The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-28
FASHIONS FANCIES.

VIII Dt WOTu Ill tie suuliueT.
Hawthorne flowers are printed on
India red and blue .oulardS.
Clubs, hearts, spades and diamonds
are figures OH new woOllens.
Tailor-made cheviot dresses will be
worn throughout the spring.
Velvet figured gauze will be chosen
for black and white dresses.
Discarded ombre satins are used for
bedspreads with lace covers.
India shawls are cheaper now than
they have been before for years.
Embroidered edges appear OH all
kinds Of spring and summer goods.
"Cold pressed" hannels that require
no further pressing are used for dress
Arabic percales" have hieroglyph-
les, arabesques and other quaint de
signs.
Ten lilies (price ST. make decora-
tive bouquet for mantel or boudoir
table.
Dark straw bonuets and hats will
he the fashion With plain suits next
season.
The new embroidered trimmings are
seldom done by hand, as machine
is less costly.
Satin ribbons are losing favor and
can be bought at reasonable prices for
children's sashes.
! Little silver cats and kittens take
the place of pigs and elephants on lace
pins.
! The single piece suit, with no belt
or waist. remains the favoriie for little
girls. Shoulder capes should be worn
only by slender, well-tormed, and
graceful women.
The dressy morning robe or tea
gown grows in favor as an lat home"
reception toilet.
The first spring straw hats and bon
nets will be trimmed with feathers
and ribbons.
The heavy brocaded silks are used
more for the train than any other part
of the costume.
Plush and. silk tops to giants de
Suede undressed kid gloves
among Partisan novelties.
When trains are long they are made
of heavier material than the front
parts of the toilet.
Flowers, lace and gauze trimmings
will be used exclusively on summer
hats and bOnnets.
Foxes of medium size are worn BY
conservative, sensible women who will
not I've conspicuous.
/ 1t is said that the Jersey jacket will
be revived, especially for young girls
and little children.
The English walking jacket divide:
favor with the long casquin, with a
. shoulder cape attached.
A delicate tint of blue, rose, OF
lemon color is seen in MANY Of the
rich white bridal fabrics of this springs
importation.
Cassimeres, corduroys, Scotch tweeds
and English suitings and homespuns,
are the materials used for small school
boys suits.
|, School boys stockings to be worn
e with knee breeches frequently come in
plaids and stripes, but the plain col
! ors, red. blue, brown and black, art
preferred.
a CURIOsITIEs IN FANS.
There is curious exhibition o
= fans now in the rooms of the society
of decorative art, containing lOS spec
r linens showing fans from the sixteenth
;, century to the present time. Thu
J. Oldest specimen is one of those curious
combined weapons of peace and war
;, fare, a Venetian dagger fan, who's
i sharp blade. concealed in the handle
l. sprang at the will of the ladies of tn
$ time to threaten or quiet too auda
/ cious sutton. Near this vicious look
ing instrument lie luxurious specimen
dating from the days of the CRANE
monarque, but of Spanish origin. Th
e subjects on the leaves are historical o
n categorical, and the sticks are more o
!. less richly carved. By them is a I.Oui
L. XIV, treated with the celebrated ver
d. mis- Martin. which lacquered and pre-
;, served the designs in fine condition
i Twelve fine specimens of the time o
Louis Nv. have chiefly Vatican o
y NEUROLOGICAL subjects painted ON tn
d leaves, and richly carved and decors