The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1878-02-15
Fashion Notes.


in favor.
Large cords are no longer uaeC
, on stylish dresses.
Bridal slippers or boots arr
trimmed with flowers.
, Long tulle veils, stuffed viii
silver stars, are worn.
Metallic ribbons are popular foI
trimming light dresses.
Flat pockets of lace are seen on
the most elegant dresses.
Old fashioned, yoke . necked
dresses + again popular.
White satin trimmed with lace is
revived for bridal dresses.
New silks have a polka dot, or
flower in satin of the same color.
Misses in their teens wear kilt.
pleatcd skirts for evening dresses.
Table linen is embroidered in
c%olors, with initials in c Gu corner.
The latest fancy in jeweIry is sets
made in the form OF tigers claws.
Organdie and tarlatan are used
to stimulate crepe lisse b~alayenses.
Pretty clover>leaf tables have the
top shaped like three leafcd clover.
Neckties for ladies are out of
fashion ; cravat bows are worn in
stead,
Blight colored silk vests are
worn with dark dresses by young
ladies.
New screens have bamboo frames,
with japanese embroideries in the
center.
1t is en- regle for the stockings
and fan to match in evening
dresses.
Red is the proper color for a long
p%etticoat, eve for those wearing
mourning.
Lace mits and kid gloves are
equally fashionable this winter for
evening toilets.
Yokes and full gathered waists
are to be worn in the spring for
wash materials.
Chine de Sahib is a new dress
material of silk and wool, and is
very handsome.
New evening gloves have the
long wrists Of silk, either embroi.
dcred or plain.
Cashmere stockings in pale shades
Of blue, embroidered with damask
roses, are exquisite,
Dark, rich colored v%clvets and
pale tinted cashmeres are used for
composite evening toilets.
Transparent lace elbow sleeves
are worm with q few sleeveless silk
and vo'yet evening toilets.
The princcsse dress, varied in a
hundred different ways, is rapidly
precedence of all others.
Low slippers are of the same color
rs the evening dress, and are worn
stockings of the same shade.
Old-lashioned pouches or r]elicuIcs
IRE worn again, suspended from the {
iide TO hold the handkerchief and
an.
Birch,bark canoes are the newest
lower>holders they are suspended
n the window by bright colorcd $
'ibbon. q
Rich galloons, which are still in !
for trimming, are one mass of
; the flower patterns are the |
.andsomest.
Yet a few days and g~entleLlcn's y
hirts will be finished with colored q
mbroidery. Tiny puffs have al. !,
eady appeared. :,
Black satin dresses, trimmed with a
waistcoats and plastrons Of :
'hite guipure, make very effective
lll-dress toilets. J.
a rumor from Paris afirms that a
he coming bonnet is to be a small (
.pote Of shirred silk, and worn Il
18th q tulle cap under it. II
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A band of black velvet an inch q,
'ide, with pendant ornament, is one !"
f the favorIte necklaces worn by y;
Dung ladies for evening. n
A new style of necklace is formed
+ tiny rose-tinted shells Of enam> Q,
led gold. In each she'll is a dia n
Iond as clear as a dew-drop. g;
Carriage robes made of gray os, a
'ich feather fringes, instead of fur, OF
re affected by some very fashiona> I'll
and extravagant women. ST
A new spring wrap has appeared, i;
ut as yet has taken unto itself no r,
lme ; it fits closely TO the figure in Z
lie back, and has large sleeves.
Flannel skirts are now generally M
or woven. shaped TO fit va
osely around the hips, while the en-
,ttom flares just like a hounce. of
The new basque is a long double in
'easted coat, with reverse collar pc
e bottom of the front is turned in
Ick in revers, and the back has OF
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