The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.


FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
IL il saN everybody - TO wea1 uash-soods THE
season. and tbs nev Openings Vi Ootl foreign and
home manufacture would seem to verify the
sact- Never have We seen great . display Of
brsunful goods in color and finish, 30 desirable,
and all Of them Vsslsabe, ~ this s~ason's
opening, present.
There has b<en, Of course no formal opeuinss
yet, for winter 10 still asserting its S~ay. IN cap
nous winds. nurri~s OF suou. and. little distance
inland. b C SNOW banks, that would seem TO
leave spring and ITS fabrics many ~eek 10 arrears
Pr-scludIng all thoughts IT sPting attire st pre-
sent writing.
There are eoteiin~s and ,afInes IN most delicate
tin,s-some ssnpss. some in nosiAsed designs.
lat all 81 fine and sol; that one hnsess sondiy
over them These goods are thirty inches ride,
and range from W To 40 cents PR yard.
american prints, the best a1aliry. aud bes
designs. are nsSriy one yard and sell ct
L. cents.
z~phyrs range from Is TO 80 CENTS psr yard
thir'y-swo inches wide. Domestic 2inshams are
Is Ani - cents. and the Engsh or swilied sells
~ e ceats.
There are perA<s and sasnbries 10 hand
kerhIes snects-shat -, the dress IL either
.lkx-dot, With trimming Of stripe. or the centre
is IN strip. and the border polka-dos. Then
there are plain cambYcs and percsles. in she
real rich blues. browns and greens, with borders
in color 81 ine hair stripes.
70. early spring wear. the wool designs are
beautiful. We ind the hyorits shades IN wood
gray and browns -s.ll To be Indeed.
sc know not What season without ,h~se
fsyoiite shades would he. Many Of tins sooi~
are snft AMI plsin. with flannel nnsh- others ara
woven in n raised surface, IN sdder designs. and
some ~ these styles have also stripes Of darker
shades, aud one, OF blue CT gray. with sstIn
threads. Thee goods are twenty four inches.
making mp lovely Nth six ar >a,,n at the wood
shsde.
We nnd 6ue invisible checks. - well ~ those
81 contrasting eolors, and msny that are over
shot check. Of blue sna white, aud white with
, almost every -olor. These hsks up beautifully
for children. ~rst piping~ Of silk and for ladies
~ish silk ve-t. sles.s> and underskrs- Tie
price. fcr goods Of THE description ranges fror'
q 8" TO o. Ter yard
There q heAutiful material IN elk and Socl
oy~r->hossed wish heavy cord. that gives q
shimmerins silver surface. that is fcrty.eigh,
inche, vide. selling o, j:s,. Ne think thi. the
mos: b~aGtiful tshric xe have seen. aad to some
of our young readers who have whispered us o,
coming br,dais. recommend this fabric. con-
b'ne't u,sh . siiver-grxy si:k, ~ most beautiful
for = travelling costume is the bridal dress also.
Hos are these goo.ls w he made, follows
closely on the discussion of fabrics. We dnd
side plating Is stil! to b.. used snd when t~o
fs.rss are used, there will b. alternate sections
cf each ia plating. The over or top Of skirt will
still. keep IN vogue the wa>hcrwonsn front; but.
instead Of .irspinS long ami lo~ the back. the
touruine or panni~r form 10 draped high In the
back. The basque 6ss like . prince.s~, so close
aud smooth 10 IL, over the hips. The vest 10
made II the same a. The sasherwom ban.is OF
trimming. and sometimes the neck Of the vest 10
sarare front. Again. the .scaus basque
close. over st,a three buttons IN the centre.
sleeve. ii the arm plain and close. are without
etsff.. simply corded ~ the wrist and finished
Nth covered buttons o. the elbow.
Another popular style OF skirt sill Be- the cur
sain over-skI-s. Thi. laps in front like
curtains. having ~" long noirt, each side. The
bark il lad in hrcsI bos-u.ss,.. With two ro~ .
Of the border trimming down the centre. This
style Of skirt - specially pretty IN 'he handker.
chief Sesiyns.
wsIkin@ skirts are rasry Ct them perfectly
PLAN. and. a. the nlcst, tao -:n.pls hlnng>
finish. An elaborate short SKIRT looks odd
enough.
We arr pleased To state the prnrs>se appears
IN many nex designs. giving ~ h"p- that this
beautiful scssums IS still to hold sway What
more graceful and pretty. for either h'avy silas
the iish. tissues and other summer iahr~s thai
must b. mounted upon foundation slip 10
prncesSe. 4, Seem. to he the only 4, cognised
form.
Il - sand the carriage hat oi the season Is acme
thing rally surpri.ins-a large crown, with high
! rolling hrim q feather, three quarters Of . var,
long. attached the front of bgins IN '..c RICH
side. hangs from there, curling over the riSh
shoulder.
We have not ss Yet seen this hss. but the de
\ srripson reminds mostly ~ ss.e 81 wind
q regular March bius,er-thas sends everything
away
The n.w parasois and sun umbrellas a-e TO b
in pekin STRIPE. 81 cour~--;or al! shx>. anil NOS
goods. mcrge into stripes Of sorne kind. Their
l ere pekin stripe. wi'h six finish.
A Z. fStAs oanns OF pSkih sSrlpSu sfi1 WIZ ~ VI
favort~ trimming for walking costumes. Indeed
IL would sem that Fashion ~ mush biased tn,
spring. Their is new sleeve, Gu, on the b'a
fold Of the goods. ard no se.m to the elbow
b-lsx. IL shapes TO thu wr.s. This gives The arm
a besutiful shape. and oil " generally adopte
! fsr scfs goods ~ well as silk. We wil send TN
si-.ve pattern to any of our readers tor Is cent
While opposite coiors will ss,ii l~ wors IN 'h
houss. street costumes wiiI he confined to ~
materials of the same co,og; and nothing can b
more effective thsn the soft fabrics, ~ith roual
Iiadi-r-ike surface. ,aade up with accessories I
P~k'n .'ik.
We nasc-d Q combination OF violet and blu'
the other day. Twas oddly pretty.
Artificial flowers, perfum~d the same - ID
handkerchief, are more worn nos than th
natural hou-rs: and the mott fashionable ross
are thos. crrse,i and drooptng.
Our thanks are due A. T. stewart 4 Co.. Aruoi
4 Constable and IT, Bou'ill'er Tor SPECIAL favor
IN early spring designs. hAxcnn-