The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-09
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china figures are often so finely done tina
they are mistaken for til. work at the lace
maker.
The most beautiful shaped vases are now
used for porcelain lamps, in preference ts
the cylinders at first employed.
The artificial plants are now set, not on,
in pots, but IN windoS. boxes o; terra Gotta
the plants being grouped very CAREFUL,
AMI with very deceptive effect.
Russian niello Is the name OF the black
enamel on silver and steel which is used
for watch cases and chatclaines.
Elegant black materials constitute til.
most stylish demi- toilets.
Isolated jet passcmcnterie ornaments up.
en- the costume give some pleasing effects.
Little golden cats have superseded the
golden pig as charm.
"iountain bunting" Is used for servicai,lc
travelling costumes. 1t is stiff and wiry.
and comes in gray and brown.
Spiders, with bodics made OF hu,nming.
bird feathers. and gilt legs, are used to fas-
ten the strings on new bonncts. -.
Riding skirts are cut quite short, with
"knee gores," that Is to say adapted to the
position Of the equcstrienne when she is In
the saddle.
Satin enters into the composition Of most
Of the elegant toilets, whether for the street
M the house.
Some very rich costum Is arc all black,
except the beautiful trimming Of elmy ae
hsse and black jet.
Crushed silken roses Of exquisitely blend.
ed shades are seen upon corsages and bon.
nets.
Dainty capuchons Of null and lace are
the latest addition to fashionable lingerie.
The keynote Of the fashion this year Is
metallic.
Stripes and checks are combined IN tho
same costume.
Point d'Aurillac Is new lace much used
for dressy lingerie.
Bayonnaise, heretofore only used for
mourning, comes III pale blue, light drab,
French gray and other delicate shades.
Very pretty scarfs arc made OF vclvcty
chenille.
Bonnet strings should bc tied in an enor.
'nous bow under the chin.
Pelerlnes made entirely Of jet beads, or
jetted tul'e, are extremely stylish.
The dark checked ginyl,a,ns are very
suitable for the wear of young girls, and Tor
school dresses.
Striped ginghams AMI bordcred cot,ons
Will largely take the place Of the "hand.
kerchicf" costumes of last season, and
will be made up In the same way. !.
"Pllyrinagc" suits can be wrn rough
without sl0iling.
The finest ginghans in the market are
Anderson's Scotch xepher ginghams, which
are only sold BY one house in New York.
White dresses are rather dread where
there are many cbildren-but a pretty gin.
CHAM Is sort Of god send. because it does
not spoil or lose i.s color, but always wash
Is up fresh.
Round, bclted waists, gathered on th..
shoulders In front and made en- s,,rplis. with
= belt Of white satin ribbon, are pretty for
sumner dresses.
Large Medici foxyeAcs in crossed tito,
replace the co,nbto contine the chevelure
and form very picturesque couture. They
arc made OF silver, gold, and tortoise shell.
Iron gray and prime shades ar. in grca, .
favor.
Plush collars triM,ned with lace ar. n
fancy.
Satin sheeting or satinettc is much used
or tca.gowns.
Short dresses are called costumes trained
dresses toilets.
AL the new bonncts have strings.
argent Ia the new name for silver gray.
Joycusc is the brightest shade Of dark
purple.
Black gloves are often beaded high IN
Inc arm.
Evening shoes Of plush arc richly en-.
,roiiercd.
Spanish lace trims silk and satin most
Effectively.
Large hats in the Charles IN style are
'ccoming popular.
Pale pink suit olive compilations and hair
Il an uncertain brownish.red tint.
a very pretty hut novel bonnet orna.
"cnt Is in the shape 1T large hoos and
we Of carved and enamelcd gold.
Evening shoes are still worn very p,in,.
4 at the toes snd cut down very low, 50
s'ata go''d deal Of the stocking is shown.
R,ll gloves are trimmed with lace, row
'vcr row ri insertion being let In, ending
" irill either just above or Inflow the 81
NV.
The Odalisque slipper Of black satin j.
embroidered with beads, and has a thick
visited, fringe Of chenille around the in.
tiers.
New style walking boot. are Of chanoi.