The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30

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FASHION NOTES.
Many costumes are wholly made Of
nl0ire.
I Chenille bids fair to have . long
run Of popular favor.
The fashion ef boufIant sleeves for
full dress h gaining.
Bren1e kid 10 In favor again for
house ehoes and slippsrs.
Old tapestry shades Of color are
most In favor for summer toilets.
Peniaa mauve 10 . c0lor which
keeps its favor in the world of FASH
lon.
Woolen dresses, to be tasteful,
sheuld b made - plain - possible.
1t 10 said that the Arst fall dresses
will be made ofa single material.
Nearly all shoulder capes have .
thick ruche Of lace or material around
the neck.
The wraps adopted by young
American girls are abroad Of lnascu-
line cut and tailor finish.
The New York lSssn says that very
few frst-class society women in New
York wear tournures.
Close-ftting jackets OF fancy red Or
blue cleth are worn with dark WOOL
On or elk skirts at the seaside.
Incemin fabric for fall wear are
enriched with delicate metallics form
ing mixtures, dots and stars.
A crescent brooch has q cross-bar
In fine pearls and In OWLS head form.
Ell Of pearls, relieved by eyer ofemsr-
aids.
Yellow fIoWeI1 remain In fashion
for corsage clusters; the double yel-
low hollyhock IL just now the favor
ite.
Some Of the newest panniers on Inn
ported dresses are formed Of great
plaits. t:i.:s stand out a. il they were
wired.
White scarfs of crinkled silk Japa-
ueSe crane are worn Dund the neck
instead Of the white SpaIis lace
used last summer.
Turks stufIs Of gaazy texture,
locking - faded ~ possible, are cut
into bits to aid in decorating fashion.
able bonnets.
The half-titting princess dress,
with tts super-impo:ed draperiea,
dounces and trimmings, holds it,
ground for children's toilets.
White clema!is, lilacs Or gcrani-
ulIis form the crown Of dresey lace
honnet>, and there are entire bonnets
made OF these small flowers.
Dafiodi's, dande|ion~. yellow tulips
and buttercups ore ibe fashionable
flowers for the hair. White lilies are
the choice for house decoration.
Tan-colored slippers, ornamented
with tiny buckles, are male to match
the tan-cOi0rcd Swede gloves that are
worn with light evening dresses.
Even Worth has gone stark mad
owe: that ugly n,OnstrOsity, the tour
nure, but ne i,as little influence over
the English esthetes and their Amer
lean cOuains.
Large eollarettes and shoulder
capes of lace and elubrOidery are
much worn. A new fancy il to dec
orate them profusely all around with
b00ps Of satin ribbon.
Osier bOnnets made ofbrOwn wick
er are worn in Paris. They are
shaped like IN inverted basket, and
are trimmed with cherries, berries
and ether small fruits.
France, which used to lead the
world in the matter Of fashion, now
follows any "craze" imported from
London, aud in Paris 1t ks ''chic" to
he English in tone and style.
Shcphersis' check in black and
white twillesl wool Is a favorite mate
rial for txil0r.naade travelling crosses.
It Is braided with black Hercules
braid aud made In severely simple
fashion.
New fans are made of = single large
dswer-a red poppy, with . black
heart; blue morning giories striped
with cOlOrs, . pansy, u dahlia or .
large sunflower-tho stalk Of the
flower serving for . handle.
The combination Of lilac and pale
rose is still fashionable, but one Of
these two colloIs must be moro care
fully employed, merely as relief to
the other, In the trimmings and vari-
GUS adjuncts to the toilet.
Corded silk Is fast replacing satin.
One Of the most successful toilets at
. Newport dinner party was white
cOr.ied silk trimmed with Spanish
lace aud worn with dark red silk clip.
pens, long red gloves, red m0ire fan
and Jae4ueminot roses.
OF all tho modes Of bonnets intro
duced In the beginning Of the season,
the one which has proved the most
popular Is the trim little French bon-
net Of last year, in various mOdtdca-
tions; the capete, the jaunty little
princess, and . shape roDembling
much the Marie Stuart bonnet, but
not % pronounced In ito pointed dent
upon the bTim.
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