The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-20
FASHIONS FANCIES.


can be traced the aesthetic yellow /; this
is noticeable in the outlining of the de-
signs.
Flowers are not now fashiona BILE
worn in the hair A handsome comb,
bands or side combs are the Orna-
ments.
Some Of the new spring walking
coats of blue velvet or satin have high
flaring colors, closely covered with
large jet beads.
A very snowy dress is of laurel green
foulard, from which stand out tulips
in orange shades of powerful coloring
and delicate design.
German embroidery bands are pref
tilv used on children's clothes. Madras
and Chambery ginghams are also desir-
able goods for little girls.
A pretty style of dress adornment is
given i'm clusters Of tucks. with wide
hem, upon skirt panels, sleeves and
waists lengthwise tucks are used.
A dressy collar is the B ,urgeoise of
lace, rounded in front and forming a
sailor collar at the back. with ribbon
of cockroach brown satin around the
neck and forming a bow over the
breast.
White toilets are in great vogue
this season not the dead, chalky white
cottOns but the ivory tints and creams
i'm nun-veiling, surrah China Grape.
and for cheaper costumes, cheese cloth
and the like.
A lovely capote for visiting toilet is
of tule embroidered with jet, ribbon
of carOubier satin put on i'm creye
across the middle of the crown. cOronet
of gille-fowers and strings of caroubier
satin ribbon.
The bristling ruche that is used on
the bottom of dress skirts consumes a
great deal Of material, eight yards of
silk being sometimes cut up in It's way
ed plaitings; the effect, however, Is
very good.
Sash bows of immense size is the
popular form OF wearing sashes. The
ribbon is not passed around the waist
but the wide bow and Its ends form
part of the drapery at the back of the
skirt. Watered ribbon is the favor
lite.
One of the principal features in
dress trimmings this spring is the gar
nitures made Of cut-out edges, dents of
various shapes and sizes, or round,
square or Oblong scallops. Dents de
loup are lined and turned back to snow
the bright color underneath. Some
of these are made quite broad, and
not only trim the foot of the skirt, but
are set in full double rows around the
edge of The long-pointed bodice in reg
ular Elizabethan style.
Slipping shoulders are enduringly un-
fashionable. In DAYS gone by their
possession was considered indispensable
to establish any claim to having a good
figure. Nowadays fashionable women
dress the shoulders as much as possible
to produce the desired height and
squareness- shirred scarfs, high pulled
sleeves, and even beaded epaulets and
floral garnitures being set upon the
shoulders to produce extra height. So
it seems that even the standard of the
beautiful is regulated by the dictates
of fashion.
The embroidery on kid gloves is
very artistic and pretty this season !;
for example, on brown gloves the small
leaves and buds shade gradully from
coffee color to palest yellow on dark
green gloves the silk graduates from
Invisible or bottle gieen to the soft
hues of the tender leaves of spring !;
black gloves are embroidered i'm con-
trasting silks of various shades all
alike being shaded from the darkest to
the lighes tints of the same dive; and
now that shaded and contrasting colors
are so much i'm vogue, the new gloves
will doubtless be an harmonious adj
dition To the fashionable toilet.