The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-15
bUTTE. MONTANA: SATURDAY. APRIL 15 1892
FOR THD

1 ~~3O A&8o 3AAO4S
| Embrotderies and applique work in
Aoresque designs are very fashion.hIe
rienu capes made Of 0pen-w0rked en-
ofoidered black surah, complete new
black suits. '' ''o"
EmDroidered apron overtlresses. hieh-
y draped, are in great vogue with the
esthetically inclined.
The new shapes are. not new. but
merely accentuate those Of last year.
showing larger p0kes, witler>brimmeti
round hats and small capstes.
Faille is again to be in general use.
| wh1cn IT has not been for some time
| past. AS IT Is serviceable and!economic.
| II, IL ~ quite welcome addition to the
spring styles.
Some Of the English ladies of fashion
are rebelling against the dressmakers,
VINO are wastefully crowding several
kinds Of material in meaningless shapes
into one dress.
Black straw bonnets trimmed with
yellow flowers are much in v09ue-
prlniroses, jOnqufls, etc. Colored stIaws
Will be generally worn this summer.
white ones being quite exceptional.
The ficelle lace, new shade OF ecru.
very dark, Is used for collars for girls
and boys, aud is very rich over black or
dark velvets and silks, but cannot be
used with while or any delicate tint.
The French Isle thread stockings, in
rich c0lOrs printed over foot and Lex in
clusters of all manner If fruit, such as
plums, grapes and berries, which were
decided novelties in l,,id-winter, are
still in demand, but cannot be ca lied in
style.
Stockings are chosen with about as
much care as shoes, but they need no
longer match the dress with which they
are to be worn In colOring; on the con-
trary. odd tones are brought together,
and the hues in rOhe and stocking are
striking, but not unpleasant contrasts.
There are numbers Of new styles in
boots for spring; enc il rs curved and
undulating as short serpent, with its
slender top. rounded up and out instep !;
very high, tapering heel, aud long,
pointed toe. This style is shown in
French kid, satin and brocn(e, and is
usually finished with embroidery.
For young girls little tight-fitting
jackets continue to be much worn; these
are in soft tints-ivOry, flax, gendarme
hlue-and sometimes Of dark green.
They are naturally made Of light cloth /;
the skirts are rather long, and the collar
turned down; the sleeves have deep
The English c, lony up ut Vanc0uver's
Island are said tO I've wearing hoops and
rolled-lrack hair in the style of the Enl-
press Eugene, under the impression that
they are following the latest fashions;
and the stray officer or missionary who
finds himself among the feels as If lie
had been set back about twenty years.
Youthful and plain capotcs of Manila
braid have twenty tiny bows Of dark
gr,sn satin ribbon clustered on the lett
side, with sDme dwar!ed sunflowCrs on
the right. The coronet is covered with
n green velvet puff, and strings ct the
narrow ribbon are tied on the lett si.te
in ;, s,,,sre bow to match these of the
trimming.
Cream ANA tan coiored gloves remain
the popular choice in gloves: There are
also the various wood coi"r., !aode,
tlrab, slate, n:as!ic. an't seal brown
shades, ~ vel! as straw and pearl tints'
The preference, however, Is Tor Darker
gloves ior all occasions, even 'Or th'se
whc-t. full dress is required. Mustard
((DS(DfS anu iV'i!t1l SuSANS's
tints. are shown for spring, and is an
extreme novelty terra cc:t.. h''rs a!e also
displayed. :.
4 great .ls,! Of cc'orrd Spanish lace IS
used. especially in the dark myrtle Er%cn
that i, now 80 popular for b"nnctS. ms
i.,cn sometimes covers tho brini, While
the crown is green velvet, with row a.
tor row of strung guilt heads upon II.
Face trimn,in"sarc used again AL" '''e
small ca,otcs have either u c"r"''ct or
.,... !, row OF rD+cS or other flowers, WitH-
! ant foliage. over which lace ;al's. lhcIe
Is IN effort also to bring back white t"l'e
,..r.l;l:c . riches inside the brlnl.
! gossip item, from The New York ;.,: ist-
tc. tp the Boston X,rc!d says, Inc
fashionable specially il the s'i" neetie
lie comes from, Brazil. Ti'i,nX mas =
i.w on llan,l ut $..5 each. insluulh. 'ne
, slender gold CHAIN, and LADIES nav. .;,'', ~
,lnircd in these siittcring little reptiles,
who look exactly as though tnev wer,
,,;i,l..l. They require but 'stt;e 1o"", anu
Fro content to crawl up and down y cor
sarc until they expire, Wi!'si, .i.e -: s'.. ~.
To- several months time. Twent!E-hve
dollars is = little dc:.r :sr >::ra s'.
l;v..,, armament, but ut present tHe! ''iS
"o,.: ii,. less the rage, ana Tic "e'''"''
cx,.,:l, tho supply.
/! Cupid and sheepsteali"g.