Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-01

ULsTERs of seal are shown by furriers.
BEADED bonnet crowns are all the rage.
PLUSH flowers grow more and more
popular.
OLD-FAs8IoNED mink-tail sacques are
revived.
CoAT basques of plaided WOODEN goods
are worn.
WHITE toilets are in best taste for
evening dress.
Fur collars and capes have taken the
place of boas
SILVER and blue fox are among the
favorite fancy furs.
BEAVER hats and plush bonnets are
the leading styles in millinery.
A HANDSOME millinery set consists
of O bonnet and mutf to match.
HEAVY satin de Lyon is the best ma
terial for fur lined circular.
HUNGARIAN plush is the name given
to that with the longest, richest pile.
BLACK fox and black Russian hare
pelerines and collars are worn in mourn
ing.
The Olga is q pretty new muff OF plush
or silk or satin, with reticule attach
ment
The fashionable sealskin sacque is
shorter by two inches all around than
that OF last year
LARGE fur Delerines, covering the
shoulders and reaching almost to the
waist, have been revived.
THE Albani is long cloak with dol
man sleeves, set in far back, SO AS to
give narrow effect in the back.
EVERY kind of lace now worn by fash
lonable ladies is OF a bilious hue. Lace.
in fact, can hardly be too yellow to be in
the style.
New boots for ladies have velvet or
plush tops, with foxings of French kid
The new slippers are of black velvet,
with cut steel buckles.
CIRCULAR fur-lined cloaks continue in
vogue, but are not in as high fashion as
the fancy fur visites sold under the new
names of the Mandarin, Richelieu,
Mother Hubbard, Lahore. Raiah and
Medici.
FANS, formerly considered mere arti-
cles OF ornament, are at present consid-
cred almost Indispensable A lady is no
longer content with one or two handsome
fans. She must possess fan for each
toilet Oh all occasions.
Round hats in the English style seem
to be the most popular. The stylish
half turbans with closely rolled brims were
found to be so becoming during the last
season that they are retained for winter
wear, and are trimmed with ostrich
bands, peacocks' breasts, white gulls'
| breasts shading into gray, short wings,
Impeyan heads, tropical birds and also
| long ostrich plumes, curled over the
crown of the hat. Another favorlte
style of hats lis the Beauharnais of black
long-nap beaver, large and broad
brimmed, and trimmed with an immense
bow of plush set in the middle of the
crown, and run through it's folds with a
| tIlning-fork of Roman gold.
! A JAUNTY walking costumef for a young
lady is made of ruby plush and Satin de
! Lyon of a darker shade. Around the
bottom of the skirts narrow killing of
the satin. Above this, on the right side,
are four straight founces, bound with
plush and laid with deep kits. At the
| back is drapery of the combined ma
| terlals. Starting from this drapery on
| the left side of the dress are three
separate pieces of the plush lined with
satin and laid traversely across the un-
trimmed portion Of the skirt, and reach
| ing around the front of che dress to meet
the killing on the right side. Long
loops of ruby satin ribbon are placed
down the front of the dress, The satin
casaquin has broad cuffs on the sleeves,
revers on the waist, and a graceful
| Mignon shoulder cape, all of the plush.