Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-06
Fashion Notes.

of State Canvasers.
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Fashion Notes.
sapphires ss fashionable for en-
gagement rings
Pink and s5-er are much admired
combinations FIR evening toilets.
Colored 66iFg, exclusively for bu.
siness wear, tbs season.
Fancy borsred linen and silk
handkerehiefsof endless and unique
designs, will Z more popular than
ever for gepshen.
Ladies will:oon be graceful walk.
ers-if they Aopt- the low English
heel, now eomng into vogue again.
Some of sh open necks Of new
French c0Fzges are cut in Tyre
shape insteadpf square, or in Van
dyke fashion,
Very styli@ spring walking cos,
tames are sfwn, made OF olive, gold
and bronze aeviots, trimmed with
facings and pings OF japanese red,
The "Daisa costume is very pet
ty for a chra fancy dress. the irock
being cove + with marguerites, and
the huge & rimmed with them.
Mine or brown shot with
gold, isss some spring design in
.mlleryeiileI be used for polonsises
or the q Camargo bodice and
5tnuic Aderskirts OF satin III
lmop or.
~ some OF the new
Apring are made
s@srgo b9dles.
8 81 ~. Sfsed ends fastened
unde: .s1breadths atsthe back:
Some ceedingly pretty spring
dresses bale gray andfawn colored
repped si are effectively Frightened
with deeg dollars and cuffs, sashes
and other accessories OF Bayadere
striped sat in colors Of royal blue
and gold, live and silver, peacock
blue, garnF and ruby.
Cream bite surah necEerchieis a
yard wlGA;with silk borders covered
with tulqdbise blue, lilac navy blue,
or cardlnaA Apolka dots, are worn with
bodices Gu Y shape in the neck.
Theyi ale i,lded quaker fashion, with
the pointel ends tucked between two
OF the buttons of the waist.
a nanFer of very beautiful demi'
trained dfncing toilets for the Easter
season are being prepared By a New
York hou,e, made OF silver and white
and pink and silver brocade. These
dresses ass made up over white satin
petticoats, adorned with silver. crys'
tai, and chenille embroideries and
fringes.
Medicilace mu h resembling fine
torchon Will be much used for trim
ming childrens suits, collars and
aprons tn eyear. 1t has also proved
a very dtrable trimming lace for un-
derolotbng. 1t comes in graceful
but compact designs, and Can be
more successfully laundried than any
other ofthe linen laces how in use.
Among new spring millinery gar
nitures ars crown pieces Of gold and
silver llea. in old Venetian designs
with la'e edgings to correspond for
borderisgs or lace trimmings. These
lace PIECES are very choice, and are
to be laid over foundations of rich
husd "Isy velyet' for sErlng bon
nets' AID over bonnets of pale tinted
satin . airing the season.
"A !"tvel'style Of arranging the coil
lure ISIS follows: The whole Of th'
mar drought back and tied low il
the neSk. 1t is then divided evenly
anu lermed into two separate pl'lts
Inc i ont hair being drawn bac'
forms low ridge where the forehead
ana mar meet. At the back Of thl
ridge eue of the plated strands c
hair Bes encircling the head, lyin
qultehat, as in the pictures Of SAP
pho' The other strand is arrange
IN 5w knot behind, and holds th
ends ,f the braid which encircles tn
neau For full dress occasions fin
pear are women in these plaits.
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