Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
FASHION NOTES.
Green is the color this season.
Pleated blouse waists are revived

Green Is the color this season.
Pleated blouse waists are revived.
Flower buckles are pretty novel
ties.
The chemise Russo is the coming
waist.
Triple capes of velvet are coming
in vogue.
Visiting cards should not be sent
by post.
Trim black dresses with. old gold
colored beads.
Striped silks, black and colored,
aEe revived.
Fur stoles have completely super
seded boas in Paris.
Pekin brocade is a new, pretty, and
quaint dress material.
Short kilt skirts are coming in vogue
for walking dresses.
Long circulars are unbet oming to
very short or stout women.
| Black and silver gray are the col
ors for elderly ladies' dress materials.
| All shades of blue are fashionable,
from the palest sky-blue to dark in
digo.
The fashionable shades Of green
are moss jasper, olive and Russian
green.
White cluster roses or punches OF
violets are worn by ladies in halt
, mourning.
Elderly ladies' dresses are made
= nearly plain, but of rich and heavy
materials.
p Lace and cream, pearl and ivory
: white ribbons are the garnitures fol
elderly ladies' toilets.
Very short apron oversklrts are
t worn with the new style of short kilt
pleated walking dresses.
q White lace and colored ribbon bow
l. convert black SILK costume INTO
dressy evening toilet.
$ Peacock feathers, showing the eyes
are mounted on smoked pearl stick
:. for handsome fans.
,e Simulated waistcoats in the front c
u pleated basques waists are seen anon
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|. Old-style pelisscs are revived
They are loose, easy-fitting straigt
le garments, lined and edged with frl
or The most fashionable handkerchief
lie for gentlemen are of white Canto
- silk with wide hemstitched border,
Ill In London holiday nicknacks tt
er taste for cherrywood was remarks
ble-the best wood coming fro
e, Hungary.
pe Maroon velvet is coming in vogr
IS for bonnets, trimmed with bands
OF chinchilla and shaded gray ostriC
ell plumes-
ce = A new London fancy is to embrc
e. der the coat of arms or monogram {
on the larger lower pocket of the pelis
ne or paletot.
to All sleeves of morning and d;
he dresses are made very narrow at Il
a wrist to adj nit of the outside cl
50 now so much worn.
+ Wa.er and sky-blue cashmer
combined with faille of the sar
nv shade, is the fashionable cOuIbinatit
lIy for bridemaids' dresses.
ny Dark blue bourette, speckled Wi
of yellow, is stylishly combined Wi
dark blue faiIle or cashmere for wal
ing or carriage costume.
~ When princess dresses are worn
the street they should be looped
the back in such manner rs to DIR:
W tie train up as short as the lest Of t
skirt.
, Sdlin - ion tttS l<'e5N' ~ "S"N
of fashion in England twenty-eig
years ago, when Mrs. Manning,
celebrated murderess, at one til
: ladv's maid to the late duchess
y, Sutherland; was hung in black
tin dress.
-, A pretty -conceit in the way of
white felt bonnet has the crown tri
med with crimson faille; one crea
ok
colored feathe. mods forward o.
1.-THE crown, and crimson one +;
over ii cream faille bow in the bac
the face trimmings are Crimson
rosehuds nestled down among s
tufts of old Malines lace.
At Il late fashionable wedding
three bridemaids appeared in ca
.n mere and faille princess dresses
~, pale rose, the next pale blue and
am. third ivory white cashmere and 81
The flower wreaths and garnitt
ers. were respectively tea-roses and b.
200 for the rose-eolored toilet, blue
az get-me-nots for the blue one,
1928 roses and houstonias, combined Y
3oo 9o, Green leaves, for the white dress.
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