The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.

FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.
Hsvng received several inquiries regarding the
'Csnseine." the new glove and shoe bnttoner. ws
have taken pains to Get . minute d. senptiou Of
this article thas will prove useful and ut the same
time highly ornamental. An elongated otelisk Of
golden wire. attached to o snort gold chain, the
hook or obelsk intended to remain inside shs
dress waist. after passing through the buttonhole
The hanging chain has on its other end either q
pencil. horseshoe. OF tiny toas. hung from the
dzvits by golden ropes hooked to . ring. Inside
the boat are tiny seats. oars. masts, etc.
The pencils are from the Paris Exposition amt
pronounced the finest enameIing that has ever
t'~en brought to this country. other devices or
charms are hOrse-shoes. w,th nail head. Of copper
s0lored gold; sailor hats, ~ish blue enamel; lock-
cts, With the finest OF enameIing and 6isgree,
All the m~t~r,ai and workmanship about the
s.antslihe il OF the hest. The hook and wire -
made Ut suitable sisr as one end button xl,,ves
the other bOOts; OF course to button the ixtt~r u
would b. necessary To drt,ch from the waist To
tsstss> travelling this unislu~s article Viii te found
Invaluable. combining: ~ u does gi"S~-bu,ton-r
aud pe.sil which can i~ used ut the WAIST. the
shoes, by tetasl,sg. and the bs>t Of -. al
Way> know where To :ind ,t The lowest price for
for the t'ant-l,h~ with pencil attachment 10 4Io
with v,aagret,e. solid gold SIS and from that
To s..
Another novelty tor ladies - the double breast
81 ar Jacket cham GsnfIensn have h~en Wearing
the doui. breasted cham tor some time. bur u 10
only THIS season thai they are brought OUT tor To-
dies.
The chains for these are really two. and are con-
nned with an elegant ornsms nt tine ~e partic.
uiariy asmire MAS open fan Al the hack of
tni> ornament IN device. maie 10 fast~u over the
button, AMI on one chain ~ attached the watch:
| On The other a memorandum pencil or one Of the
tiny change purses that now much N use.
or the tvs" chssn~ can b- one side, at
tached To she watch. Again IL - arranged that
u fortns nerk-cho.n. the center ornament forum
inR the pendant in fr4nt, 20 which still another,
IN the SHADE 1t . loctspt or cross can be attached
80 or ~ wili purchase one Of these elegant
\ yelt,esL
Among the MANY gift. the Holidays originated
! vas the horseshoe. We all know the meaning
| sttsch-d TO horse shoe--goo'i auckland With
what ia!th Se Wiii preserve one found y county
ros,i,
Ls,iies purchase . horse- shoe take il TO the
glider AMI have u MADE goi.isn shoe; then,
| IN wster-coors. they paint four-lesf clovers.
forg~s-n,e nots and nIignounettes. = dainty bou-
quets. on the sides AMI tops. 4 cardboard cut
| the shape OF the shoe - mounted with silk ,bi
~ the rrettIest contrast with gol,il, and in the
centre OF the IL painted s,ork IN. bird Of ''xude
| itH,ke, which 10 CONSIDERED sacred ia Strns-
tury aud May parts o: 6srmsry ,hst il never
| killed This - standing upon - bed OF hne
/ noweTs and GRASSES. The cardboard is fitted to
the shoe. ami held IN plsr- By . blue ritboE
passing through the nail holes OF the shoe.
4 ''udc inrBe. IN herman teXt. - painted NJ the
top.
| ioun: !sdes purchase the &c shoes "a gif,s FOR
tier gentlemen trends. and they are found hang
inx over the ',oor through shlch they oftenest
pas. or on the hsaih"ards Of their beds.
! horse-shoes are ais" found heavily nickel.
plated, With brackets for pens. and made TO stand
upon the eerritoire. These Also have the German
te1t Either ely 10 coss 50.
| The time Of year ~ hand when fancy and
>pon.e to "Gr many res.isrs' request, We Will
| give sone at the newe-; designs IN costumes,
promising Z" follow with more another week.
4 IL - a ui>take that these costumes must 10
male cf the richest ct materials. Paper muslin,
gold dotted tsrlaian, . faded crepe shawl, Psrts
~ o q hali dresses, zen ell he utilized in fancy
\ A Puritan dress is new and pretty for Q
\ young gir. 4 SKIRT Of black: . plain
round bo'i@e. NTH N-shsped neck; folded,
.lssxn, ~ Ss nm s' " n,s r1 , ' n "s"
muslia: a long, clear white muslin apron
gathered to t~nd. AMI t,-t IN long. straighs
ends al the bark h'g.crosn"i muslin cap. io~
| shoes black mitts.
! A"B-e" is AN mex pensivs dress. A!,ernaD
stripes Of veil"w and black muslin for the SKIRTS:
rnlsck waist. with ye,iow game wings, . large
hre mo,;ntea ever the forehead, AMI yellow and
black sirPsd stockings, With g"ld-bronse clip
pers.
1 A tartan dress made sir.rt; loose bost,ce
\ betsd IN .t the wti>' stoH,t'h-r lacked across
the fr'W- Hurin ro,i bstii Ar1tai with
| albion -ao'sa lo6S Scotch scarf about the head.
and han.n. dean over the back Of dTsss.
Prinre-se io.nn"ss are >::.l IN great favor dep
circie cap aud h"o' o. zone. nj the FORM After
| un,na-kin the weaeri s elegantly drersed the
| retna'nd' = 81 the es"u'nr
Again. lsiiss wear an e'.gsnt party costume,
AMI nav" :. h'a.l< d.,uIno of csinorIc. -tu6
ma'ie quite loose hke IN ulster, With hood to
conceal the HAIR aud ieatGres. This il also
| thrown a>i. later.
| ''Juiiett~'i - pretty for blonde. A hov ing
| dress OF pale blue. golden gIrdle at the waist,
! bodice low. and :o~,ng sleeves. pointed ~ the
! tack the bair loose and Wavsi. and caught bock
With strings OF pearls.
Earth - anoth. T fsvorite dress. green
dres trimmed with fruits. flowers, fernr, etc,
with hanging gr,sses and flowers in the hair.
Ine dress can h~ made 81 old fashioned chInts,
with the hr,gh, 6surrs upon 70. or OF chsn,b~ry.
with the fruits, Howe etc. cut ont Of paper
muslin IN the respective e"iors needed, and
pasted upon ".
Phantom parties af,ord q great deal Of amuse-
| ,n"nt, and are inexpensive afa'rs. The costumes
tor the LADIES' those usually worn st 81 even
ing company, and then white shSet. drapI~d in
Greek style. over the figure. under the right ann
and over the left. and ends of % caUehI at the
| wrists. quite Disgusting the figure. A pillow care
envelopes the head. md long white mssk, with
fringe, winch falls over the chest
The gentlemen wesr shirts a,ranged Ike
monks frurk, AMI pillow case0 Wth maS.S th o
same ~ the ladies.
The opening ~ a room partly darkened: tho
ladies stand h~hind sofia. an'i are aIct Oned ID,
IN shorter ones standing on Stools 80 thar none
can h. distinguished by their height. One dunsmy
- generally put up during The budding, and Of
course dreseed just like the ladies.
After lady - aucfioncd. the gentlemen, after
fsiy,ng his partner. R'es to her, ansl taking her
by the hand. pins q number corresponding to hrs
own upon her dress. When the dummy il his' on,
it OCCASIONS much msrrim~nr. for. when the
g"bfieman ofSers bis arm, she stands motioGless.
Phantom parties are often . sodium to re-
P'e"'"h the treasury Of charitable s0e,-,y