The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-05

In the outer garments IN wear at pres
ent, a style has been brought out which
was all the rage six or seven years ago.
1t is kind Of "MacFarlane" garment
with the addition OF varied trimmings |
The double pelerine has large opening
for the arm to pass through. The lower
part Of the garment is plated: The
small cloak is of English cheviot or
woolen reps, and is used for shopping
purposes and demi-toilets. 1t must al
WAYS be of some fancy goods, and is
often lined with red surah. The collar
is sometimes made to match, and is some
times of velvet in the color of the gar
ment. The ''etrangere" cloak is OF satin,
lined with heliotrope-colored satin. The
seam is cut up in the center OF the back.
The seam of the sleeve passes over the
shoulder and terminates on a line with
the seam under the arm. A piece is cut
out to form the sleeve. The trimming
consists of blonde plaitings and jet fringe.
On the sleeves are satin ribbon bows.
The "manteau Oolibri" is of black sicil-
ienne. 1t consists of two pieces joined
in the back seams. The fronts close to
the waist, from which point they are
taken back and Joined under a black
satin bow, with passementerie cords and
tassels. The garment is trimmed with
ruched lace and beads.
A walking suit for young lady is
sometimes made of Summer cachemlre
de pInde and surah. in grayish lilac
The cachemire skirt is so cut on the
lower part as to form loops, which are
made by the goods being left long enough
to allow of being turned up. These are
lined with surah. Under these loops,
from where they open, is plated surah
e tlounce, which falls below. The cache
0 mire tunique is trimmed in the border
y to match the skirt, the goods being cut
i out in loops. The jacket is lined with
q surah, and also forms loops on the border
y Of the basque. Before the basque is
/ lined there are placed in between each
h seam all around inserted puffings Of
+ surah. The long, tight-fitting sleeves are
IS cut in loops at the wrist. The smal
e standing collar is cut in loops. The lin
1T .perie is of ruohed tulle. The necktit
t. worn with this suit is Of white mousse
(, line desoie," trimmed with lace. Th'
u gray straw hat matching this suit has
Is broad brim falling slightly over the face
t., and turning up in the back. The brin
IS is lined. In front Of the crown are os
IS trich tips, and on the side is full trim
is ming Of different colored flowers.
e, A walking suit for morning use may b
Is of ..granite de laine." The skirt has I
vt nlaited flounce, trimmed with band o
d foulard with dots and stripes. A simila
n band heads the founce, which is quit
d deep. The apron is plated crosswlse al
g the way up and band of foulard run
IS through the center. Down the middle
ID reaching to the lower part Of the plaitet
lie Aounce, is another foulard band. Th
train forms seven even plaits in the mic
is die. The pointed waist has shawl-shape
% revers of fancy foulard. These eros
III over the breast and are fastened dow
lie under a ribbon rosette. The round cut
re on the plain tight sleeves are trimme M
with pointed pieces OF foulard. Ill
re square pockets have three loops. Th
lie 0honrbonnaise shaped hat has sma
he high crown and turned-down brin
ne lined with shirred satin. A narrow ri|
he hon is taken across the hat, fastenil
ng down the brim and is tied on the sid
The crown is trimmed with a bunch
eo ostrich-tips. -.
* A yery pretty combination for toll
Ter ;s Goht-blue .foulard, and a darker sha
IN of foulard with blue dots. The pla
lt,, foulard skirt is trimmed with a foune
ca sunnounted by putting. The who
slh s apron is putfed by means OF cfossw'
lor shirrs. In front, over this apron, a
ef- two scarfs Of dotted foulard, drawn 4
M cether in the center by means Of sew
ue' rows Of close shirrs, thus showing t
are middle and top of the putfings on t
ICY anron. The cuirass waist is OF dott
'il, foulard, with pale-blue revers down t
j, or front, and plated draperies on thesi
ms ms of the basque. The plain foilard "
ola is puffed. The necktie worn with +
:, dress is of white lace. Around the ne
t1li isa Pompadour ruching. The straw !
ora has a broad faring brin, lined with bl
III shirred foulard. The brim is fasten
III. against the CfoWil oh eiio rioA0 oA"e, "N,
WI 'tin bunch Of tea-roses. ....'.
lhe Toilets for half-mourning wear
ola made combining black and gray fail
M are The pufed apron is generally of pl'
s Ose' black faille, while the draperies are
ynso, ynle, the grayisll silk. The gray train is is n
Iore row, The waist is Of black faille q
ana m the vest of gray. The black slee
1 anl- have gray cuffs. Any mourning oil
SKY made OF faille or foulard may be
Nes' ranged in this manner.
1 lar- The favorite color for bonnets is vio
Ky Flowers are again used in great pre-
;. , u sion on bonnets, as we'll as surah and
Iiai, iental tissues. As gold is in such
ui'e I've eral wear, gilt tulle has been brou
'iie out, which is quite an addition to
l. numerous other trimmings now
oe @ A new capote is the Louis XIV shs
"lln It may be of "scarabee dor" colo
anu straw. The broad brim is lined with
ON ON satin; it sits up high from the h
v yiu- showing the whole lining. The from
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