West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-04-14

wraps - military Outfits Nate
rials--raraNOlS--Thc New Ron
net.

wraps - Military Outfits Mate
riaIs--raraSOiS--rhc New Ron
net.
Special RepOri % THIS ARGUS;
Winter wraps viii bo exchanged rol
short. GirC alar msntillas, With long ends
Ina front, aud from such Leading type,
there are a variety Of Rradations where
The smaller arc no moro really thau capes.
In wool we find camels hair or cash-
Nero trim0ed with FRINGE os lace, dres-
sior styles are OF satin, brocade, otc., or
newer vet Of Spanish net laid upon satin,
while for ~midsummSr, small coverings
arc of silk or wool Spanish net that il a
feature in dress goods and shown i'm all
colorS, In every msteyGsi, how over,
olack leads for wraps. although Jackets
are chiefly in cheviot mixtures.
A LA MtLIrAIRE.
What with buttons and braids and
hraids and buttons. on ladies' will carry
ON a warfare hat will cause To- quake the
military heart. Small bullet sbaped
buttons are very fashionable, aud an in>
siinct OF nature points To a combination
with brsids which are run in rows aroand
edges, MP the q N OF and ian
epaulets or shoulders, hruin. theso
pretty pointings, Cor indeed such stylish
buttons are Little more.) are bestowed I'm
military rows, iilumining outfits of pl,I,t
goods and fortning Sabsiitutos for bros
cade. Metal is la high favor for buttons
OF all kinds and IL cOlorcd In contrast ar
tO match. OlhGr hntlfn,,. "a.
size, but fashion has takeu "A wido liam
from the very large ones; they arc dead.
IL not forgotten, and u great rush is n,ndo
for their diminutive SUCCESSORS. PRINCES
are brought out TO suit now fabrics. both
silken and of jet. Stirring Is extremely
iashionsOls, apd pIaitings still live. In
Ways of making, however, there is a
marked absence of novelty, Nothing IA
really new in design, and, as formerly
we shall have basques, trimmed skirts.
ovorskirts n polonaises quito n tribe.
Not u few
NRw WOODS
are covered with small sized birds and
animals heads. In France. and elses
where on the other side tho entirety is
portrayed, but hore. "a yet, the homely
phiz of poor Tray, tho pousivo counto-
nance of AN owl or tho classic profile of
u chanticleer sumces. Other wools show
very large inwrought floral patterns. set
very lar apart, whilo u change IN oiyen
by moons, i"ntersectiBg rings or matbe-
matical bodies, color being either unite
pronounced or the reverse. Pretty ont.
nts IN wash fabrics are checked or
striped, and hero the Cash ombroideries
woven in colored stripes or cheouer
board designs, arc chosen AZ a finish.
Ihe colors arc pc rfectly fast, and "A fine
cpri ON one 81 10 IL ma Ga to draw IN. 40
that they are easily sewn ON. Perbaps.
too, this may bo tho reason that tho white
Fittings are again being used ON under.
clothing. Chsh's woven initial lettors
Tor marking have also proved a great
SUCCESS. No wonder, since they relieve
as from that dreadful old ink bottle. tho
price, fu rthormore, being 40 low "a TO
come within ~everybody's means. This
year they are brought out jD navy blue
rs we'll as Turkey rcd. Both wash per-
lectly, and SO popular has his style Of
PN''hiNs VIM idlltN Iltl
have the entire name made to order.
P%ARAsoLs.
AZ n sign - the prevalence of shirrlnp.
we noIice the new plrasols provided
with n shirred ruma that Is often endod
by lace. From eight to ton ribs are seen
and materials, Of course, follow dress
goods. for the parasol OF late years has
steadily risen in importance, aud is "A
notable part of the outfit. Then. too. as
howers are extremely fashionable, bo-
mold a finish given tho coming parasoI.
by an artificial bouquet vet in a silken
bow at the top. This, of course, can DO
removed If one should think it too gay.
but ladies IN general will fnu no little
amusement changing these flowers at
will. Sun umbrellas arc strikingly at-
tractive, because mido of double face
satin, whore frequently effective con.
trasts are noticeable.
NEW BoNNEr
will usually be trim MOI with ribbon
rather han silk. IndSed, this Is a sea-
son OF ribbons, and so they appear In
great variety. Many are wrought In
opeh work, almost seeming to bo silken
laces. Striped or plaided ribbons are i'm
ported. because both are a featurein dress
goods. and I'm richer styles intormixtures
OF plush appear. But plain ribbons have
a high position, and ara often preferred
by people satiated with fancy novelties.
Here tho new ''Satin Royal" ribbon is
sought for because 1t Is 50 son in tox-
ture, while showing the satiny surfaced
rep that Is driving out satin proper.
Laces Of all kinds arc iu extraordinary
demand anI are being lavisbly combin-
cd with fiowers, whore, from masses Of
small ones up TO large sizes, we find
everything fashionable. Bellies will be
veritable flower girls, with flowers on
their p%arasols, flowers on their hats and
hugo bouquets Of flowers on their corsa.
ges. 'Tis funny enough now at tho
Opera 10 see them coming Ia, each one
wearing a more enOrmou bunch Thar
hor predecessor. Not even a bad In tbo
hair, but Oton four and twenty roses
just below their pretty noses.
Lucy CARrSR.
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