The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-25
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A costume recently devised by Worth for
Nine. Marie Rem, iaof p&lo hvender silk.
The OcssAs b low, and, strictly speaking.
there aTs ND sleeves. A slight fringing of
lace falls osler the arm, and this. by courtesy
we win can sleeve. Il Is made tight fit.
ting round hasques having 3 row Of point
lace around Che neck; the Is kirt Is without
trimming eteept narrow row Of knife plat.
ing around The lover edge, and falla plainly
in heavy eoart train q ths back But the
chief boAaty of this toilette Is in the exqui.
ate hos oyerdFess which il dressed In truly
artistic style, and eApRlSsaly caught on either
aide by 4 bOquet Of pink rOses and leaves,
one Of which is placed high up, the other low
down upon the train. Another lovely tOi-
lstte is pink satin combined with the new
corduroy velvet Of similar shade z Tho dress
Is cut in one throughout, the corsage low,
slsoves sxkemsy lhoEt. and han court train.
Over all Is spread what seems fairy frost
work of white jet set ia lAoe-ike pattern. A
third handsome toilette is composed of some
eolored mOirs antique combined with black
velvet and fringe As you win SEQ BY this
mOirO antique has come up again, so II you
have any Of such fabric bestowed away, now
is the time to bring it out Possibly howev-
er the color tif Il Be coloredl may not be =
fashionable shAde. This indeed would be .
serious drawback. 30 If yoa doubt, enclose
me sample, and viii give you my opinion.
Old brOeades, or rather new brocades. .resem.
bling old ones, are now brought out, and
here also yOe may find something which may
be utilized.
a8 snoRT cosrUMRs.
The inevitable kilt skirt is inevitable no
longer, for now we sometimes see short cos.
tunes made with plain skirt. ovorskirt above
and only : marrow gathered or plated iiouncs
on the lower edge. The reason for such in
noyatiOn is that heavy winter materials do
not always sdmit Of prolonged plaitings.
They would be too heavy, and besides we
have seen so much Of Kit plated skifts tkat
it may be We are getting a little tired Of
them. A pretty model, the LeOnora, is part
ly kilt plated, and partly not, the back bo-
ing devised in such style, while the front Is
ornamental With bOWs, showing olly mar
row plating around the lowerl edge. No
oVerakirt of course il worn. but the Cecilia
basque Is pretty in eOmbination. The Isonde
Visite is = stylish outdoor garment for early
Fan or Winter, and as horseback riding is
nov very fashionable, owing to the present
rage for fox huntinG The Park Riding Habit
may be mentioned as having been recently
introduced The Murisl overskirt Is pretty
WhsA worn with = demi-trAined skirt.
SHOES AND GLOVES
For the reason that short costdmes are in
reality what they profess 70 be-that is to
say really shoEtA tAthe foot bscomes a object
Of special considsEatiou. ana this. apart from
the fact that hosiery is now As indeed it has
been for some time pAst. SS.xsty pretty that
It would seem quite wicked to hide it. So,
for indoors: we find the. changes rung on
al manner Of open styles, showing straps
across. although quite recently. such beAuti-
ful boots have been brought out in brocaded
silk that if they ara worn. the stocking be.
comes minor consideration. For outdoor
wear plain high buttoned Kill or cloth top
boots are appropriate, bat kid stamped in
imitation Of basket or annure cloth arc the
latest idea.
Gloves are long on the wrist, and are either
heavy stitched, bOquet embroidered, or deli
cately stitched in self color. one style is as
fashionable as the other. Colors are either
dark, approaching the invisible, very:pale, or
in medium shades Of wood color or gray, but
bright or positive eolors are studiousiy ayoid-
ed. Fer evening or full dress, the Harris
Provost side buttonsd glove continues to be-
the lending style, while for visiting and
many dress occasions the Harris Seamless Is.
most elegant. Costing somewhat less, VIC
find the Victoria and Donna Maria, which
are much liked by judiciOus purchasers.
TRIMMIEOs
Combinations Of 3wo o. more materials are
fashionable, and this affords much variety in
trimmings, but As hitherto, the plain materi-
ais Is often laid in fine knife pIaitings. Then
we have frinses ef ali dsgrses Choice fFih-
ges ars unitsd ~ith iRAely eass JET, ma arc
composed Of silk twist, sehenille and crimped
silk tape. Snowy fringes are laden more OF
less heavily with gilt, Ianainee fringes are
suriously pressed BY means Of hot irons %
a. 10 produces { gIitksring effect, and not m
frequently, IN different styles are interwoven
with each other 30 as TO give additional yari.
ETY.. Psasementerie is as diifereatIy wrought
as fringes, and Is used as headings, or laid in
perpendic6iar rows down thelssains of hand
some outdoor garments. As for buttons.
their name is LegiOA, and could not tel
you one han tbS 81 ylss ahoasn. ECroeheted
buttons are seen, but choice is also giveI
among buffalo horn tinted and in the natura
color; pearl, imitation and real tortoise shell
JET, steel, gilt, silver, Chinese aud Japanesl
Isequsx WORK 10
New ribbons are 50 beautiful and 20 move
in design that they are in great favor not
only because Of . graceful finish, but because
BY reason of their varied eOlors, they give Op
pertunity for introducing some fine effects il
the way of,coloE. For we must rcmenIbe
that ribbons are often not only double, bul
quadruple faced. 70 Gay nothing Of the NAM
hued brocade, embossed and gaily fowere'
ribbons.
60 Lucy CARTER.
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Sohn 5WEaiaby Fan. inss slhe SIonteill
FIanss ana Bseaks hiu cslIar Bone.
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