, 1881-11-20

/ One model exhibited Is nlade of one great pint
ros" OF prodgious size. and another Ut an enoE-
tnuus cabbage rose and buds, each nearly smotn-
] cred III psaitings III Spanish blonde lace.
| 4 very becoming coIfTure for young girl i:
! made BY plating the haIr in flat nraias. tuel
winding IT closely around the head. hrst crossing
1t low su tho nape OF the neck, then cArrying y
up tho crown. where it Is eecurcly taStetica
] Over this, with blonde hair, IS worn u frencE
net Of s"d s Wth thy o eens siSsr
| very effective. This coirure is very pretty with
| evening dress.
4 very stylish visiting dress, intended for q
hri:!c. is Of doc-brown satin' WORKED up @ snG
front in Il set purteru. with gold and snaoeo
| brown beads. All around the skirt are placed
| bins two-inch shirrcd bands Of alternating dnrk
with Il finger length OF space between each
| cluster OF bunds. The corsngc Is deep pointed
! cuirnss of chestnut brown satiu. with wiae
fallin; coar and deep cuifs OF inc paicr seaue
| garuiiure.
/ Dancing dresses are made short enough this
| season to display the elegant little satin sanduls
as well rs a lit Of tho dattny silk stocking,
t fnvorlt coinr OF which is pale peach blossom
f xoy "h'tS S3sseoqs eae
| fancy equally the vogue is tn wear rich wnlte
| lace stockings over silk ones of delicate uesh-
cujnr, and with them the arched Stephnnie
slipper Of satlu fastened by French diamond
buckles.
/
| The "buby" costume will bc n very fashlonh-
bic party dress for young girls this winter 1t IS
ha,,t,sn,nt. roii"t nf fh7s destritou shown by n
Hr,"tl,rnv i,nnnrtcr Ina ~ shnrr ruund skirt OF
white nuns yelling, nearly covered with tinefy-
rin f1uic. etiSc,i win I,ouuzu lace rutt,es. The
bodice is gathered full, like baby's waist, to II
yoke over the shoulders, aud also TO Dett,
t'rnsa wn;,a en,i,' sosb which is carried behind
! and tied iu long loops uuu ends.
t,,,,,in,,n,,, ,,,,,,x FOL, <-,odo .1oc;r,aI fnr
,v,,sn" dlcss's nrs. scoirf md EnrIfsh tneyfuts
H. .,.ar1 s."r..ty ~ f.otIr. tinrk rnr,l i anrI-
i,rnntn MIN, r,,hv and olive hf.Inp most fnvt,r-
cs1: tncst. rnls l,einy crossed by hair lines or
MI rid st.,rlrt Or jjrbrcr sb,nS of ti1, Juuu,-
rhro.nr ,,,lor ~ ria fabric itself As triu,-
,,,i,,.r for These styiish .,oois cn1ucs Il plush
wher 1Iseu transfor,ns ouiet@ boxing dress
ir,n ;, v,.rv vuy COSTUME MANY indies However,
nr"fr tte plaI1' cheyot dress. with several rows
| ~ mo ,nu,i,ins. s1chi,,., as finish,
" e 4-' N~3e ~ = ~
The much-abuscd poke bonnet, in Its new.
modified proportions. is this fail one OF the most
popular shapes i'll tho endless list OF hehu-
DRESSES The wiae bruins OF some or tho I:test
styles arc Mnrc rounding IN shape anu not SO
marrow about tue enrs us formerly. Masking
tnsm much more becoming u tue generality o.
faces thnn tho towering, scoopy, calnche shape
introduced Inst yenr These new hats are worn
by ladies OF every age. ana tnoy can pc nsu IN
every Size They g'ea qlntslt and picturesque
look 10 the fnces Of sweet Ii, rs well US statey
AMI hlgh-bred air to tho tnut:on OF mature
,r,,,, orS<.+;o,, wall, ,,- Ann ~ run tocb3,,
, aue ASST SILLY Lion .h,ns ~ ~ otS t oI o trs ,,
tl,ai tha return 10 crinnline WIS ineyIt
e, t;e ~; ti.bn ~ e,;,niI h,.1i,. .yas inn,.
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the full crinoet, rcachn. from tho belt to the
foot of the skirt in the buck. is SEEM and It Is TO
he feared that fashion will stop short OF nothing
nut TINT hueous rotundity which Leigh Hunt
calls ''iess III h,hi,nen. tran nm irclosure."
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ii1rpsrx niznr ..,.
inett' 1t NJ ii!ithto tsshsts .ii.te ~ ~ '!us
EentlelAet tiothl'e' tAu"en ps'H-aiuot,9 atc
nra s,,,.r,ar inri.,,l,r., Thc Primer A1hert frGeE
coals dress cuats mur1liug cutuwuys, sucks, and
also overcoats Tho suit iur business, travelling,
and morning weur is u,u,!g entirely from one
piece OF English or Scotch sulIiur III neat
;,ulls, checks, or mixtures of color The
coat muy be II suck with one or four
buttons. Or an Ensiish cnsaway With III, tho
like the coat. has a collar or not according 10
the fu,lcy Of the wearer The trousers are very
cInsr-ntf,n.. The semi dress suit worn to uil
entertainments gwen in the tjuytmc consists
nj - Ir;nrt Albert dt,nI,-hrcnstttl frork cont or
black or dark bIuc twllcd cloth, and the vest Of
the same cloth c1t very hirh tu n1ntc., the cont
The TROUSERS ire made pf heavy cloth, with
dark, neat stripes, usually having il gray effect,
Int no special color prevails Tor, these. The.
tIlnt tht. cna:s ;trc shortened Il ,rltle. Young
men nt fashion now wear this suit to all cntcr-
orn.,; ,1in1ers maxi IN. evening" caIls In it. wear
iuy it IL the thuutre, where formerly it was Sell
din. seen, and going tneuce to receptions.
Uycrcvats arc made OF. Elysiu,ls and fur bcuver
cloths. and arc most often sacks, slightly short
Or thnn thnse of list year hut occasionally Il
surrout ovescoat is ordered
Flatly folded scarfs Of sarin with black or very
dirk grounds nearly covered with snlaii 1ntri-
cate figures in .y ct,lors ure now fushiouube for
day use Tue tlay scarf, whether laid in folds or
tied in Il bow by the wcarer, must be broad
enough to fill up all tho space inside tho neck Of
the vest a1lt1 conceal tue white shirt front. For
full drrss the nnrrowiy folded white lawn ties
are chosen; some black satin ties folded In the
su.nc way are also wprt, Ut dinners, etc.
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nc sslifl lro1ts clsosc'l Vt ali ucc.s.oi9, ~
ufess as wen ns tor aehern! wear, & aae ol pla11
4heH " tnEee tuiGhuesscs. GU ~ euteiu snaps.
or embroidery. This shirt bosom is never vis-
i,e eyeont with the low cut fronts of dress
coats when II few tiny tucks or cords my be
sticneG in the edge outside Of tho single
large Sind which is now worn on dress
occlsious This stud Is of hammered gold. or
pIl,in Etruscun gud, with icweIcd centre: a
t,umond. sappnttt, Or turQsiolss ~ pTeIetMreel. M
iur,ed-do"h coltFs arc ae'l,n restuteu 10 lAsor
lor 'tfess OCCASIONS. out s:ss WITH sGts
WIN sna open sPnce tuAt Is .!1eu ~ tue s'naa.