The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-10
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GOSSIP GIRLS,
And For Lsdtce of all Aues Who De-
light IN ia.i.ionabis FancIes.

The satin m..rv~,I,rux IN hsy-.irre stripes 10
one OF the most ts>ninnspi.. trainings.
ALI gold ~ In tn E-ruS,.,u style, Nut souuo
copies from t;ir dis uP us.t.si -iiii IL lie
dimmed by the mould oi athoa, snt Vars.
The brocx,t.'d stu.fs used IN eosninns.iior are
entire unlike the materials With is!at they are
used
A new horsl fancy - To- substitute a blossom
hough for the Hover bell Used al Wedding cere-
MONIES.
-Torchon lses. az well as Russian, will 10
used IN tritnnng the neutral tinted lawns,
csInbrics and Percnles that wilt require washing.
Convex metallic buttoas are very hand some;
they are set with riveted fscets. Some Ut tho
tridescsnt buttons are rich With carved cameo
centers.
mOsi general. The. majority of summer dresses
Of all kinds have small cap~s or hchus.
Mourning gloves for full dress are en-
btodcrsd with Jet beads on the hack, and have
- broad band worked ~ at the wrist To emulate
u brxcelet.
-CreiOnne fans will generally BIZ used for semi
dress this summer They are very largo IN s,ze
and have only "A frw vide sticks Of ebony for their
support. The Patterns VI the cretons are very
gay.
The ,unic jacket Of fouxrd surxh, with lacs
labot aud iiow,ns sleeves. will he much worn In
the morning ut summer resorts, over round
skirts m,sie Of PLAIN silk. with narrow plalt'nas
around the bottom.
"A graceful, Informal KIDD Of trimming for
early spring hats isa wreath Of shaded hoWsrs
thai ~ put about the brim. This wreath gradual.
~ di'0InIshe. into small buds and leaves, which
hang 1t the beck.
cut 10 spri,is oat inch or two below the waist,
and - then edged by u single plating Of the
material, SIX inches deep, edged with lace.
Tine nss cashmere. IN very tine stripes OF
lmpercsptible check patterns Of neutral beixs
gray shades are extremely pretty Tor cVubb,ux-
mons, with self colore'i cash,neres to match.
The new sat, ems in soft, hight eolors. such
rs maize, 'ssl'non. pale bun and lavender, with
small patterns IN white aud floral, or plaid
borders for the TRIMMINGS.
Steel Is quite superssdng gold. silver anil all
precious metals. il II woven fne rs the finest
thread and IS converted into the most dei'csts
network and laces. IL hnrinOnizrs nicely with
satns aud surahs.
-Heliotrope has heen somewhat thrown into
the tack ground Nv the spring bros us and green's,
but ~ IL still accepted rs fashionable hue and
may b found IN novel sha.lings.
"A novelty among trimmings il . kind VI tulie,
in the color called .'che veux De Ia reue" covered
with small chenille dots. THIS 10 . very soft
tissue. and IL much more becoming than the
shadeG trimmings noW IN favor.
"A nsw detail Of Importance to dress makers
II that the fronts Ut dress bodies whrh have
away0 been cut the straight Way Of the goods are
nos cut the b,as, Shch permits the material
to stretch better over the bust and prevents wrnk
ling.
~ the dark cOlOred vnes. flots Of part, colOred
ribbon will supply additional ornament, and the
hight colOrs will To certain extent b wnruitured
~lth white lace.
Hack and dark olive in green satin makes tho
most I'd. eiivs background for y screen panel.
Storks and grAsses y fAvorits design, with
sometimes water lily introduced here and there
in the foreground.
Embroidered boriers to dresses are nov
quite fashionable. Some dress patterns Of pOngss
silk extremely handsome; the borders are
worked in variOus patterns, morning K.OrIes in
pink aud blue with leaves Of the shaded olive
tint.
bark green nuns veiling is stylish fabric
for misses dresses, and French mOdisses trim
10 quantity with paalsnss VI pale blue and paler
pink around the feet, while Quantities Of point
d'esprt laee are gathered for trimmings about
the waist.
The most fashionable method Of drapinx
tunes plain skirts - either to turn them up
IN front and raise them on pancers at eaeh
side, and drape the back BY strings underneath.
sometimes q ~ are only drspsd On one SIDE.