over
4 cushion. 49,. ..s.,.t
a gradual but very great change has
recently taken place in the dressing oil
the hair! dItEis worn now quite loWibe-
hind, in the style oitwenty years ago, or
what was known then as the cache:
peigne style The heavy twist braid
1 or cluster OF ourls, now ia then,
Is surmounted by small comb
only, and in addition" to. shell we
have now the more snowy combs Of pearl,
silver, and ivoryiirom which 10 select this
ornament. There is a change. also, in the
arrangement Of the front hair, which, in
stead OF being worn in waved bands by
The side Of the face, is slill fringed over
the forehead, thus reducing the height Of
thst feature 10 classic proportions and
soilenipg, as il certainly does, the entire
\ contour Of the face. With the back
| combs In shell thereare now little side
combs, %hieharei all the ornaments re-
quired for everyday YEAR, bong pins,
| with balls attached TO the ends, and held
together by small chains, are considered
very stylish for small entertainments and
as finish 10 the dinner toilet. it'a'-