The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-03-20
FASHIONABLE CHIrCHAT.

FASHIONABLE CHlE-ChAIs
Gut-edged note paper is the thing.
Cancels hair brocsds is favorite ia
brio.
Mourning handkerchieis are embrOi>
dered.
Roman hair-pins and pendants are in
vogue.
Menu and dinner-cards are of novel
design.
The fancy for embroidery is on the in,
crease.
There is fancy now for amber shell
jewelry.
Unbleached hose are coming into favor
again.
Gilt hair-pinssre used to fasten crimps.
nets, etc.
Bridal wells are seldom worn over the
face now.
Jet is the ruling passion of ali spring
impOrtations.
There is strong leaning toward the
Old-time turban.
The more dressy the toilet, the larger
the bonnet now.
Silver jewelry is admissible with the
AOSs 6ltSauE OT6ss-
Braid fringes of various kinds. are to
be used this spring.
silk hair~pins of different colors are
imported from Paris.
At fashionable weddings the groom
now wears dark gloves.
Mastic colored six-button undressed
kid gloves are the rage.
4 lSI
mesh are fashionable.
New buttons are Oblong, square, oval
and diamond shaped.
Roman pearls are used with many ell
egant evening costumes.
Pearl, whitehead and dove colors are
the tints for note paper.
Crochet buttons are to be the most
elegant style this season.
There is q probability that less gilt
viii be used this season.
Passementerie ornaments beaded with
jet sre to be much worn.
Bridesmaids should always wear bon
nets at morning weddings.
The down of ostrich feathers is used
for trimming evening dresses.
The English style of morning weddings
is being adopted in this country.
When dancing, the train is looped up
with bands provided for that purpose.
Striped MORE and brocaded fans to
match the dress are the most elegant
Envelopes are long and narrow for
letters and square for notes and cards
Chenille embroidery on silk, satin or
velvet dresses is the extreme of elegance.
IL, I ~ l.,
sandals are the most elegant style of
shoe.
Fringes for this season will be very
deep, and many Of them heavy with
beads.
The elbow sleeve of lace is almost uni
versally adopted for tull-dress Occa-
sions.
The oId-fashioned style of draping
the Overdrsss high on the sides is re-
vived.
The striped or brocaded pannier over
q plain silk or satin skirt is the latest
mode.
A sea-sheI of black onyx, in which
hides pink cupid, is new style of
brooch.
Youcg ladies only should wear thin
fabrics, such as gauze tulle and Swiss
muslins.
Ladies carry their prayer-books to
church in Russia leather cases with
small handles.
Groom and usher st fashionable we'd
diBgs carry tall silk hats when going 20
the altar.
The tendency is entirely towards full
skirts again, and bOufant drapery
settled fact.
Worn out pointe lace can be restored
upon new foundation and be made to
look like new.
A correspondent says, the waistcoat is
the centre around which the whole dress
is arranged.
Drop trimmings OF satin on Milan balls
are being extensively imported for the
spring trade.
Rich passementelie ornaments nearly
yard long are imported for the backs
Of spring wraps.
Turbsns of Iight-frsbric are worn ex-
tensively for opera hats by the extreme
~ fashionable.
The bouquets carried On fHlI-dress &C.
casions are very large and composed
chiefly of Jackson roses.
White embroidered muslin cravats are
preferred to silk neckties for morning
wear by ladies.
Long Russian paletots of light cancels
hair cloth will be much worn in the
street for early spring.
By q caprice of fashion, undressed kid
gloves have become admissible upon all
occasions, even for full dress.
Head-dresses of r oman pearls are worn
with full evening toilettes, and the
Spanish veil is also frequently seen.
Little cap-shaped coifuTes, made of
silk or satin, and ornsmented with beads,
coins or feathers, are worn by young
ladies fer full dress occasions.