Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-09-14
Airgand beautiful summer toilets for

s AirE,and. beautiful summer. toilets for
bridesmaids are cloudy creations Of
white silk tnIle and lace. over white silk
princesse slips; these garnished With
broad sashes of white MORE and flowers
of brilliant ht1es. The Norm andy pea
SAINTS Hats are Of whitei .shi nedtf slkss
trimmed Mith,cascades of lace, and fluffy
white ostrich tips encirclipg the pointed
crowns. Long white silk gloves which
reach amost to the shoulder and white
sandals, with buckles Of silver, set with
mock gems. complete these dainty cos
Tunes. *fi5af
Boots and shoes, even for outdoor
wear, not unfrequently have the upper
portions made of material to match the
dress worn with them. Those of velvet
tbrocade are very handsome insappear-1
,anceos Sometimes the small raised
flowers are seen upon grounds of cor.
responding eplor, in black, dark. green,
seal brown, stone gray, and the like,
with kid foxings OF the some sshadesi orr
OTHERWISE, for evening wear, we see 81
white found ton, with pale blue, mauve,,
pearl or, old gold flowers and white Nd
foxingsa 70 match walking costumes
are rich boxing bootsF Of abronze kid
,withuippers of brown velvet, the, raised
patterns. of darker shade 81 Il Il :,
| 81 There are indications that skirts
plated from belt to toe will again be
much, worn this autumn Imported
travelling skirts have already appeared
made thus, and above this killed skift is
quisite shape and artistic drapery- Over
other killed skirts, are, worn the New
market; jackets with full sash drapery Of
the dress material caught up in. grace
full folds above the kiltings.a In. such
fabrics as foulard, Lonisine Corah, and
Rumchunder. silks the effect is excellent,
but with heavy tweeds, cheviots, and
cool weather materials the question of
added. weight will probably form con-
siderable objections with many persons.
The wonderful success achieved by
figured satins, pompadour cambrics, and
other attractive but inexpensive wash
ing fabrics asgiven rise to the. desire
to apply these rich designs to richer It's
sues, and for the autumn, softly drapings
monochrome afabrics, such as voize yeli-
gsessse, and many other varieties known
under the generic name Of DWELLINGS,"
viii be, made up in the combination
with silk and wool fabrics, showing de-
signs Similar TO those seenn np0fn the {,
dainty summer amateriala sjust .alnded j
|tois these pretty floral devices being
wropght upon grounds matching the
shade of the monochrome fabric. These
novel figured goods will BE among the !
most popular Of early autumn textiles. q.
The following model for d wr8p
comes from u 4ondon designer. The
material is black ottoman broche,. with
"a iabotsof black lace down the front and
a double trimming, Of similar lace,
around the edge; over it fall small
round tassels Of chenille and cut. Jet
pendants, with fine effect. The shape
of che mantle Ii very becoming TO :
shoulders and fsises quite high around
the throat, the lace trimming the neck
in sort of putting, thence falling in
ffrill, thus forming asdeep collar. Fitting
closely to the Waist, as eit does, there
would be . want of the needful fullness
necessitated by the tournure, were it
not added by means of. gatherings ad.
justed below the waist.-N. Y. Post. stlr.