The Osceola times., 1880-01-24
WOMly'S WAYS.
Handksrehish---Lsee Goods--aOsisry-
etc, etc.


I HApdksrehisf.---Lsee Goods Hosiery
etc, etc.
EASDEEEcaIEFs.
I The Latest orasmsnt-tion for hanikeT-
1hIsfs is ar imitation CT the s.fS3s c-lo-
I ing used IN fresco pS.I.irS-in short. the
I stylish article reminds one Of frescoec
! ceiling For instance. border Of deep
/ garnet. outlined with a square contour
OF the outer edge and with graceful
I curves on the inner, is stamped inside Of
g deep hern-stiiched border. Near 1t Is
I { vine OF bouque: of flowers in q variety
I Of colOrs. wrought in Z mixture Of stamp
I ing and embroidery. This combination
u work appears in the jariiniere style
| Of handkerchief, all light and delicate
/ specimens Of floral patterns ranking un-
der the latter brand. The harmony Of
coloTing is often exquisite. and. - the
I patterns are generally very small, they
! please the tasteful and fasiIdiOus. Some
I times tiny birds and butterflies are min
Cled with them. Dainty lawn and
/ batiste mouchOirs, scOllOped and en-
| broidered in color, are among the new
| exhibits. The centres are white. bord-
/ cred with pale-oolor drab pale violet or
ecru. ard the edge is scolloped with car
dinal, deep blue white OF pink embroid-
/ cry. The three kinds Just described are
also issued in black and white FOR mourn
/ ing. Borders formed entirely Of stamp
I ing are very hight, dainty and smaii IN
| design. White embroidery is again CON-
| ing into fashion both on hem-s,itched
and scollope4 handkerchiefs, while the
/ monogram is no longer stylish. Small
/ squares Of fine cambric, ruffied with
| pretty Breton lace, are being used for
/ full dress with sets Of lingerie Of the
same kind, and this begins the fashion
! able restoration Of rich lace handker-
/ chiefs. Cambria rufiled with point duch-
| esse, and the regular point duchesse
/ mouchoir, are in high estimation for
| bridal and holiday gifts, as well as for .
personal treat 10 those who admire
/ these charming aPpeRdagcs Of rich
/ toilets
LACE GOOIs.
A stylish lace ornament for the throat
l is called the barbeite, and is combined
! with q jAbCt 0f white silk illlslon, or
I worn alone and fastened with q spray Of
l leaves or q handsome brooch. las prin-
/ cipally made in point duchcsse; rich
I rose and foliage. palm leaves and ezoilcs
I OF other floral designs being the general
I form. B4ritet.es arr usually rom i've 90
Z eight inches long. and are Of symetncal
I proporciors in width. Wide, old-fashion-
Cd point lace collars are again being r.
Z vived and adjusted around the necks Of
I 6res-es, As in the pss;i and a
. t1rhStte oi IShot, composed cf another
Ice collar ard perhaps 3 mixture OF
: rulle or satin looms. j. adjusted in front.
[ The many kinds Of tlncy lace fchus,
bo-h white ana black are sui accounted
I very attractive, and give young wcarers
/ iu,. the touch Of The antique that is
. charming in the present day.
HOSIERY.
There j. Ls.hing newer than Scotch
plaid in hosiery, and it is having 2 per.
feet r.yel both in cotton and cashmere
good. Plain red garnet, gendarme and
the rest Of the fashionable colors are is
sued in goods Of ordinary and ribbed
weaving, as many prefer them to more
fancy kinds. One style has wide band
Of bright plaid around the calf Of the
! leg, hair stripes on the foot and a plain
| top. Another fancy is represented by
| plain unbleached hosiery stamped like
! lawn or print, but the figures are in every
| instance arranged TO form narrow
! lcngthwise stripes Some OF the designs
indeed, are merely alternating hair lines
of black and white, while others are
| composed Of dots, crosses, etc. These
are all warranted to wssh without even
fading.
NOTES.
CASHMERE ties are Of red Indian cash
| mere, with yarigated ends like 2 camcl's
hair shawl in color, and are exact imita-
tons on q small scale Of the broad CASH
mere scaris once worn by ladies.
THE extensive run on felt hats in the
Oxford and Derby shapes, and the very
low prices at which they are sold. have
tended to underrlte them, and to render
t',em unpopular, save for the most com
/ mon wear.
PROBABLY the most unique fichus are
those Of soft tafieta silk in Scotch PLAID
colors, bordered with sewing-silk fringe
| tied in close to the edges. These are
three-conered, and are very ilshionably
worn with dark woollen, silk or velvet
walking suits.
FASHIONS.
PIUsH is used to excess in the Paris
dresses.
FEATHER tmbans are in favor at the
present time.
THE girlof the period looks perfectly
lovely in point lace.
THE new dress goods in the stores this
year are remarkably beautiful.
FEATHER trimmings are much used for
ornamenting evening dresses this
year.
LACE hedsprelds and pillow-shams TO
match come in Swiss tamb0ur and an
tique laces.
TIVE new mauve is more gray than
lilac, and is trimmed with pale-rosc or
with reddish violet.
NEW sashes have plain ends. The en-
broldered, frinCed or ornamentcd ends
are out of fashion.
A VERY elaborate wedding dress sent
cut by Worth is a combination Of tatin
with brocaded velvet.
An Accidental Cure.
When death was hourly expected from
| consumption, all remedies having fuilcd and