The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-06-05
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| The saucepan, and the, exiaguisher
mark the limits of the, range of objects of
| which some Of the eccentric French bon
nets remind one. atsia 3 .el7He9 i5fT'stb hiii
The panier 7ds drsaperiieass2 ias2iai, shorten a,o1I il.
basques made for he c6stttuufhles But some
! times he'basqae is,hadeaong ana drapeh
| into folds. .aiGlt ob.
! Rosettes for horses. We're shown at ;,
recent English bazaar, Whose s1hala 4 appearance
on the tables is inention5d as wise wise a. IL p
lovatiOn. 1a5 - s4W ]! BgR 5sE9Y EBY 2
| Therhewest way Of aa,rrir.anginga aSsH Vide
scarfs is tol drape ones Just aab5ve tiie.
founce WHICH borders tthe nladerskirt.a is
| suitssef white bunting are Trimmed triim1ma a.
thEbright plaid andobows Of cardinal
and gold ribbon.s1 Eagas oi.a sfeEi b dt#oT
| Gauze scarfs, itrimlAed With velvet, are
among the light wrappings anneuaced for
this summer. -a,-.->----
Classical figures TYPICAL Of miislne sare are
nov embroidered on music rolls in Eng p
lana. ttsl iEgw -L3PoG eIi Is ,oEAs Hiii 1f2i
= Classical figures are eaAe fayorite ornla y
iment tor banner screens in Englahd!i' bW.Jl
T. Polka-dotted .satinsof q contrastinelcol2 2H
Iior is used to trim bunting suits. b 7ta5a q
T Mantles and wrappings to match iii.
dress have been abandoned in Paris. sgua n
Candles have come into fashion In New ~
y fork. .ss aa'r .7aIto .Io4s sHo-3 7sAgb eiif
Sashes have come in. again and wide &
ribbons l VIII be in demand: Brocade and
watered ribbons match, the dress, and
| others others striped in Roman, Scoych and
Pompadouy ,colors, are used. Belts are q
fastened around the waist and haflg down u
IN one long, fiat loop and two longer
ends ~ a:siii GtI4e't-siA o. l.lf4 e =. - =
l. A new French costume Intended for z
driving or walklnghis of white ribbed
woolen, simply made, ,ta white straw hat
| trimmed with white .rosettes, "a whitesI
sunshade, white scarf and "a nosegay of q,
white flowers and mignonette tied with !,
white ribbon osi' eis4 y" 'ls z r.
y A Avariation on the Marie Stuart shapes
in bonnets has two ostrich plumes which
meet an front above the forehead and
wave down toward the ears.l 1Ai knot OF
Pekln gauze or q handsome ornament 81
eoneeals ahIr, the 9af PLACE where the feathers
T. Walking jackets for Tie streets are
made of what are called Ipdian fabrieai
that is goods Of the imastic and cinnamon :.
shades, embroidered by hand, in palm
pattern. 10 Some Of the close fitting Jack :
cts terminate in a swallowstAil. : E 9osf 9fs
On Fifth avenue, New York, coach
Men, footmen and prancing steeds ar. all
t1orally decorated. The ItwOamenuw wear
the flowers in the button hole of; their j
single breasted coats-the animals wear +
them in their ear-knots.
E, The English Queen has Just heard Of
the American fever for 'pasting btgs and
buds, worms and roses upon Old bottles
and ,dowerspots, tand mentions it with
commentator. "a liisj baa se5f klagsy7tls
Bonnets, with brims Of sstrav or SILK &
and crowns Of net, composed Of ID lack or
eolored sill, are in puepasation. The net
Is bordered BY q fringe, and falls in the
'''sA iiA + eelsif ~ d sFaii sg8H tti
"A Black cashmere and pompadonr bro
cade are blended in some Of the costumes
recently made up in Paris. The trim
ming is Breton lace, and bows Of reversi-
Bile wateredi dinbbon sals ~ .afFf essfift
tits a peculiar branch Of bonnet in
dustry now that each fashionable woman
shall have q garland of flowers suitable
to the time Of year. + * ftsztEii -
q Absolutely plain undepkirts aic worn
in New, York, hut they are tusually made
Of such heavy goods that. they are not !
much more comfortable than ifof light J.
materials elaborately tounced, ..Tle over
skirts worn with these Skirts Irsliay be
either simple or draped in the mdst com s
plicated way, but. they are often I'd short p
as to show 9 great deal sof the under 2
skirt. .;iff An .si,ui,1 Iii. Ia IF s,
The ball given in Paris for the benefit
of the sufferers. of Szegedin was princi-
pally remarkable for the absence of ap- :.
propriate costumes with which even S,
French women, If penuriouss, viii some
times appear ata dancing party. The
awful Z enormityi of q high black
DIR dress has been seen even ut N. tsrevy's .
receptions qnt.sa 90 sI laails sao1 ]. s5ta9n
Tattinggis coming again into fahhiona-
bic use alta great T1ate. q For oarasol
covers, cuffs and ends of muslin nSackties.
the tatted lace is frequently Il. and rSrettilys
employed It revives an almost foiRotten 81
industry, and heaven knows tie poor E,
women are always glad to petroaaize art i
and industry when applied 70 dress
In the new confeetiohs of white organ Z
dy andlace prepared forsumme evening g.
full dress and for gradultes and college
er real or imitation, has almost taE en- the