The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-05-14
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with II cluster III tea rose buds aud :caS&s
comp ,sc u pretty throa'-An"t
Leg of. mutton sleeves arrc.r on new
I ,iiets.
Exceeding limrncs> Is the chief c'':rac-
I ri<tic ri tn. new dress goods.
Mont. cloths and ,,crcar> .s'nc !" dark !
grounds ,,.cwn viii "a. flowers. /,
Dark red holly berries are VERY 1T csivc
TN simple dresses of pure " bite organize.
Black satin de- Lyon is much used IN
Ircc..,,c Gem, inati.n> for handsome cos
tunes.
Nantes arr trimmed viii, hi i, ir.'i-cs o
l. u,ed black lace around the nccA "Ed
shoulders.
I,.uutif,l. eli cts arc shown IL SILKS sat
ms broca.les, gauges, ,ul.cs, ribbons, tcath-
.r> and flowers.
For riding, visiting and church wear
s,rcss..l and nn.ircSs>d Kid gloves IN ne"
,,,,crs and odd tint, are worn.
black Spanish lace is not only worn lcr
trimmings and flouncc~, hut a> implicit
t,rics over biuck, Whit or colnrcd satin.
StrAin. made oi silk isle thread and
sea island cotton, seiiculorci. figured,
t,ajslcL N ti,osc hands nn.ly embroidered,
vre the style.
The from. breadth ri white satin dresses l.
often incru~t.s, with solid embroidery OF
Roman pearls or white cry stat bead !. While
the court train used Is OF brocadc III velvet
Or silk.
Some daringIy pretty woman n" do'b'
started the fashion ot wearing veil ut rcd
net. Some silly ones may follow her cx-
ample. but no woman with y red veil over
her face can pass rent as IL lady Of ,ast"
and fashion.
Steel embroidery Is used chiefly q" gray
dresses by the French drss>"akcrs VIII"
c,nrloy their skill tor French women, hut
they lavish it upon black and garnet dresses
tor .tl,e Americans and tho result is very
good.
4 new costume. called the Isle Of Wight
Is made with jacket waist and skirt
sAhich il double at the back, but quite un
.lraped. The front breadth and the waist
coat are braided in loriz lntal RVS with
,refoil ends.
Pearls AMI pearl ornaments are very
much worn IN England just now. The
string Of real pes.r!s is the Mu~t desirable
nccklSec, OF coarse, but in default Of that
Roman pearls are dotted over lace, or sewn
TN velvet, or little roSc~ Of mother u pearl
are fastened to v>lvet ban.:s.
Children and very Young girls will wear
very wide sasl,cs this summer, spreading
them out in tr.n. and tying them in the
Luck with short cnds- The gowns with
which tnesc sass'~. ~rs i, k.,xqrn ars made
with round wnixts cut round IN the neck
and worn over muslin kerchicf.
Some imported dresses Of black satin SUI
rah have full shirrei basquss Of o'nbre ru'
by.colored satin, shading from the darkest
crimson to the lishtest flesh color, and arr
frightened by om,bre crimson bows ane
other yarniturc. Condor colors shading
from ebony brown to the palest cream colo
are similarly used.
Lined suns.,a,ics will be more f;ssl,innabl,
than ever this year. Cream white is pre-
fcrred. possibly t,ecau>c il spots most easil!.
and when >u.shade has to be refined tn
.wncr has TO di.hurse just half its origin;.
cost The hr.sers, as an Irislman woul'
say, are not en- the edge. hut around Il.
centre OF the sunsl,;..ic.
The shirr>d waists that were introduce
II year ago are generally adopted tor nc'
dresses made at any OF the soft fabrics thu
>hirr we'll. such As surah, fine w.'ois, fuu
:;ris, and >otl muslins. The shirring is nt
now confined 10 clusters ut the neck an
waist line, but covcrs the entire ~houlti,,
ii, parallel rows Stimulating Il round yoke.
Double faced ribbons arc st Il very POP,
l,-s.iin ON one side, MORE antique, grt
gain, or rlush on the other one, two {
often three Cnlors blended OH each sid
Are they stylish and pretty: No: for the
have bizarre los,k 40 one cares Tor. The
ribbons will, III course. br worn by man
whose sole aim is to ar,cr IN the lates
hut the double faced ribbon, either one co
w or slightly changahle, or at best, one &C
or on each side, will remain in popular i,
or.
Many of the new spring bonncts al
irim,ne. with violets, s., natural that ths
almost tempt one to believe they are re;
Occasionally they are rcrtnn,cd. II
close princess shape is worn, and someti'n
is covered with leaves, with the cap ~
curtain Of violets. primro.es are also b
ginning to he popular, put into sapphir
blue and dark l'eaccck green bows. Ne
little brown straw bounets have brown 81,
strings and u bund Of psseasant's feather
These are worn with the brown costumes
The scramm" zepher gingham i. Il
very latest design in xins hams, and its no
city as we'll A. its beauty recommend it.
.on.ists Of y wide, pale stripe ot pink
hlue, which is halt white. and altcrnat
With another OF equal width, into which 4
h!ue or pink, of whici, there Is only tn,
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