The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-03-19
LATEST NOTES ABOUT FASHIONS

Pink aud silver are much admired combinations
for evening toilets.
Presbyterian blue is the very deepest and latest
shade OF that color.
Very low cut gilt sandals, In the old DrectoIre
style, are worn with aesthetic costumes.
Some Of The open necks of new French oOrsages
cut IN Tyre shape instead of square, In Vaudyke
fashion.
Very stylish spring walking costumes ara shown,
made of olive, gold, and bronze cheviots, trimmed
with facings and piplngs OF japanese red.
Mine dor brown shot with gold, Is a la ndsome
spring design In merveilleux to be used Ton polo
naIses the graceful Camargo bodice and tunc,
| unierskirts of satin in monochrome color
The fronts OF some of the new street basques for
spring made after the style of the Caargo bodice
the sides being caught up pannier- wise. and the
plated ends fastened underneath he hTcadths at the
back.
vioe de Brahmne. a kind of nuns cloth, IL very
popularity combined with polka-dotted meryeillenx In
rich colors or, enhanced by blght-colored enbroi-
derles, make up most attractive toilets for little
| maidens
Openwork embroidery of black silk net In
patterns six inches in depth, VIII be much used
for trimming black grenadines and veillngs next sea-
| SON.. This embroidery Is remarkably handsome In
| design and remark ably low In price.
Some exceedingly pretty spring dresses OF pale gray
and fawn- colored rspped silk effectively bright
ened with deep collars and cuffs, sashes. and other
accessories of B,yaJere strIpea satin I'm coor, of
royal bue and gold olive and silver paacocE bIue
| garnet, and ruby.
| Cream whits surah ueckerchIsfs a ward wide with
silk borders covered with turquoise blue. lilac navy
hIue or cardinal polta dots are worn with hodices
| cut y-shape I'm the neck. They are folded Quaker
fashion with the pointed ends tucked betvaen two M
the buttons nj the waist
| A number of yery beautiful demi-traIned dancing
toilets for the Easter ara being prepared bv
up- town house, made of silver and white and mink
and silver brocades These dresses are made mn over
white satin pettlcoats adorned with silver crystal
| and chenille embro,dsrles and frinpes.
| Medlci lace much resembling fine torchon viii n,
much used for trimming ohdren's suits collars and
aprons this year Ii has also proved "A very durable
trimming lace for undertaking. 1t comes I'm grace
| ful but COMPACT designs and can be more snccess-
fully launderad than any other of the linen laces now
| In noe.
The fashion among leaders Of fashion Of adopting
one particular flower and using Its per-
fume has lost OF its prestige. Artificial flowers
are sti periumed with the odOr OF the blossoms they
initiate and this season the delicate and lovely trail
ing arbuus Is used as corsage bouquet The artificial
flowers being most closely copied from Nature early
| herald of spring. These pluk-shaded blossoms are
perfumed with the subtle aud exquisite perfume which
| belongs TO the natural flower.
novel style OF arranging the coGure is as follows:
The whole of the hair IS brought back and tied low In
the neck IL Is then divided evenly aud formed into
| two separate paits. The front hair being drawn
| back forms low ridge where the forehead and hair
| meet. At the back OF this ridge one Of the plated
| strands Of hair goes encIrcng the head Wing auite
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