The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-15


-Kaisscoass ore going cot a vue1s-
Satin bridal toilets ars s60 fasAjoa-
able.
-Guimps b again afashioosbss trim
Among nsw goods wossen noirss
sPpeag.
-faIie eostnss 10 Be- tie preferred
bridel yeil.
Buttons With invisible syes vfll b
much worn.
White faiIIe b again In vogue foe
bridal drsssss.
The bonnet Of the day and hour b
the nsi turban.
Beads Of every color appear in bon
net decorations.
The Fanchon 10 the coming shape
for chip bonDets.
SILK muslin Crown for bonnsts wfl
b much worn.
-ATl fashionable coi3ures In Europe
are worn low on the mech.
-LAnguedoc lace bids fair 10 preceds
Breton for milliners' purposes.
Bridal dresses are made high in tie
neck, and with elbow sleeves
The fashion Of wearing powder In
the hair for evening toilet b - be 70
viyed.
The fez shape for ladies' indoor
caps, either for morning or evening
wear, n much used.
Sleeveless habit corsages Of velvet
or satin are worn ovs ball dresses Of
tulle or cause,
-HeIotrope and cream viii be the
fashionable contrast Of color for early
spring millinery.
Two bouquets are now always sold
tOgefher-one for the hair the other for
the corsage.
Pulled or plated plsstrons take the
place Of waistcoats, but they are unbe-
coming to any but slender figures.
Light wooden and silk and wool ma
t~terials viii be more fashionable for full
dress n In the summer than silk
itself.
-Ecru lace of the same shade a. the
chudda cloths and French buntings that
they trim will be much used this season.
"A large panache of feathers, Of two
or three ostrich feathers, placed far
back on the left side of the bonnet, is
very stylish. .
The high iaring Valois collar, kept
in place with wire, is found among new
styles OF neck garniture on the richest
toilets.
-A"Daisy Pinafore," orlong tablier
of tulle or organdie completely studded
with daisies sewed on it, fiat and in
rows. is the latest novelty in floral dress
garnitures.
Square handkerchiefs Of bright-col.
ored foulard are twisted into pretty dress
caps for ladies, and fastened on the
head with large Spanish pins or b0u.
quets of artificial flowers.
The hair Is dressed very simply and
quite low, but not dropping in the neck.
lOrtoise-shel headed pins, black Jet,
and also gold or silver filagree Orns.
ments, are very fashionable with modern
cOiffures.
The Yeddo foulards have striped
gowns in the delicate shades of blue,
yellow, and pink, seen in the finest ba.
tistes, and over these are ~sprinkled small,
delicate tinted, shadowy rosebuds, dai.
sizes, bluets, and other popular small
flowers.
The Spanish marriage has brought
Spanish colors and styles into vogue in
Paris, and modistes are combining red
and yellow in very rich toilets. The
newest Partisan costume is q skirt OF
dark Capucine satin de Lyon, with q
basque Of garnet velvet.
Handkerchief of sheer silk muslin
are imported in white and cream color.
stamped with a gay border Of flowers Of
natural hue-roses, forget-me-nots, etc.
These are to be made up in turbans and
caps for wearing in the house, also fol
cravat bows.
Purple in all its shades, from he
darkest violet to the palest lilac, stands
in the front rank this spring. Among
them the newest and most fashionable
is the heliotrope, o reddish shade, which
is exactly that of the heliOtrope blossom
when full blown.
The new hosiery this eason is in
describably pretty. Among the many
choice novelties in this line are black
silk, with instep and front exquisitely
| embroidered with punches of roses and
forget-me-nots in the natural colors ;
white silk, woven in alternate plain and
lace stripes decorated with colored silk
embroidery, while fine new thread
balbriggans, almost as soft as silk, are
deliberately embroidered in floral designs
in white and in colors to match the
evening shades.
in enumerating the fancies Of fash
ion which are not imperative or even
general, the close-itting cuirasse basque
| called the Jersey must be included. In
form this is q familiar model, which
modern style directs to lace up at the
back. or else underneath each arm.
The fitting is required to be absolutely
perfect, to resemble the silk webbing
manufactured for the foreign Jersey
cuirasse. Although I" in fashion," this
basque will scarcely bacome q prevailing
| model, - it is only suitable for perfect
figures, and dispenses entirely with
trimming. Novelties among the small
points Of dress include round, turned
over collars upon p~olOnaises, and collar
cites simulated by trimmings, instead Of
being made separately and added to the
garment. Short collarettes ending II
the widest portions of the bust are CON-
posed Of folds, embroidered, or else
plain; and berthas upon evening dressed
are of lace trimmed with flowers, or Of
the garniture material shirred ct center
front and bach, and again upon the shoul
ders, forming thus . curving drspery.-
Domestic MoNihiy for Mares.
Fattsning Brides.
The disgusting features of NOLAN.
medan civilization are brought out by
the fact that in Morocco young ladies
are fattened for the matrimonial mar
ket.
Throughout the Empire there are VII
lagos where the elder adults follow the
pursuit Of fattening young ladies for the
matrimonial market of Barbaxy. The
Moors, ike the Turks, prefer "moon-
faced" wives to lean ones, and are more
solicitous as to the number of pounds
which their brides weigh than about
their accomplishments.