The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-01-06
Fashion Notes.

Caius Is finished With a woven Dor
Ter OF hurlap add fringe, the joining
| covered with inch velvet, put on
Win herring bone stitch in scarlet
and gold silk.
A stylish dress - Of velvet and
ioDg haired plush, with Tam O.
5hsnter cap and no trimmings but
buttons Of wrought silver and ruf
ias Of fine white lace at neck and
wrists.
Br0caded figures are very large.
Ia scarlet and pale amethyst bro
caded satin, two chestnut burs and
leaves cover the width or forty-four
inches.
Jennie June calls attention to
the Lsplsnd fur bonnets Of che old
csbrioles shape, which make the
ACE look like a white mouse in its
hole.
Pretty handbags can be made Of
a straw cuff, embroidered in bright
zephyrs, With cardinal board bot.
tom aud shirred silk top.
Silk neck handkerchiefs have dis
appeared to the inside of dresses,
instead Of being worn thrss-cor-
nersd outside.
Very long scsrhs, Of white feecy
wool, are wound round and Bound
the neck and fastened with q "liz-
ard pin.
Chocolats-color Canton flannel
curtains, lined with light blue and
hung on gilded poles, are very
tasteful.
Open sleeves, cut longer on the
back than on The inside, are turned
up and faced with = contrasting
color.
The small feather bonnets give
brilliant changing effects Of amber
and dull red. bronze and old blue
Fl 'use dresses Of plain cashmer5
have the sleeves embroidered IN
small star like patterns OF daisies.
some Of the plaids worn lately
are amazing com blnations Of color,
and should be left on the counter.
A fawn colored cashmere dress
has carnations embroidered upon
cuffs, collar and apron.
Collar and cuffs of black silk,
embroidered IN pink daisies, and
edged with old lace, are worn.
The beaver bonnsts. with square
crown and broad brim, are made
only in brown and scru.
Collars and NUTS of undysd bea
yer are the proper thing with dark
wooden costumes.
Dolman cloaks Of brocaded satin |
and satin de Lyon como in white,
black and ecru TINS.
Shades of gold and brown ars
used on white in the passion flower |
design in brocade.
Amber, crimson aud gold have al
most taken the place OF white for
evening wear.
The 6gures Of brocadsd white
satin are outlined aud underlaid |
with gold thread.
Ecru dresses with garpitures Of
Oriental embrOidering are exceed
ingly stylish.
Breakfast caps. in the latest
French style, are encircled by a
wreath Of shrimps
The conspicuous hats OF early
winter are gIsing way 70 more quiet
styles.
Gold Iac9 is much worn, but IN
less real saG the gold fine, il Is got
desirable,
Satin comes With a frosted Sur
face where daisss and primroses
bend.
Fjnts Of watsr-green and pale
gold combine IN the ''wateF-llIy"
pattern.
The long, graceful hanging sIesvs,
or one Of shirred lace, is becoming.
Wild roses are painted upon
white satin cap crowns for opera
wear.
Golden dove color and pinkish
fswn srs fsvorIte Partisan colors.
Triple rnches Of black lace have
made their appearance.
Sesl-skin tRrbsss are among the |
OF the season.
The fashion Of dressing the neck |
very high is revived.
Dresses are trimmed half . yard |
deep With fur.
Half high shoes are much worn in |
the house.
Long black lace scArfs are worn |
on tho street
The open sleeve 10 revived for
house wear.