Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09
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'Anh1oh DAKOTA
Friday Evening, Ian. 6, 1880.
THE PREVAILING syyles.


a are carried more Than they v.r.
alw iys be used. may
pieuy dfes, made for a New Years
reg 'p''on toilette ia a ruby brocsde. in IN.
mlhtofe Of which there ia pale peacock
Tue, gold and black. ~
~ lretty evening fashion, and one EN-.
ployed 'or afternoon receptions and ke,,le
arn'ns also, is the great c,ush of anil,
mowers at the left of the bodice or bell.
Another beautiful bu, very simple d,eas
III ~. design is of wine colored yelve, and
eola and VINE colored brocadp. the an,;r.
'Ioht OF the latter and back of Inc former
sleeves and gold lace.
a short princess dress made for a younu
.auy ~ OF SIX muslin, trimmed with mar.
.o" uauos Of embroidered and. fuchias
colored satin ribbons. Another pretty
eresS ior a girl of sixteen is a rose. bud
'onlafc, made up with white silk, and trim.
ueo WIN white silk and pleat.d Bretonne
ooild velvet visiting costumes have an.
peared again th,s season and are verv d;,.
tingu'shed. Dark ruby or wine.coIorsd
velvet are the ~favorile shades, and thew A..
perfectly plain. only complete %lhronehon,
with lining of ruby satin, and mon tho
bonnet a little ivory lace, the same as tho
Jaoot at the throat; but is not striking in
conjunction with ruby feathers. These
costumes are always made with the sho,,
coat which is such a verv fashionable
feature of he winter street dress. and lined
with satin.
The long coat alluded to several times. il
a sort of ulster, but closely fitted with coat
seams across the waist line, long skirt with
capped folds, and square pockets. They are
made in light colored cloth with ANAL
breast pockets also, and are very much
affected by what are called "nobby vonno
women" who often have little muhs of light
colored cloth made to match, and lined, as
are Inc pockets of the coat, with mastic
satin' a round beaver hat with wide, rolling
orlm set well back upon the head, and
trimmed with broad, full ~festoons to match.
placed close to the crown.
Belts and bands made of strips of japan.
ese ard Chinese cloth and with a terrific
of dragons or hideous little
olrds are also worn, and these are very
oroad and different on each eide and differ.
ent again on the back. Bits of strange
looking oriental silk stuff, oddly embroid.
cred, are used as neck ties, and sewed into
The corners Of handkerchiefs as a mono.
gram might be. Besides these, singular
to the toilet, to which their bril-.
liancy of hue and neatness of execution
effect. the most remarkable bibaots are
added to the pendant chains at the belt.
A beautiful Marie Antoinnette dress is
black velvet, with emhroidered aatin u;,h
iull jet. A fchu Of fine Indian muslin
trimmed with ruflles of the most exquisite
Did lace, ia crossed upon the bosom, and
he hair is rolled over a cushion, and pow.
Tered. A dress, which was worn by q
Young lady on New Years day because it
happened to be in the family, is of pink
with short, pointed waist, cut low,
hort sleeves, and gathered skirt, plain
round the bottom. The hair was arranged
n plain bands at the sides, and decorated
silh a rose. aud beads placed low near
back, which is arranged in very round