The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-03-30
No. ID.

lIISE COlldlS.
Ginghams Of all kinds, plain.
plaidcd, checked, and striped, will
be worn.
Lisle thread gloves will be as
fashionable this summer as they
they were last.
Sleeves are growing larger at
the top, forming a slight fullness
in the arm hole. 49,.
To knit ones own silk stockings
is the ambition of the fancy
worker at present.
New caIicoes initiate to perfec-
tion the new percales, monte
cloths, and satines. ......- .
Flower pompons with heron
aigrette in the center are among
novelties.
Colored lace mitts, in every
STYLE, will be more worn this sea-
son than ever before.
Cobweb silk gloves are the
latest London novelty. They are
made almost transparent.
The new ginghams are beauti.
fully finished, fine, and artistically
colored and plaided.
Fancy aprons of sheer muslin
and Of silk trimmed with lace and
ribbon are again in vogue.
Elbow sleeves with a puff at the
top appear on many of the i'm:
ported dresses of this spring.
New cotton printed dress goods
comein the ever popular percales.
sat;nes, and monte cloths. ...
Jet bead trimmings will be
made still more decorative this
season with mixtures of steel ant
silver beads.
Shirrings and ruf1es are seen OF
all parts of costumes Of cottor
printed goods, where trimming
can be used. -
All dressy suits are composed o
two or more fabrics which usually
match in color, but contrasts il
effect: s:... :. .... .....a .-........
Bright and positive colors will
not be in fashion except in small
bits to give a dash of brightness
TO a costume. .'-. -..
Fashions in every detail of th'
toilet change so rapidly, it is diff
cult to say what is and what il
not fashionable.
Gold and silver lace, and golt
and SILVER braids continue to form
the decorations OF many lovely
full-dress bonnets.
Fichus and collars Of muslin
lace, surah, Grape, and silk trim
med with lace are seen in all sort
of eccentric shapes.
Brown, tan, drab, and tones o
gray or dust color prevail in th
new camel's hair suitings, cheVicts
kerseymeres, and beiges.
Bordered robe pattern dresse
in percales, monte cloths, satines
and lawns arc seen among th
new spring and early summe
goods.
A novelty in the form of q lac
pin is q golden fishing rod an
silver line looped over the roc
with a gold fish danglingfrom tn
end.
Evening dresses are made deco
lete, square in the mock, q la pom
padour or opening en- chaIe, bac
and front, at the option of th
wearer.
Kerseymeres, beiges, camel''
hair cloths, English bomespun'
cheviots, and light cloth suiting
are the materials for fatigue, bus
ness and travelling suits.
Evening dresses of white or co
ored tarletan have silk tunics, an
peasant waists that lace in from
over white shirred waists that al
high in the neck, but have yer
short sleeves.
Among new devices in bonne
ornaments are three and four ere
cents crossing each other; tw
and three pyramids in graduate
sizes; two bronze horsesj jumpin
silver hurdle; two little pig
caught in a fence; two wild boal
rushing out of a tbicket, and si
gle camels, elephants, beetle
clubs, oars, rakes, spades, an
other gardening and farming too
in dead and bright silver, gol
steel, and red bronze.