The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-12


1OR THD LADuA
Polka dots arc al the Iage
Ecru tints remain popular.
6urplice tints remain In vogue.
Scarlet IL ole Of the most fashionable
coloFs.
Turquoise blue-headed lace bonnets
are worn.
Derby felts bid fair to remain aperma-
nent fashion.
Snoil-shell ornaments and embroider-
ies are in vogue.
Fichus, jabobs and large collarettes
grow in popularity.
White India muslin and white lace
are sometimes placed over colo'.
The newest dresses have numerous
bows Of ribbon or velvet over them.
The present fashion demands that
young girls shall be simply dressed.
Embwideries and applique work In
Moresque designs are very fashionable.
Box-plaitings are superseding nat
plaitings and killing ~ . dress TRIM
ming.
At Pompeii combs have been found
exactly like the modern fine-tooth
kinds.
The stra y hat known ~ the London
Gypsy" will be immensely popular.
> In the seventeenth century, on thu
Continent, boots were never worn With
out spurs.
Large lockets have come in fashion
<I>n nm ~ W. La
one.
Strawberry-red and copper-red polka
dots arc seen upon new black SATIN nO-
riCs.
Very low cut gilt sandals, in the old
Directoire style, are worn with esthetic
oostumes.
A Paris letter says it is getting to be
the style for young gtlls to wear their
hair in curls again.
Embroidered apron overlresses, high
" draped, are in great vogue with the
esthetically inclined.
The newest hats are shaped something
like flour shovel, but they are not un-
becoming to fresl faces.
Shining rows Of gold, silver or bronze
snail shells are seen upon the brtms Of
new French bOnnets and hats.
All fashionable coiffdres are arranged
low In the hack. In front they are wav-
ed or crimped, but close to the head.
All blues, from porcelain and navy to
gray blue or greyhound, and SKY to
water blue, are found In new veilings.
At q recent drawing room 1t st. James
one lady carried . bouquet Of red spring
tulips, and another one Of da11odils.
IIaces outlined in beads, or the pat
terms entirely compO.ed Of beads, are
very beautiful, and e1ccssively fashion
able.
6outache braid Is still fashionable, and
Is neat and stylish trimming for fan
mel costumes Of either gray, blue or
green.
A hall dress Is of gold c0lored net en-
broidercd with blue cornfl0wen, the
trimmings being soTnflowers and gold
en- ears Of wheat.
Rose is the favOrite color for the solid
cOl0rctl ginghams, or zephyrs that come
with open work embroidery bonds on
the sclvage.
Cambria han,lkerchieks embroidered
in c0lOrs, are sometimes formed into
CAPS, and are also worn around the neck
A decided novelty is the shooting jack
1t, made of dark cOlored cardinal cloth,
or vigOguc, which r. worn upon the
cashmere.
Trianon fans If black and white
feathers, alternating, having handles Of
able keeping with the black and white
effects in dressing.
silver tingeti black silks for ''seCOnd''
mourning are novel and effective f.
brics, They are to be adorned with sill
yer and steel trimmings. or chenille
fringes showing mixture Of gray and
black.
FTcele is to he rage in colors during
the coming spring: 1t is the shade Of
Irvine from which it takes its name, and
in lace it looks like soft pale eere, with
which fashion had famiIiarized US.
Openwork embroidering Of black silk
on net in patterns over six inches in
depth will be much used for trimming
black grenadines and veilings next sea-
MDn. This embroidery IL remarkably
handsome.
gTayish-bluc goods, with red or brick
red satin cOrdings, are very becoming,
and much preferable to the old fashion
ed shades, such a. garnet or wine color.
A pleasant feature Of the jewellery Of
to-day Is the carved gems, such Al en-
eralds, sapphire~, and the beautiful hut
much nlaligned opal. This carving, by
the way, makes It possible to utilize the
larger stones that have flaws in Il e CEN
ter, for the carving conceals the flaws.
The skirts of last years dresses can be
very n.lvantageOsly added to new jer-
sey bOdice Of shade to match, where