The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
FASHION FANCIES.

Il ne newer skirts oil Costumes are much
fuller than those Of fall; tribe wider al
the bottom, the full plating, that is now
used, holds the skirt in place better, and
then, the drsp@ry is very full snd long.
Many of the styles for young and
newly Diarri-d ladies have been adopted
To suit certain faces and figures from old
time pictures of renowned artists. The
favored colors are dark ruby, with very
pale pink thrown with gold, dark-green
with cream, purple with grey, rose and
pale-blue, and royal purple with gold.
An evening or opera cloak il in dolman
mantle shape, with defined cape i'm the
lack The fabric is white brocade and
the trimming IL an applique on the same
beads-seei and Roman pearl ond crystal
used in the dress. and q i:.L.v of the
same with chenillee edges on the sleeves
and bottom OF the wrap.
The many pretty lace goods that were
made Tor the holidays would require u
column for description Among the prettiest
is of course, the real point lace I'm barbts
capss collars and ticirus. The cap-s and
collar are perfect tiriing and the patterns
exquisite the made fichus are i'm ves, or
pia-tron shape, with full ruchings of LACE
III the the theatrical managers will
insist that every lady who wears n
big hat ID the theater remove il ON enter
ing, they will have the support Of the
public These hats have got 10 be an
abominable nuisance, aud u woman who
wears such hat 10 place of amusement
is guilty of di,court.sy that calls for
sharp rebuke.
shrimp pink is one of to-dayis rag-s.
and very pretty shade il is. One toilet
| i'm this color is entirely of satin, with EN-
| broiderv i'm seed and Roman pearls and
crystal beads. The other has the dress
pink silk very heavy and rich, with plr-t
lng- and rntfl-s of the fabric aud front
and decorations of variously -colored
Oriental fabric, which is perfectly radiant,
| hut as Understandable rs the luminous sta-
lactitss in some jeweled cave. This drrrs
| is further garnished with exquisite
duch. sse point lace.
| Street Costumes are made with either
long double breasted palOnaise, or
basque, cut i'm tab points in front, tour in
| all, and the back IN n tull psnier drap ~
| The polonai-es are trim ne with but on-,
| each tide of the front TO the bottom. tn,
| fronts open To the waist line, the apron OF
skirt gathered IN honey comb form, with a
Tiny ball or tassel at each point. 81 ewes
are lightly full-d at the shoulder and either
>hirred at the waist, trimmed with a deep
SHIRE and pionteJ cuff or made plain and
close, with Hat over-cuf of real race
1 Tn &c cuffs are attached 10 a band of
muslin that is tackled inside of the sleeve.
The lace is turned over upon the sleeve and
is spared all danger of being torn by sewing
it in place.
| A very elegant costume is in plum
color, with Il cast Of copper i'm its illumin-
alton, SNOWY i'm both satin and velvet. The
| satin skirt lis short. and has the front en-
tirely covered with rows above rows of
chenille fringe, mingled with plum-cOlor-
I'd beads twisted with copper. cauring WON
derfully bril- liant results. Wild, pieces of
velvet brocade a:r looptd up over the hi ~
and secured i'm place by means OF satin
bow, edged with chenille and read fringr,
and large copper and bead front. The
basque bodice is of The velvet, with
iringed skirt, while the neck and sleeves
| are perfected with full cuttings OF Veni-
tisn point lace The suit il made To wear
without other covering, but q handsome
addition for very cold days is peler.ne
OF seal. The bonnet en suite is of vrlvet.
with Venetian see and velvet garuitur'-.
The muii, too, is of velvet, lace and satin.
with small seal heads for "rnsments.