The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-05

Oid-fashioned lutc-string ribbons are
revived.
Small patterns prevail in new fig
ured dress goods.
Pheasant brown will be popular in
new millinery goods.
The tendency Of fashion Is 10 in
crease the size Of the bonnet.
Beaded passcmenteries promise to
be more popular than ever.
Gypsy hats in large quantities are
seen among late importations.
-Tape-like borders or feather edges
are seen on the new taffeta ribbons.
Dresses are still made with scant
skirts, bridled back and draped up be-
hind.
Most Of the new spring dresses are
made with basque bodice and a double
skirt.
The latest importations Of spring
straw bonnets show . prevalence Of
poke shapes.
Buttons in fanciful colors are much
used on black as well Is solid colored
costumes.
Ostrich tips and large, snowy artiii-
cial flowers viii be used TO excess IN
spring millinery.
The new shades Of brown are pleas
ant, coachman's drab, and urgent 81 or
silver and gold.
Old gold straw braids, alternating
with black chip, appear in many spring
hats and bonnets.
Dark colors viii continue the more
fashionable even in late spring and early
summer goods.
. -Merreiileuse ribbons have changca-
BILE colors through the center, with a
border Of satin on the edge
Long basques, reaching well over
| the hips, are still worn By those TO whom
: they are becoming.
1 -Gobelin ribbons, in all the old tap
: estrs colors and effects, are seen among
: late millinery importations.
Few spring costumes are made q
y one fabric. Frequently two, three, an9
i four materials are seen in one dress.
The favorite dark spring colors vii
! be marine blues, brownish reds, dark
dull greens, and reddish puppies
:. SPRING MILLINERY.
: Further importaiions 81 spring mil
:, linery confirm the earliest adNices
= There will be very little change I'D th
~ shapes of bOnnets, and those 81 inediut
7. sizes, neither very large nor very SINAI
= are most seen at present. foke snap,
Of the moderate sizes are very iafgei
r imported in all the various braids. sue
~ as Tuscan. chip, lace straw, Engis
fr split straw, satin braids and Legnorn
"a The creamy yellow Tuscan braids an
te the lustrous satin straws are very han'
Ia some, and promise 70 be the leanin
fabrics. The lace straws are open Dral'
t. n beautiful lace-like designs, and a
n. bear 70 he much stronger Than the frs
a straw laces formerly used Sometlm'
e the brim only Is striped with this lac
a while the crown Is Of more solid brai
er such as chip or Tuscan. a special rc
II elty i the cashmere effects given 70 the
IN new straws by introducing color'
pt threads in the lace-like design; pa
.ss blue. heliotrope and red threads
Ter very effective when combined with :
an natural hue Of the straw. There
ic- also notified effects Of color given
at chin hats to match the costume WI
II which they are 70 be worn, ana SON
I'd times two shades Of colored chip fol
as alternate stripes all round the bonnie
M these are excellent for morning W.
ing or for travelling bonnets in two snae
Re az brown, beige, lavender, gray,
hat green. Black chip bonnets have mel
ep- r. the crown Of chip, while the SEQ
80 rim and the curtain are formed Of str
hat lace which il heavily beaded with Il
Az let beads; sometimes OLD goid straw
No arranged in stripes in the piack =
S-i- bonnets. The Marie Christine Is
for name given to dressy affair wnicn
and neither a bonnet nor hat, something
rel tween, and is to be worn by young
dies on dress occasions, at Newport
o. Saratoga. 1t has a prominent cro'
ans with wide brim rolled back from
be front. and split in two from the edg'
lore the crown; this split h TO come dire'
ccs, on the top Of the head, and the ere
cen 4 TO be placed quite far back
pso- the head. The faring brim VIII
ow- faced with becoming color, and
hod crown 4 10 be trimmed down one
Let with . long Mercutio plume.
that down the other with How
him The yellow Tuscan braid Is
900. need for this Spanish head-drcss,
dis Spanish lace strings, and the new n
til ~ raIlow called Isabelle win appea
led. ~, ,r;n,m;nCs- combined with re
lclc- the flowers, 10 complete the nati'
iEh, colors Of Spain. There are otner y
ani brimmed round hats m various sha
'ats: recalling the Dcvonshire and Pima
anil STYLES of last season, and young, Ia
very who have valuable Lcghorn and
rrcs. hats left from last SINNER will lind
lihe' useful this year, Is they will res
irGcs lend themselves to all that Is new II
man late importations. Gypsy hats are
largely imported in the most coque
- A., sha.as IN bc worn well back on