The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-03


-CAiosss rod aad Old gold ere ths
favoriie colors Ia furniture oolors iAts
season.
french woman mako paaisn from
the aproa fronts Of old dre.sss, csoins
them In tvo and unfug ons-hAn 6Ds ssch
panier.
Deep basque bodices open 20 The
waist, closed by three buttons, and then
cut straigh,-awAy. showing . derP EN-
broidercd wais;coat, arc much vorn-
Black satin ~sleeveless jackets as
revived again, and have . scarf OF China
Grape drsped around the shoulders.
Thee are TO Be worn with black drcsses
only.
The new wells are of black Brussels
net, embroidered on the edge and dotted
with gold they are either rounded and
short or square and ;hrce-fourihs Of q
yard long, and have q wide hem Al
around.
A very stylish ha, for everyday wear
10 . Eaglish walking hat OF black chip,
adorned with Eve or six ~blackbirds on
n side (hesds and wings only and a
simple band Of black satin.
Cheese cloth, the identical material
used for cheese wrappinSs, Is in de-
mand for ladies' summer dresses; they
are trimmed with bias bands and pip.
ings of gay Madras or band.na hand
kerchieis.
Old gold braid, one or two inches
wide, faces the brims Ut black chip
round hats and bonnie 8. There are also
Jet galoons, showing nothing but the
beads, used for facing the rims OF black
satin or jet bonnets.
For the light-figured ~sa.inees and
monte cloths there is nothing so pretty
as the founced skirt and the simplest
form Of drapei polonaise, with ribbon
belt, and ribbon bows in mixed colors
down the front.
Upon fine cambria dresses the ruf'
fies may be made full and fiuted. while
for dark house suits the gathered founce
and plain overskirt, drapsd oy means OF
strings, which are tied underneath, will
be found to be sufficiently dressy.
-Pansies are the favorite flowers for
bonnets and bouquets they come IN all
the varieties which are raised by gar.
deners, but the deep purple ones and
those of violet blue are most used. They
do not initiate nature in size, for some
of them are as large as peoples.
Hosiery III in every shade and
style; all are embroidered in differen,
patterns and colors. Few ladies think
their toilet complete without at least q
dozen pair of fancy hoseto choose from,
and this is beginning TO be an ex.
pensive item in their wardrobe.
The handsomest all black grena-
dimes have satin brocaded leaves, dia-
monds, large spots or lozenge-shaped
figures, and are made up over colored
silk throughout, such as mandarin yel.
low, salmon, gendarme blue and pur-
pie.
New fans to be worn with the CON-
ing summer dresses of thin cloth or
cambria, have ebony sticks with Pom
padour linen tops these fans are mount
ed with silver, and have ebony and sill
yer chatelaines.
"A fauciful mantle is q panier fichu
made entirely of black lace, or else Of
black figured net edged with two or
three rows of gathered thread lace
This forms a cape behind, crosses on
the breast, and Grapes the hips like full
paniers. This is very handsome with
trained dresses.
-Wha are called cheese-cloth suits
are dresses made of unbleached muslin,
and trimmed with rows of wooden skirt
braid, or else bias red and yellow plaids
in the handkerchief patterns. The
vests, lengthwise plaiungs, paniers, and
other stylish fancies are seen in these
dresses, and the whole suit costs but
; $50 or 50.
-Bonnets are covered with fruit.
They are the India muslin shapes, with
the crown covered with red cherries,
and a fringe of the same on the brim.
Red and white currants, strawberries,
plums and apricots will be used for the
same purpose. Some bonnets are COW
cred with moss, and being studded
with fruit, look like well filled dessert
dishes.
White flannel suits are made for
ladies to wear in midsummer at the sea-
side. They have kilt skirts suspended
from a narrow yoke, and the pleats are
bordered neal the bottom with gay ban
dana plaid cut in . bias band. The over.
skirt has q very short .scarf-like apron
with long draped back, and Is also bor-
dered with plaid. The basque is caught
up in the back to give full panier effect
on the hips, and handkerchief pieces of
the plaid are arranged like . sash bow
in the back and around the neck. These
suits cost els to $50.
The style in expensive hosiery is
embroidered silk, embroidered Lisle
thread and embroidered Balbriggan.
What are known to the trade as boot
stockings are a favorite design and are
brought out in solid and contrasting
c~olors, as for instance cherry tops and
blue feet. Old gold in combination
with other colors is in great demand,
and comes either with or without EN-.
broidery, as suits the buyer. Plain silk,
also plain Lisle stockings in violet and
in citron color, are desirable, a. are
those in sapphire shades to match the
new dress silks. Gendarme, the new
army blue, is yet another favorite color
in hosiery. Ribbed hosiery remains
fashionable and lace stockings are hav-
ing q decided run. Rea! Balbriggan in
ecru color, with hand-embroidered in
steps in dainty hues, are designed for
ladies who are averse to the more snowy
styles. In cheaper goods plain colors,
with embroidered cloAks, fancy check,
hair line stripes and polka dots on .
plain ground prevail, both in ladies'
and children's hose.
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