The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-03-16
FoR THE HERALD.
New York Fashions.
Spring Styles-New hats and Bonnets-
Aesthetic colors- Spring Materials.
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extended? Certainly if you do carry
one, it is needed not so much to shell
ter yourself as that bit of feminine
vanity which you will wear some
times on the top Of your head; some
times falling back like the hats of a
pictured saint sometimes having the
bread brim turned this way, that
way and every other imaginable
way. Since formidable in size as the
winter bats have been, those of the
summer will be still more so The
picturesqueness too, of wide felts and
feathers will now be from the nature
of things, excelled by that of straws
and flowers. But pray remember
that am now addressing my more
youthful friends; not the very youth
full exclusively, but those whose faces
are still in first freshness. Where
traces Of Time appear while yet some
thing faneiful is wished for, the poke
comes in acceptably and now seems to
rise higher and higher. Within you
can wear your hair in an ecstasy Of
aesthetic AuAiuess if you wish, for with
the broad brimmed hats and the
pokes, these remarkable front pieces
are often seen. For the large class Of
ladies who desire something unobtru
sive, we find all manner of moderate
sized shapes both in hats and bounets
while in the latter an important po.
sition is assigned the little capotes
which really seem as if they never
would 60 out of fashion. In MILL
merry Of all kinds, the
- CoLoRING
are very noticeable. Wide, narrow
brimmed, all-are constantly dyed in
in some new shade-chiehy red,
green, olive or bronze, with some
thing of garnet, while of "yallery'
there is no end. Not yellow, if we
except the Leghorus,. but yellowish
many of them looking as if they had
been hung out on pole all winter in
some eornfeld and were now gathered
In for our bellies to wear. IT'S Mr.
Oscar Wilde and his colleagues wht
have done all this: (these shades ar
dear to aesthetic hearts) they it il
who have brought about the remark
able prominence of green, and tits t
them that We owe the existence o
red hats in summer not to say th'
immensely picturesque possibilities o
q broad brimmed red hat set at tn,
right angle on the rightsort of a 7ounl
lady's head at the right time ant
place and with the right kind of
costume. I can only say to mascu-
lines of ali descriptions-"Beware.
AS hint to my lady friends, vii
remark, that I have so often repeated
the adjective fright" because if
mistake should be made and th
wrong sort Of beauty should wear on
at the wrong time, what, q terribl
wrong it would be. Aesthetic color
have notably likewise affected
SPRING MATERIALS.
The family of gioghams will b
a numerous one while for dressier cot
ton goods, ba:iste and satine vie Wit
each other. A most charming novelt
is batiste in plain colors-chieay som
delicate shade, having a wide borde
of embroidery on one side of tb
breadth and a narrower one for th
corsage and sleeves. This idea c
I embroidery extends to fine wool
where lovely outfits will show EN-
broidery Of silk; usually self colore
, but sometimes IN contrasts. Further
r more as this embroidery though fin
is done by machine, it will not b
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