Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Ronmets New Designs - Society
IOiIcttcs.
From our Regular Correspondent

IOslrttcs.
From our Regular Correspondent
BONNETS.
EDITOR ISrELLIG ENCEK :-PlIuant lit
tie ielts are in garnet or wine shades.
trimmed with satin OF corresponding
color. and completed 10y garnet or WINE
colored 1lowcrs and leaves. These are
worn with walking costumes OF garnet
or wine color, and the tort cnSembtr
is pretty enough. assure you. Birds
have come up again. and, perchcd on
both hats and bonnets. bear witness I"
the tact that female PerVerslty Is more |
than match for a vast amount OF ser |
monlzing We say scissors to the |
last especially rs there Is no tear OF
drowning TOR it. But what is OF more
consequence than bird upon your bon
net, is a pair. is pair, or perhaps two
pairs OF strings. tied under your chm
Perhaps YOU may compromise by tying
the bow on one side but, somewhere or
other, the bow YOU must have, tor II bon
net is not bonnet without a pair OF
strings. We find quite q run made on
ielts, and the favorite mode OF trimming
Is to lay the ribbon on plainly, except n,
the top, where Il somewhat eXtravagant
bow gives finish. The many colored
ribbons OF the day show prettily on the
dark fclts.
| NEW DESIGNS
The Princess and the MathIldc walk
ing costumes are both quite new and
tasteful either one combining well with
the Octavia sac4ue, in case an outside
garment be added. The Zoline viSite Is
t another street garment OF recent nitro
n duction; but this is cut in circle shape
The Panier poionaise, showing the new
boutfant back. is a handsome d, sign Tor
house or carriage wear. For the bene
fit of ladies' who make their own gar
ments, | vii! mention that j. x L
Coats have received the gold medal a
y the Paris exposition for their spool cot
30 ton This, however, is only confirm
alton of the awards of ali eXpositi"n7
where they have invariably obtained tn
. highest prizes. The Williamantic Line
Company have taken only u second c.a=
prize-the silver medal.
SOCIETY TOILETS.
have written of the handsome. !io"
cred ribbons. called the P"mpadon
Well. then. should YOU hear any on
speak OF Pompadouv sliks,yo Wi. kno
that they are eXpOncnts. on a more e.
tended scale, OF the same idea C"n
not possib Y give you an idea "I no.
handsome they are; yet even they {
not come up to the hand cmbr"idcr'
silks. wrought entirely over with Il
delicate and refined tracerics al I'll
skilled workwOmaus needle. Satin
the favorite material employed i'll con
bination with these beautiful fabrics. aI
in general the satin falls in the coHtIn
Gus sweep characteristic OF the cou
train. while the embroidered or fomp
ssrr; dour silk l. disposed in front or els
where. a may seem appropriate. Br
~, caded silks are also brought largely i
'"' to requsition. The greater number
eat toilets even for evening, are made hla
or square neck with elbow or lol
to- sleeves, but sometimes Tor evening, II
neck is cut low. and in this case. L
ne, sleeves arc so extremely short as
,us seem no sleeves ut all. Many toilets a
no cut in one. but an equal number show
basque and trimmed skirt. The basl
is often pointed back and front. and ii
i-hcd by a heavy cord; sometimes the
is no point in front, a soft belt from
] sides giving finish. or again we see
soft belt even where the point i'll front
Ter retained.
If II Flowers are almost ignored. If tn
appear a, all. it is only as a looping
7o' which nothing else will answer, aud ev
bridal toilets are very sparingly adorn
en- bv the traditional orange blossom.
evening dress made by Worth. for NJ
= Russell, the beautiful daughter of
Judge Hilton, who was married last W
wn. ter. is OF pale pink satin and brocs
silk The corsage of satin is baSl
say. n,, pointed back and front. with SOU
neck filled in with rare Mechlin Ia
The sleeves are long. The front OF
skir, is composed OF the brocade in |
tern of peacock plumes, aud at the b
n train of satin falls. A word as
trains. Some are square; quite as m:
!. are rounded, while occasionally We
one side square and the other rounc
=. a charming evening toilet. dcvi
by modiste of this city. for VIM.
Vanderblt's only unmarried daugh
is of pale blue satin united with h
embroidered six of correspond
shade. This is made with basque po
ed at the back, finished with soft bel
front, and elbow sleeves. The skirt
rounded train. and the two materials
and united throughout i'll 4 most art
Il. manner
The gantaline, so-calied from
French word giant meaning gtov
coming rapidly into favor. This Is
wonderful, since it is exceedingly |
ty and also convenient. a hook is |
ed through the button hole OF the d
on the front of the corsagc. and per'
thereirom on the outside. is 5
chain to which any imaginable de
is attached, such as q boat, fan, me
lion, cross, etc. Ladies who study
nce' vcnience select device i'll which
pencil is concealed. The hook insi,
OF such shape rs to form Il glove
toner, or, upon occasion, may he
to fas,en a shoe or boot. Only first
lty gold is used, Lucy CAkri
THE OREGON PIONEERS.
re few
Only six survivors of the Or
pioneers of 1912 can now be fcuI