The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29
NO.
w0NAN's WAYS.
Handkerchiefs---La Goods---Hoi
 eic., etc.
IANDKTRcHrEFs.

eic., etc.
 HANDKERcHIEFs.
 The latest ornamentation for nan cniefs is an imitation of the strong ing used in fresco paintinG-in shoI stylish article reminds one of a ire ceiling. For instance, borderx garnet, outlined with a squareA X on the outer edge and with gr curves on the inner, is stamped ms a deep hem-stitched border. Near q vine or bouquet of flowers in ys of colors, wrought in mixture of si < ing and embroidery Thls combin < If work appears in the iardiniere Of handkerchief, all light and de < specimens of floral patterns ranlSint der the latter brand. The harmon ! c0loring is often exquisite, and, as patterns are generally very small, please the tasteful and fastldious. times tiny birds and butterflies are eled with them. Dainty lawn batiste mouchoirs, scolloped and broidered i'll colors, are among the exhibits. The centres are white. l cred with pale-color. drab. pale viol ecru, and the edge is scolloped witi dinal, deep blue, white or pink emb cry. The three kinds just describe, also issued in black and white E0rmC ing. Borders formed entirely of st ing are very light, dainty and smal design White embroidery is again ing into fashion both on hem-siit and scolloped handkerchiefs, while monogram is no longer stylish. S squares of fine cambric, ruflied pretty Breton lace, are being used full dress with sets of lingerie of same kind, and this begins the fash able restoration of rich lace hand chiefs. Cambric rufiied with point q esse, and the regular point duch mouchoir, are i'll high estimation bridal and holiday gifts, as well as f personal treat to those who adr these charming appendages of toilets
 LACE GOODS.
 A stylish lace ornament for the tn is called the barbettc, and is combi with jabot of white silk illusion, worn alone and fastened with spray leaves or handsome brooch. Itis D cipally made ir point duchesse; ] rose and foliage, palm leaves and exc or other floral designs being the gen, form. Barbettes are usually from fiy eight inches long, and are of synetr proportions in width. Wide, old-fashi ed point lace collars are again being vived and adjusted around the neck dresses, as in the past; and barbette of jabot, composed of ano, lace collar and perhaps q mixtur tulle or satin loops, is adjusted in if Tho many kinds of fancy lace ficl both white and black are stll accour very attractive, and give young wea, just the touch of the antique ths charming in the present day.
 HOSIERY.
 There is ne hing newer than Sc, plaid in hosiery, and it is having feet revel both in cotton and cashn good. Plain red garnet, gendarme the rest of the fashionable colors are sued in goods of ordinary and rib weaving, as many prefer them to Il fancy kinds. One style has wide h of bright plaid around the calf of leg, hair stripes on the foot and d D top. Another fancy Is represented plain unbleached hosiery stamped lawn or print, but the figures are in ey instance arranged to form mar lengthwise stripes. Some of the desi indeed, are merely alternating hair Il of black and white, while others composed of dots, crosses, etc. IT are all warranted to wash without c fading.
 CASHMERE ties are of red Indian ase. mere, with varigated ends like cam hair shawl in color, and are exact i'm tions on a small scale of the broad c, mere scaris once worn by ladies.
 TIE extensive run on felt hats in Oxford and Derby shapes, and the V low prices at which they are sold, tended to underrate them, and to ren t.em unpopular, save for the most C mon wear.
 PROBABLY the most unique fichus those of soft taffeta silk in Scotch D colors, bordered with sewing-silk fri tied in close to the edges. These three-cornered, and are very fashions worn with dark woollen, silk or vel walking suits.
 FASHIONS.
 PLUSH is used to excess in the P dresses.
 FEATHER tulbans are in favor at present time.
 TIE girlof the period looks perfe lovely in point" face.
 CuINcmLLA is the favorite fur children blondes this season.
 TIE new dress goods in the stores year are remarkably beautiful. | FEATHER trimmings are much useo ornamentiag evening dresses year.
 LACE bedspreads and pillow-shams match come in Swiss tambour and tique laces.
 TIE new mauve is more gray { lilac, and Is trimmed with pale-ros with reddish violet.
 i NEW sashes have plain ends. The 1 broidered, fringed or ornamented are out of fashion.
 A VERY elaborate wedding dress cut by Worth is a combination of { with brocaded velvet.
 SCARLET flannel, needle worke, scallops and finished with gathered l lace, is very pretty for skirts.