Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22
FASHIONS FREAKS.

6H0nT redingOtes are again worn.
CARDINAL and old gold remain fashion
able.
STRINGS Of pearls in the coils Of tho
hair isagain fashionable. Il
GRRAT nails Of gilt or silver arc thFlst /
through the crowns Of poke bonnets as
if to hold them on.
ALI of the yellow laces are oonsider-
ed stylish; those that are white are dipped
in tea or coffee.
Wnr belts OF saddle girth canvas,
fastened with straps Of leather and buck
les, are worn with all sorts Of demi toi-
let costumes.
THE gathered waist with a b0dicc y
now called the 0enlis bodice. A pointed
hood and q belt with buckle are neces-
sary to complete it.
A sNowsroRM lace, having flakes and
icicles embroidered in beads, Is among
the choice dress trimmings OF next sea
son.
A roc gown, composed Of white iliu-
sion frills and butterfly gown. are the
fancifully named dresses Which Paxls1ans
| wear at the watering places.
LARGE and finely finished clasps, re-
sembling cloak clasps, but more ornate
and ieweled, will be used to fasten the
plush strings Of bonnets. IS
| A rAyoRrrE combination for fall suits
is coachman's g drab for the principal part
Of the costume, with bordeTings at shad-
ed stripes of heliotrupe and Opheaia.
GoLD and silver brocaded stunts for
evening wear, a. parts Of costumes, Afe
still further enriched with pearl and
crystal bead embroideries.
| RED tints are in much favor still Ru-
by, garnet and copper are much sesn U
| good drsses; the mixture of blue ana gar
net is 1t fashionable; green and grenat,
plum and gold, are also greas favOrises.
THE fashion Of swathing the throat has
been revived. A fashionable way q
wearing the Spanish lace scarf u to wind
it round and round the throat. This =
fastened at one side by quaint brooch.
In hats the prettiest is the toque,
trimmed with feathers; the Amazon hat;
the large REYNOLDS hat; the Louis Xy.
, basket hat, with feathers or . wreath,
and the Auvergnate.
I ToLErs OF cashmere and plaid suraia
! prettily combined are in great favor.
! trhree-pleaAed flOunces are edged with
: plaid silrale. A gurale scArf confines the
: skirt in front; the bodice il an open
Jacket with vest Of plaid surale.
HANDKERCHIEF dresses are now repro.
4 duoed in wooden material, the stun beane
printed in squares IN snch mixtures 2.
!; : violet and black, old gold and green, req
I and black, red and blue. They are made
J mp in the same way % the cotton hand
Z kerchief dresses.
AN unkind person compares tn
: tightly fastened scarfs, which have sue
+ ceeded the fluffy lace bows, TO the ban
d daRes which are bound around the neck
9 Of china dolls whose heads have bee1
9 knocked of and refastened with cemenf
i No silk must show in the wool suits o
q this winter. il is said, bat the slilt onf
. waist Innings must be Of silk. This !
al yery well. but comparatively hftl
3 silk will be used in that way unless th
!, prices Of bunting and serge and cambri
I. suddenly rise.
/ VERY handsome sashes are maae .
2, doubled breadths Of bright OEienta
4 foulard. Persian silk or Aoriated satin
d The edges Of the goods are joined an
3 the ends gathered and fastened BY ~
! tassel. These brightly -hued sashes VI
Z be worn with fall suits Of bronze, plum
navy blue and olive.
y SoxE Of the new jet trimmings see
=, expressly to match the brocades wit
e :. laroe figures. They are worked on
a ground 81 mix, which il cut awAy, leaN
ID ~ TIE large blow0uns and leaves d =
= : design quite free They aFs d0ne eos
q = With abort and long bugles and With lon