The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-22
q rnE LADIES.

Lace mits 70 match costumes are
worn for evening.
Lisle thread gloves are the fayorites
for summer wear.
Large lace butterfly bows are seen on
importedtoIlets-
Handkerchief bows for the throat
have ginghan-like borders.
Zones pointed hack and front are n
gain worn with dressy toilets
Just now II has the LEFT side Of the
neck that the bouquet Is ixed.
Buttons on boots worn with fancy
costumes match those on the suit.
Very small bonnets, worn on the
hack Of the head ara again in vogue.
Laces embroidered with metals win be
among imported Fall novelties.
Pettieoats sremade wider 10 al the
fuller skirts Of the dresses now worn.
The fashion Of wearing flowers, ell
ther natural or artificial never goes out.
Laos covers 10 fine carriage sunshades
remain In vogue season after season
Cords will play an important part In
the trimmings Of dresses and wraps
this fall.
Evening dresses are worn at the mo-
ment In Paris with high necks and
short sleeves.
Ladies' who have grey hair do not
conceal Il, using neither dies, poma-
tum, nor caps.
New reticules 10 match dresses are
richly trimmed with gathered lace,
cord and tassels.
Many very charming bows for the
neck are arranged with painted muslin
MIXED with lace.
Smooth coinfures and fat waves.
bangs and creve ceur locks are the rule
In hair dressing.
Low coiffures are most IN favor, but
short women, or those with round faces
still wear the hair dressed high.
The most fashionable parasols are Of
surah silk or satin, in any color prefer
red, or black and white and hand pain
ted.
Large embroidered collars, like those
worn by children. are worn with white
muslin dresses trimmed with embroid-
cry.
Two corsage bouquets are worn, one
on the left side OF the neck, the other
far hack and high on the left side OF the
neck.
Square bows OF gros grain ribbon,
made Of three loops and one notched
end, dnFe the sides OF taffetta silk O.
verskirts.
High coiffures are no longer formed
by braids or puffs, but with soft waves
OF hair arranged in loops on the crown
Of the head.
New night robes have large full sleeves
shirred In At the armhole, and shirred
also mt the wrist to a narrow embroid
cred cuff.
Fichu eollarettes are worn by older
young ladies, while misses In their teens
Affect largo square collars mch rs little
children wear.
While long wasted corsages, with
vandyks hack and front, are worn in
Paris, the tendency is TO short waists
and belts of the first Directory Pc
Rod.
acknowledgements which servefor
chemise, drawers, and corset cover, all
in piece, are found among late inn
portations Of Paris lingerie.
Three-cornered pieces OF India null,
dotted with tiny specks Of black, blue or
red, are worn In kerchief shape close A.
round the neck. They have a wide
hem.
Some Of the new basques are cut long
and square in front, with n pocket put
on each side Of this square front; the
back Of such basques are short and cut
to form two points.
Colored stockings are much worn,
both plain and with small patterns or
embroidered near the ankle.
Silk stockings for the evening
are sometimes embroidered with
pearls.
Unbleached lace, embroidered in CO.
lors, is worn by artistic English woman
with all washing dresses-colored dots
and sprigs upon either dark or light
grounds are the favorite style; also
quaint Japanese patterns.