The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-02-07
Fashions.

Black satin dresses are revived.
Moss and olive shades are in favor.
Barberpole stockings are gaining in favor.
Putty.colored kids can be worn with any
dress.
The moonstone is again a fashionable
jewel.
seaweed is the delicate garniture for tulle
dresses.
Narrow strings to bonnets are most fash
ionable.
The Don Carlos cap is worn both by boys
and girls.
Stockings and fan should match in even.
Corsage bouquets are mingled with deli
cate ferns.
The square Richelieu collar is the latest
importation.
White tulle is still much used for debut
ante's dresses.
Macrame lace is much used for ornament
ing table cloths.
Gloves matching the dress are not worn
so much as formerly.
Misses in their teens wear kiltpleated
skirts for eveniEg.dress.
Table linen is embroidered in colors, with
initials in each corner.
Lace barbes fastened by a bow or flower
are worn around the neck.
Bright-colored silk vests are worn with
dark dresses by young ladies.
The newest and handsomest picture frames
are made of pure gold washing.
New evening gloves nave the long wrists
of silk, either embroidered or plain.
Pale silk stockings matching q ribbon on
the head are worn by New York bellies.
Red is the proper color for a long petit.
coat, even for those wearing mourning.
Dancing dresses for young ladies have
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Velvet cut in lace pattern and embroid.
cred with colored silk is q new dress trim.
ming.
The Princesse dress, varied in a hundred
ways, is rapidly taking precedence of all
others.
Silk lace, thickly studded with pear
beads, is a pretty trimming for evening
dresses.
The Parisians pay more attention tt
shoes than do the women of any Other
country.
Among the new fabrics for winter weal
is the "duvel" or down cloth, made from
feathers.
Seal skin "Boston bags" are the new
est convenience for ladies' shopping ex
cursions.
Chamois skin suspenders, stitched il
bright cOlors, are something new in g.ntle
mems wear.
Cloth boots foxed with pebble goat, will
thick cork soles, continne to be the favorit
walking shoe.
Raw silk materials like furniture cover
ings are used for over-dresses of new i'm
ported costumes.
White matelasse silk is the most fash
ionable material for opera cloaks, trimme'
with marabou feathers.
Baltimore fai- ones stand on the mudd,
street-crossings and insist that it is the dut
of the police to lift them over.
Yet a few days and gentlemen's shirt
will be finished with colored embroidery
Tiny pufs have already appeared.
"Lamenie" ribbon, which looks Xix
woven metal, pale gold, red gold, silver
steel and bronze, will soon appear.
A rumor from Paris afirms that the com
ing bonnet is to be a small capote of shirre
silk, and wove with a tulle cap under it.
Yonkers Gazette: A handkerchief firts
tation is a very simple thing-it only re
Il quires two fools and two handkerchiefs.
A new style. of necklace is formed of tin,
rose-tinged shells of ename ed gold. In eac
shell is a diamond as clear as u dew drop.
A band of black velvet an inch wide, wit
pendent ornament, is one of tine favorit
necklaces worn by young ladies for evening
new spring wrap has appeared, but a
yet has taken unto itself no name; it fiji
closely-to the figure in the back, and ha
large sleeves.
Fancy scars appear in quaint shapel
Fsat-irons, champagne bottles and dough
nuts of "old Windsor" are among thes
frothy innovations.
The new basque is of a long doubl,
breasted coat with reverse collar; the DO
tom of the front is turned back in revers,
and the back has five ong seams.
One of the latest and prettiest devices fo
a lace brooch is in the shape of the point
a peacock's. feather, the colors being GU
lined with rubies, emeralds and diamonds.