The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-17
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.

Never sere such LATITUDE. allowable IN the So
is--sion of material and design ~ the present
season. IN the Various ARTICLES 81 dress.
II one wishes % scar the ImnFnsr poke hon.
net, With towering crown. trimmed ~ith loops OF
straw. they do so, while the nome modest sis-
ter, prefe:rinS the close. cottage shape. she
wears ,t. both certain fashion wIIl eountsnance
their choice -..--
Bonness SEEM particularly intended this sea
ron to b. hent 70 order milt0er viii
take three exact shapes, trim in opposste color.
aud IN odiest OF fashion. and then so bent and
punched the different briIns that No one could
imagine they werc ever pressed over the same
h,rK. o. 81 ..
IL would he q pleasure tochronlcle the ksct that,
wilh many -,yles Of Lonnets, and the ados-
ton Of so many iancies ior essch shape. all women
were most charming VA their nev bonLets.
Whether It ~ their osn peryerss0~es, or lsck
Of taste IN their ulIllincr, it diffult To deter
mine; the fsrt resnains, that we meet daily with
suited tor the bu.isiins young Ls.iy, and Others
With positively plnR hces. TAale palmer BY o
i-,unct dented aud punched IN exactly wrong
sI-,t>-
When our ser le ,rps u IS one thing 70 be FASH
logIably, vet lily, dressed, and another to be
Hastily and tAshsonsbty dressed. th~D--and then
si.ne-wili American women iOse the sPPeiit-
Very many frames are covered smoothly with
siik, lace er~ys, reminding one os the bon
n~st of grandnsoshers, asnt ouIposste 10 these
ger i,.li~s Ut to DAY remember the fancy Of
lev years ago.
An oi,i-gold s,lk. drawn plainly over the frame.
b.. ns' e. asaas 'h .ha Of as n
the brim of the bonnet ~ III fisse trssean braid,
with - tiny jrOp-fr,Rye ut slrax buttons,
ls,.ut.fnl willow plume, tipped w',h straw, grace,
with q shIrring old gold satin; the ties widc
ixsrhs, Of Whte breton. .--
Noarn,us bonns,s are not usually in the
fa>hioualIy large shapes the crown ~ larger
and dat, and has the buns slightly elevated Tine
cottage worn. most becosnng-
English efepe y. ~ usual. th- ehoiss TOR 6r-t
sI"~n. and /. iow on top, formed Of fas.i., sr.i
inside al tise brin ~ ras>stl tnursu. br,nsst '
folds. Tie widows bonnet ~ d~>ignated 10y a
white tsristan Tuehe umter this brss0- o.
Chip u the next degree vi mouruins-this,
trimmed with crepe and crepe nowers-
J~s-siotsssi net, ormsInests and nowers, are
con>s.iered the lls;h,rst Of mourning;
Very young laslle> scar btSckbrd>' heads, aud
wings. and white lowers
A .ir~>~-t-punst n,:,.ie-blark -tcasie,i brussels
net, wIth JET orEsI,isDt> anil howrrs, AMI
brides. ii the net, edged with "a suli paeAt'n. at
brrton s.tsv. - 10 ,- q.
". must return fo colors IN describe . lovely
shi,- fren n chip just OUT The shape r. slightly
nsr,ns. yet NOT ccaspeu9u>ly 80. Aroun.. the
crown - - folded t<snd Of punk satin ribbon, ON
tin. top cluster Ut tve bslf-oIenest pink ros~>.
And at l-ft os hack, UesttlIss IN b"w Ut the punk
ribbon. are tao hstf-opehei roses and S0sf-.
silk Illusion closely dotted IN tiny pink dots
Tins falls xrs,efisliy over the ro-es an thc top.
anI forms the ties to fSstsu In trent The inside
Of the britn has two pssitinas nj vhFte ssr edge
There ar~ many Kinds VI Luat,nx IN tbe market.
AMI one M longer speak al Hunting unster-
~fsndrnsiy Its eiihes the eoars~. wiry Airt AN !,
the sost-so much like oli-,ashionei mouss-ilne
siels,ne--is known as plevns: and the byzantine
Is like tlup. trAuSitul challIe OF a1ies ago.
A sof, delscate shade of blue in ptevna vss
shown ~ . leading empHussma 10 VAS matte
hammer skirt, With tr >'sirt k,rrOing square
curtain fronts. the rAckee OPENING over . vest.
rls~ lover part Ut thn skirt Was trimmed with
three kitea Iufcs. The vest band. that trimmed
With the s,tes IL tho Over-skir and sse ssiess at
the Jacket were VI bouTette byzantine, IN two
shades ri blue aud chocolate bSown s
The lice strip bs,ntins (qune like old.time
balmorine) makes up ante plsti,Iy for the sea-
ius, OF raw silk in bourette et1sct, or with new
sash lace that has the look OF dtrhessc point.
Lawns. both in white sn.i eolIss are made up
tn meet the r,,,ur~uients II the hottest summer
on rscori; aud IL vbuid se~'n every one could
b. suited, 10Th IN ptec sad quality.
some of the newiy-imPorted eostomes arc
eusirrly without aosinces or trimming ...
Fern and plum eOturs sPIr~Ar ~ n he's eombina-
ton. AMI, strange to say, sh~y hsns up "sAat'-
iuily.
eh,na-b'ue sapphire, severn. ruby. msie,
yrusisrme. grrnaf, bori~snx. bronze, ultra
marine sud ioVsre. SsnPP~d ot their high
sounding names, they are weli-known blues,
ssrnet. reds, DC. Everything Is I'D q name nos'
lovely new parsol Is made Of changraAle,
OF rather graduated siik the edge 10 sosIseshing
between an olive and seal-broWn, aud its tones
gradually lighter until the top is Eich o'd-eoid
two rows ot. bounay embroidery. in the shades
Of the silks, are edged wish 6ne gold braid.
The pansso, has hne xsnSke- pearl ss0uas,ngs.
A stylish suit Of gray bunting Is trimmed with
hue satin, with white polka dOss.a 10 - ever 80
stylish ms.
SATIN striped NOME cloth ~ much used for
walking costumes in mourning. 80.
Fancy linen travelling dres~es. trimmed With
lueu-grass fringe, are sold ~ ossO.' These suits
are sell and taslefolly made.
Risrk velvet bracelets are again in vogue. They
are fastened with xils b,,ckles-
HAndker chiefs are mAde OF sheer hnen-awn,
and trimmed with breton edge and inserting.
These are variousiy used for = packet handker-
chief. breakfast GAP eyepipx couture or neck
handkerchiek The lbsm ING coAlGe4 BY loops
and enis of ribhon and towers
Ingenuity goes iar toward making an elaborate.
and NJ the same time, economical toilet. II by
no means follows that the Woman who speUts
the most money on dress - always CARRIED IN the
hest taste. Ladies Win limited means should
take this int To heart, and commence the study
oftrue re6nment in dress
For fashion notes gwen above, our thanks, are
due Lord Taylor and Madame hartlsy.
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