The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
FOR THE LADIES.

Black psarl-gny is new color.
-Repped sasbes are out Of fashion.
Next winter Is 10 he a velvet ses-
son.
Orange tinted blonde is L. come
Spotted stockings were failure
in Paris.
An excess Of stirring still ap.
pears upon gowns.
The figured velvets have satin
ground this year.
All the new poke bonnets tit
cl,eely at the back.
Egg shaped dots are to follow the
polka dots.
Violet and pink ia the new com.
binatiOn of colors
Fall straws are made up without
either lining or binding.
-Tarlton tweeds are coming again
in the waterproof cloths.
Bright yellow is used in winter
goods instead Of old gold.
Jacket collars grow wider. and
many Of them are double.
Fringe must contain some chenille
or i: is not fashionable.
Roman pearls on net, make
the newest bead trimmings.
Coarse straw bonneis will he
worn through the fall this year.
-Pongee is liked for children.
gowns because it washes perfectly.
Che, ries and currants are used to
trim Authus hats for little girls.
-Grayish and yellowish brow, will
he preferred To seal brown next win
ter.
Riding gloves are long and worn
loose enough to wrinkle ON the wrist.
Very large sealskin garments
trimmed with black fox are Ia be worn
this winter.
-Satins will be used for pipings.
facings and Innings this year. hut not
tor trimmings.
Cheese cloth suits are growing 81
common that one almost forgets that
they are pretty.
Plaid mummy-cloths are among
the cunning goods not to he worn by
sensible women.
Girls over six years old, wear
jackets, leaving the large princess
cloth to their little sisters.
Egyptian jars aud vases mingled
with loios leaves and heiroglyPhics are
new figures for silks.
The English fashion Of making
children wear black stockings is likely
to be adopted here.
Pearl buttons having Swiss land
scape in brown and white ground. are
now rather snowy.
The pearl embroidered flowers are
initiated il the pattern of some of
the choicest velvet brocades.
ELEPHANTS are To he the next
charm for the watch chain. They are
made OF silver with gold housings.
Perfectly plain plush skirts will
be worn with cashmere and light
WOODEN this winter.
A very etylish street costume is
made of plain black satin, with the |
skirt formed entirely of kits. The |
close-6tting bodice is trimmed with jet |
and is fastened to the skirt below the
hips. Over the seam that joints the
waist to The skirt is q wide sash of sat |
10, which is knotted loosely at the left
side. The cuffs to the coat sleeve are |
very deep. aud the collar is the "Roi
de Rome" shape.
-Pre-Raph~lite shoulder capes /
made entirely of black mareabout
feathers are considered extremely |
stylish. Another very fashionable
cape is made Of black velvet, about !
quarter of q yard in length. 1t has a
very wide Medicis collar, and is very
heavily trimmed with the richest
embroidery, jet heading and fringe.
1t is left open at the neck, and with it
is worn a beaded dog collar Of black
velvet.
The mixture Of plain with 6gur.
ed materials still prevails in all toilets,
rs it pleases the tastes Of those who
admire figured fabrics hest. The
mixture is becoming more and more
intricate. 1t Nd longer suffices with
The most fashionable people To wear .
Fringed tunic over plain skirt. The
whole dress is formed of combinations
IF both styles Of material. 1t re-
,ulres DO small amount of artistic
aste to harmonic these materials and
,olors perfectly.
The newes: bonnets have q har.
Dg brim instead Of fitting close to the
read, with all the trimmings ON the
outside. In addition to the garniture ,
70 the crown. a trimming Of white
ace and flowers is placed inside the
'onuet, over the hair, the brim being =,
irst lined with silk Of some bright /,
usually red. light blue. old gold !
r Persian lilac. This style of caleche
'ounet is another revival from our