The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-22
STYLES.

LACE fans are always in fashion.

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DREss sleeves are becoming shorter and
shorter.
ToRroIsE-snELL sticks are very hand
some for black fans.
HANDSOME satin parasols ere embroider
ed in pale and wood shades. ,.
For light mourning, are black satin fans
with open carved wooden sticks.
BRocADR and pekin fans, according to
quality, range in price from s. to sl2.
THERE is nothing new in the chains
used for suspending the fan from the belt,
The skirts Of dresses are nearly all
short, and are becoming shorter and
shorter.
SATIN ribbon, or else velvet, the color oil
the dress trimmings, will be used for fan
chatelaines. % NJ ~.
VERY excellent British Balbriggan stock.
ings, in notified colors, are selling at TWEEN.
ty-fye cents per pair. Ea'
JAPANESE paper fans, with imitation
ivory sticks lacquered with gilt on the
sides, are in general use,
PRErrY little picture frames are in the
shape OF horseshoe, and are black, hand.
painted in dainty floral designs.
AMONG eccentric trimmings should be
mentioned the open-work galoons and
deep iringes made Of pack-thread.
A DRESS piped In adifferent color should
always have the button-holes worked with
silk OF the same color as the pipings.
THE latest long coin purses are OF knitted
silk, in pekin stripes, unbeaded, and
mounted with silver rings and drops.
LATE handkerchiefs are round, finished
with French ,needlework, and trimmed
with closely plated Valenciennes lace. i
HEAVY satin ribbon, embroideredA in
floral patterns, ofbthe colors Of Nature,
will be the trimming for silks the coming
season. .H.go 50 - a3HIsI' ss,f7,E
LINEN fans are ofInavy blue shades
with stars, crescents and polka dots Of
white; these open in circle, and cost
fifty cents. 80. ..., -. ~.
FoR very elegant toilets, fringes and EN-,
broideries entirely composed q Jet beads
are adopted by ladies most noted for theil
good taste. ap h7 -sl'1il . alH'H
FoR feather fans, those made Of part
ridge feathers In their natural mottle6
brown shades are most used; they cost
81 so upward. s-h 'l-'-7'' ~ ''.'i
CoLoRED grenadine and barege made
over silk trimmed with satin are the frs
choice for thin costumes to be worn dur
ing the summer. az.
Tue fans most in vogue are clever
inches long from the handle outward-s
more graceful size than the large heav,
fans lately in use. . 9sls :
The plain colored sashes are Of the rich
est satin ribbon, about seven inches wide
and there are also twilled soft silk sashel
Of single color. These are very simply ar
ranged either directly on the back OF tn,
the dress or just in front. u. .5l
CREAM white and pale blue barege dress
es are made up for misses and very younl
ladies to wear at the watering.places. Shir
red polonaises and over.skirts are made o
this transparent wooden fabric, as the shir
ring shows effectivelyin it. la
Tue latest imported parasols have tn
canopy-top. They are Of medium size, Q
rich ,brocade silk, lined with plain color
trimmed with deep fringe, and mounte,
on an orange.w60d stick, with the bar
left on the handle and polished.
YERY pretty sashes for dark green q
navy blue wool or grenadine suits are th
genuine Scotch tartan plaids Of soft sill
arranged as o widely folded belt in III
| front Of the dress, and tied in alarge knC
on the left side with long hanging ends.