The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
"A SHioN NOTES.

"A sHIoN NOTES.
-Bouuets are again made to match suits.
-.Biscuit," or almond-colored foulards, are
very popular.
Very beautiful summer fabrics adorn the
shop windows.
-Brocadsd goods retain their favor and many
are Ia small designs
Handkerchief goods have been utilized 10
make kills SUITS for boys
Pretty neck scarfs Are shown, with the EMS
worked in irish point embroidery
"A variation on the old style Of mantle has the
sleeves and the ends cut IN ons piece
-Laees are nov dyed to match exactly 10 color
the material they are employed upon
-Necktios OF white null with polka dots are
made up ~ith hemssscbed ends and no lace.
-slsverwars in dark rich colors -uperseiing
thai IN winch thu an tai retaias IT. nsis-ai nat
Tho ways Of making aod irimrnin. waists AT
present are varied ~ the manner o. making
skIrts.
"A new transparent cotton stuff of nanseen
color 10 called surah lawn. II soft and very
pretty.
"A uew floral fancy is to substitute blossom
ing bouxa tor the flower bell used NJ wedding
ceremonies.
Diamonds, hearts. spSies and clubs are
favorits 6sures ia the bsocade. used for sun
shades and fans
A beautiful pattern for button Is a devil
p.svtug on . taanbourine with background OF
stars OehiDd HIM.
Rod or blue sword sxshes of stockinet are
worn dark nauuel suits made foc both littie
boys and little glrle.
The porcupiue straw hats do not meet win
very great favor. bat the rougb-and-reAdy oraIds
are 10 great demand.
Lace fans 10 shaped as suggest hymcaeai
torches we're carried by the BRIDESMAID, at a New
York wedding the other dny-
Blouse waists Of embroidered muslin and
sleeveless cutawAy Jackets OF olive plush are
considered pretty for morning wear
-Torchon lace, as well A. Russian. will De used
in trim ming the neut cal tinted Lawns, cafnbrtcs
ana percales that.wiI require washing.
ALI gold 10 IN the E,ru-csn style. and some
C pied from dug up meta! s-sns etiii - Ire
dimmed ~ the mold OF = thousand years.
There Is q new naIi cutter which shuts up
like . patent glove buttoner. cutting the nail in-
stead Of ihnx II, aud - q fsyorite with dand,es.
An intelligent creature has discovered that
II IL perfectly easy {, obtain Bayadsre effects 10y
making up ordinary striI'sd sturfs the wrong
WAY
Pockets for hanjkerchiefs have caught the
mov.ng fever winch devsststes Ne" York IN May,
xnd hsys migrated to the outside OF the newest
Sans.
MANY Of the prettiest shades IN the new silks
are accurately termed accidental, for they are
really the accidental result .: dyers' expeGI-
mentS.
White snowdrops and white clover bios
SONS vii, the coming season. toe the fsTorit-
floral garnItures for bridesmaids and sweet kr
graduates
Fifty dollars fine aud a day. imprison-
ment'' ie the punishment which New York
court iE6icta on kieptoinanisc who had stolen
two brass thimblas and SOME hairpiDs. She viii
nOf commit = second offen>e-
-ubiouy mirrors are now framed 10 beyeIed
wood and hung crossw,-e. to the confusion Of
rsnectIons ,u a room. They are simply absurd
when thus arranged. but they make a new effect.
for which Il ~ proper To be grateful
III you do not like SPANISH lace ysu hsd better
pack your trunk aud go to Alaska. IL ~iii ~ IN
that dis sans region only tiata woman viii dare
appear this summer without her gown trimmed
with Spanish lace. and plenty OF IT.
quite fashionable. Some dress patterns of Pongee
silk extremely handsome; the borders are
worked 10 varIou. Patterns, morning giores IN
pink and blue with leaves Of shaded olive tint
"A lady writes: "One thing which think
that ladies have right 10 ASK IL. that gentlemen
10 . horse-csr shall keep their feet on the roor
instead Of rubblng the mud of Of them against
the dresses of the LADIES' as they pass IN and
out"
Kate Fields cooperative dress association
10 al assured success. Although hut 1860 shares
were offered for subscription, 546s persons from
Ill over the country have applied for 1866
shares, and the managers are urged TO increase
their capital
Ivory backed brushes are now Indispensable
ON your eegante'- dressing table, AMI these are
not 40 expsnsye after all. for though they are AT
the beginning, the ivory hack wiii outlSs; dozen
sets OF bristIes. and a good san-ha;h noy and
then keeps II bright and fresh.
Almond and pale gray cheese cloths will
again b, In >hionsbe TOR morning dresses. They
RUNS. around the foot Of the skirt, and the long
Greek ovsrir.ss ~ draped IN fowery folis and
adoraed With Polanza lace and bows and ends OF
bright satin ribbon.
III 81.
doussi this season, and It is rarely thar blearhed
blonde q Hair Is left As nature colored II,
and even gray hair Is not concealed The only
decided fashion for dressing the hair THIS spring
10 the addition OF curis to the colffure. Bunche-
OF curis are worn aI the nape OF the neck
Two effective combinations among the shaded
fabrics visible are ''capuciGe" and 'corai red,
which ars good examples OF the latitude allowed
il tlnta. TIE former covers almost any
shade Of brown. and the latter name may he APP
Piled to anything from b0Od-red to flesh color
Russian ladies'. il said, always wear in
winter time fur mex; the skin, as IN consequence
of intense cold ordinary merno or flannel u
suf6caent. Lynx Is most frequently used. and
every young Russian bride has one or two un.
dergsrments in this fur, aud then Is considered
net up - life.
rise remain seated when he enters the room
and when he takes his leave, lady CORE
spondent Of the Figaro says that she should
rise "for an ecciesiastic, an old man and "a
prince Of the blood; in all ether cases she
should remain o. ated.
Why object 70 the adoption Of aesthetic dress
and msnnsrs by those who have tine to devote To
such things. Il ID not always said that We are too
sober and grave ~ . people, and what can cure
better than the sight of clothes and airs that
would throw undertaken into commissions OF
fan! By all means. let the imitators Of Maudle
g on their way rejoicing
Among the figures in the cotion danced AT
the German Ambassadors ball in Vienna lately
Vas one in which the ladies' threw golden balls
and the gentlemen caught them with tn. ir feet
and another in which each gentleman twirled Q
WOO len rand attached tn signpost until Il point
I'd to the lady with whom he wished to dance.
The cashmere shawl 10 very useful at this
season Of the year, IS transition between
winter and summer toilets IL ~ very often worn
draped plaid fashion. and its looks are thus I'm
proved, for however dne q shawl may he very few
arc becoming when hanging straight down the
hack. Sometimes . collar aud iacings Of velvet or
plush Are added.
"A handsome sleeve to a velvet snd satin.
striped garment in bronze and garnet has the
sleeve slightly gathered on the inside elbow seam
With cuts formed OF garnet satin shirrad, with
outside seams RUNE. adorned above and below
wsth two revsrs of velvet in bronza- secured IN
place by button rramehts OF illuminated bronze
heads with tasseis to match.
Pinned the GIRL.