Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-07

All poke boRnets have strings.
High heels are going out Of use.
Handkerchiefs win again be worn.
Trains are either square or round.
Old blue Is new shade of this color.
Bordered robe dresses win be much worn
Pendant lockets are no longer fashionable
Poke bonnets Of medium size VIII be worn
again.
Small women cannot wear bordersd robe
dresses.
Ban earrings in rolled gold are very fash
ionable.
PortemOnnaies and purses Of plush are al
Black lace Jerseys are worn studded with
Jet beads.
Handkerchief suits are very popular for
little girls.
Lace pins have superseded all other kinds
OF brooch.
Gloves for the deepest mourning are Of
undressed kid.
White continues to be the livery Of fes
tive occasions.
Mahogany red shades prevail in the new
Tuscan straws.
Steel and silver laces appear among new
millinery goods.
The faring Medicis collar is seen upon
spring costumes.
Egyptian designs are preferred in NIL.
unery ornaments.
White serge flannel Is a new material for
evening home wear.
Spring violets and white oxalic blossoms
are In grea. demand.
White plush forms large part of the
latest bridal costumes.
Feathers and flowers Will be used to ex-
cess on spring bonnets.
The new millinery ornaments combine
gold, steel, jet and silver.
The use of gold thread In embroidery q
the feature of the season.
Small bonnets will be revived In the
spring to limited extent.
Very wide ribbons viii be used in trim
ming early spring bonnets.
Quantities of lace are-worn in any style
preferred around the neck.
Evening dresses are made with the front
and sides close aud clinging.
Coral and seaweed patterns appear in the
borders OF new printed goods.
A few fanchons of bebe bonnets appear
among early spring importstions.
There Is an effort made to mitigate tight
sleeves with slashes near the arm hole.
Panaches or tufts of feathers will be more
used on bOnnets than long single plumes.
Fashionable women have taken q fancy
to wear broad and lew heels to their shoes.
Handkerchiefs and robe pattern dresses
are becoming only to women Of good stat
ure.
Long scarf pins, with rich, ornamental
heads, are coming into vogue for ladies'
wear.
White pineapple silk kerchiefs, EN-.
broidered in gold, are worn around the
neck.
The glove Of the passing moment is the
buttonless, loose, wrist-wrinkled CANT de
Suede.
A large proportion of the new printed
cotton dress goods are bordered on the
| edges.
English and French Isle thread gloves
will be as much worn next summer as they
were last.
Children's costumes are cut up into toe
many sections this spring to be pretty, or In
| good taste.
| Plumes Of the lophophore and the COLDER
pheasant viii be extensively used In MILL
merry this spring.
Some of the long mItts of French, Chan
| lilly and Spanish lace are worked In delicatt
colors up the backs.
Flower pompons, in which q few heror
feathers form the central aigrette, are seer
| in leading millinery houses.
Art needle works societies in smaller
| towns produce more truly artistic embroide
ries than those In large cities.
Much of the elegance of a ladV's dress 4,
made up Of comparatively, trifing accesso
ries-little elegant nothings, flowers, lacei
and ribbons, dainty gloves, and bewitch
ing slippers.
Durable and graceful walking aud shor
underskirts are imported, made of French
woven trlcot cloth. They are of delicate
cream color, with borders of cardinal, pale
blue or bishops purple.
A novelty In the form of FAnchon bon
net, completely covered with red currants
| with line of delicate green leaves defining
the line between the crown and brim, i
shown at leading Fourteenth street IN. Y.
| house.