The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-09
FASHION NOIES.

Scpich combinations vii D. u,ssi syr
trimming winter dresses
New white mu-lin ncck-,ies ar q.
The ~pfi creamy India mil. Eith tiny
polka dOis Il blue. bi=ek. sT ri.
New French thread ~sts-kinys ar.
ecru. with pan d5t- -! black. ur rl-~ ;inr
star. An,ih~r ssyl- Ia. stripes Il black
running lengthvj~ Il The .;askiag..
->cal-kin Dplmau. arr - - worn
mex; y inter They hls- -l--g like .ide.
that fold over tn frat. are bsrlrr-l
wfh silver otter, a.d 90" lined wi;h
~-carlr, "r Id gil satin
Embroidered fashion trimming. are
perhap. the mos; s,AisIrlt. 4 al the
garaiturc, for ta~k -.lA They COM in
ST. Il y->t aud Bsul-T. and are oi dark
gr'End. wifh = great deal Il rel. Old
gold and pale blue ia the embroidery
The new lister, are u -ray or d~ab
En"i,h wa.e proof. made double
breasted aud witb . priurr~-- back .
b.l'.-d. IN" new feature J. the hood,
which take the -hap- Il = zap SIih a
vI~pr. aud s'ry eif--tually protect, the
head ;sbn rain oT NOV
w hI'" spanish lace >rarf~ are worn
ia 4 variety Il way- they serve n, =
most becoming icil for thu bead during
evening stroll. DT when on the piazza /:
they arr duaI,-l around the shoulder, A,
3 iichu -caTf, and thry arr huuchesi up
in >a,hc> over six Of plain color.
CoMBINATIoN> AND MODELS.
Among IN" fabric> u--d for the riches;
combination dresses ar Amazon cloth.
which D, ladV'~ habit cloth repped
wool.nS English h"m--Pun cloths If
slcazy manufacture showing thread, of
rich color, on uhy-. bronze. or gray
ground plain cI.hmrrr>; and very
heavy twill-d woods Il thick A. the
smonth--urface Amazon cloth. The-.
come m bronze shade, w~iur-cul1r. gar
net, amlr1n;h. aud the new blue, aud
AT" combined with br,ch- Ca-hnicrc> in
palm-lcaf patterns, or IN Japane>" fans.
or Persian arah'-Gu">: cor els" III plaid
y~"lyrt>, or soft Persian silk. 90 perhaps
plaId- striped IN two color, such u gar
net and peacock blue ON an old gpld
ground. \ broad, deep collar like y
pelerine cape j. sometime, the only way
in which the CAV g,,ud- appear un the
az I'll ia " "a vi lfAA''
drapcrv on the bosom. and panier folds
around the bottom If the basque: some
times II l. the entire waist, and in other
eases II i merely thr panier> IF Il
pn~lpnai-e. BORDER are on the skirts,
but there j. another fancy for making
the whole front of the skirt Of
the figured goods. \ French cos
tune. a. all short suits for the street are
now called. i Of Rembrandt green
repped WOO! that i almost black, trim
med with brochc red and blue palm
leaves on a green ground. The basque
has q plastrun-pointcd vest that begins
al the top of the darts, while the Pom
padour square above j. filled in with
shirrcd soft palm-lcaf trimming. The
fan back has shirrin| more than a finger
deep ~ the waist line, from whence
springs the ~fullnrSS that form, tire" fan
plait> ou each shoulder. The skirt has
three Kilt LOUNGES behind. held by q
broad cluster of stirring just below the
basque: each %flouucr J. bordcrcd with
the palm leaves. In front a curtain
drapcry opens over a front breadth Of
the figured goods. \ richer drc-, than
this ! composed # bronzc-colurcd En-
gli>h cloth in which are scarcely defined
threads of cardinal and old gold. Com
bincd with this ! bronze satin plaided
with velvet. while the trimming i Cash
mere embroidery on cloth. further en-
richcd hy bows and plaI,ingS Of two
kinds of ribbon->atin bronze rib
bon and cardinal gruS grain.
The skirt has IN" front and sides Of the
plaid satin and vrlyc; trimmed straight
down with two rows of the ribbon plait-
in@> placed n if the red lined the
bronze. while between these are volumi-
nous bow, of both kinds If ribbon al the
foot i "A she'll i]lnUncc, while the back
has cloth drapcry. The basque has a
velvet vest outlined with the Cashmere
embroidery, while the back j. IF cloth
laid in plIItS: the velvet vest extends Ia
the sides and back a. pauicr~. The but
ton are japanese old gold. ornamcnted
with st"rk,. flowers and foliage. 4
Japanese blue twillrd wool dress has a
deep pointed collar. which i almost a
cape, made of brochc (bluc. red, and
gold) Cashmere. Pauicr folds IF the
gay goods around the basque are strap
ped with blue wool bands merely stitch
ed ON the edges. BrindcubourgS with
blue and gold cords fl>ten the front.
At the back of the basque the p~aniers
are tied in a great bow. which has long
sash ends trimmed with fringe Of paSse-
mcnteric Ia match the branden-
bourg-. The short round skirt has
the broche goods laid in irregular folds
u cover the entire front and sides,
while the back i the blue wool. with
fans and tlouncrs Of blue satin. Black
silk costumes have the front brcadths
made of horizontal puff> of satin, or
else plain satin tablicr> are laid on near
~ covered with jet. and are opened over
satin plaitings III fan shapes. Others
have very short wrinklcd aprons, caught
up shorter in the middle than on the
sides. and edged with the richest fringe
of raveled silk and jet drops. Below
this is knife-plaited flounce>. or puffs,
or lengthwi>e stirring. until the border
flounce i set on, which i now usually a
cluster of three or four rows of fine
knifc-plairingS. Ro>etieS of crushed
looking silk, rather than regular loops,
are much used on black silk dresses for
holding the drapery on the sides and
behind. There are also paS>ementerie
ornaments for;hi> purpose. Handsome
black dresses that have a great deal of
velvet in them viii be trimmed with
borders Of black fur. 1t i said fur
trimmings viii not be confined TO cos
TUNES, but will also appear on reception
dre>>es.-Hvpcr'S Bazqr.
Irish Landlords.
4 larpe majority of the armpr of