The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28

FASHION FANOIHS.
Ferns rival smilax for use in bou.
quets.
Pearl marguerites trim white SATIN
dresses.
New cotton satinettes are as lustrous
as silk.
The favorite millinery lace is the
Oriental or Microscope.
India red foulards are made up a.
Mother Hubbard wrappers.
Embroidery patterns, done in
feathers, appear OH new ball dresses
Quarter trains are more stylish than
either short skirts or demi-trains.
The Jersey bodice, Sitting like a
glove, is predicted as the coming
style.
jasmine and white lilacs are
mingled with orange blossoms in
bridal wreaths.
Colored Spanish lace appears on
many of the Paris trimmed hats for
spring wear.
Crepe broche in all shades of color,
pure white and cream, will be used in
trimming bonnets.
Lace and gauze brocades in lace de-
signs for millinery purposes are
broug hit out in large quantities.
There is threatened revival of
grOs grain as dress fabric this season
under the name Of taille scduisarte.
Debutantes are wearing white tulle
with MORE trimmings, or white gauze
studded with silver spangles.
The looking glass beads used in
millinery are toned down with opaline.
iridescent, and milky pearl effects that
modify the glitter.
New French Overdresses are looped
exceedingly high on the side, with
full drapery in the back. held by wide
sashes of gray-colored scarfs.
Kid bOdices, with bands to trim the
dress of the same material, fans, san
dals and gloves, all richly tandem
broidered or hand-painted, are fast
growing in favor i'll Paris.
Manila and Panama braids are
again in vogue but English Dun
stable and split straws and Milan
braids form the largest part Of the
first importations of spring millinery.
Fourages or draped cord trimmings
can be bought at the trimming
stores in cOlors to suit the new che
viots, Gilbert cloth, fannels and other
WOODEN goods for early spring suits.
Fishes, birds, flower garlands,
"lunar" dots, feru loaves, arabesques,
moons, and odd geometrical and her.
aldic figures are to compose the f gures
upon some of the new spring dress
goods.
The new silk pongees for gentle
mems pajamas come in dark blue
grounds, on which small polka dots
and tadpoles in white or in white or
light grounds, with similar figures in
dark blue or black.
Cheviot, cloth and velveteen suits,
when tailor-made, are frequently made
more dressy by fourages or draped
cords across the front of the basque.
and sometimes down the skirt or other
parts of the dress.
1t is said that q high official in
Washington has recently surprised
many, and delighted some Of the
leaders of society and fashion at the
capital, by appearing with the old
style Continental ruffles as feature
Of his everyday attire.
The new tinted pearl beads used In
spring millinery are large, OF irregular
and eccentric shapes, and have facets
all over them. The same kind of
beads come in looking. glass, with iri-
descent effects, and in jet.
Very fashionable ladies who adopt
short sleeved evening dresses wear
their bracelets with dog.collars for the
throat to match, which are
made of massive gold links,
set with real gems Of semi
precious stones.
Tan-colored long gloves with loose
wrists are considered appropriate with
dresses of any color, as well as with
white or black dresses. These are of
undressed kid usually, but the thicker
skin of the Biaititz are also worn in
tan shades at receptions.
A beautiful wedding dress recently
worn was of satin of that tint known
as baby blue. The front was en-
hroidorad with nearl heads and Adoed