The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
Fall Dress TOilettes.

The full-drcss to;lettes prepared at
this season Of the year are much simpler
than those shown in the autumn. For
the Midsummer fetes az country houses
and watering-places short dresses VIII
be worn exclusively; hence ut the
largest furnishing houses not one
trained dress was exhibited in the gas
lighted room devoted To evening toll
leftes. Low co-Sagcs were also omit
ted. and the display consisted Of many
very borlant short dresses of fine so.t
fabrics. with surplice or square neck
elbow sleeves. The corsages fitted the
figure Smoothly below the hips. and
abundant draperics were arranged
there. Most Of these dresses were fast
ened in 'front.' by hooks and eyes or
Very small buttons that were concealed
by lace frilis, and their ;r innings were
massed on The neck and arms, OF if lad
on the bodice. they were 50 smooth aud
fiat that they added nothing 10 the APP
parent size; and in order To aid 20 the
look If sle9derness these trimmings
Were brought into a sharp point at the
waist line or iu-t below IL. There we're.
however, s1ie cursaGcs laced in the
back, fitted by very few seams. having
only n dart in front on sharply
pointed waists, or with jersey
~polonaises that had no side forms.
Pink and hite are the prevailing colors
for such dresses. with a few pale blue
tints for blondes. but none of the deep
lcInCn yellow shades shown last year.
The materials are either faille or the
lustrous satin meryeillcuxfcr the foun-
dation, with nuns yelling. embroidered
silk muslin, lowered gauze and Span
ish lace for the drapcry. richly trimmed
with embroidery. lace. innumerable
bows of narrow satin or velvet ribbon.
and very few flowers. Pink satin surah
for the foundation Of a basque and skirt,
covered entirely with white lowered
gauze, makes a lovely dress; Il great
panier sash of the pink satin gives the
necessary bouaant effect. 4 pale blue
MORE basque or close corSsge Is worn
with white skirts or embroidered null,
or else silk muslin, and this is arranged
to conceal the edge If the MORE bodice:
the only blue tints In the skirt are given
by the blue silk foundation skirt. aud its
many small bows of satin ribbon with
out ends. or else with clusters of ends
OF ribbons cut in forked tongues with
ont any bows or loops. Embroidered
palo blue game as a Jersey polonaise
over blue satin Is one O! the French fan
cies. White sheer muslin with small
dots wrought very thickly upon it is
made in a panier p~olonsise that fits the
waist and hips smoothly over a blue
lining; the panier fulineSs is shirred 10
the edge Of this waist, drapei in Two
deep festoons on the front and sides,
and hangs very full aud long. Vet in n
narrow space, behind. 10 the foot of the
blue skirt, which is nearly covered in
front with frills of embroidered muslin.
The convenient fashion of wearing \
bodice of one kind with skirts OF another
remains in style. MORE and the cling
ing soft satins are most used for these
boiices; but instead OF representing the
coat-basque worn during the winter.
they are the bodice with paniers like the
blue MORE and white embroidered silk
muslin combination described above.
Still a newer fancy for such combina-
lions is n shirred surplice jacket of satin
surah worn outside of . full muslin
waist. For instance. a Partisan dress
has ecru embroidered null for the skirt,
and for 3 high corsage with deep collar.
but without sleeves Over this waist.
.concealinS all but the front Of it. is =
dark garnet satin surah jacket with sur
plice neck and elbow sleeves and great
embroidered cuffs to match the collar. |
This is q blouse-jaeket without side
forms in the back. but shirred at the
waist line and also in front. with |
a sash bow behind. Striped EN-
broidery is used for plated f'ounces
on the skirt, and arranged > that an
embroidered stripe Is on top of each
plat This forms two very wide curved
f!ounces across the front and sides,
with plain null shirred rs founccs be-
tween, and edged with Florcntine lace,
the back is arranged in pou:s. and three
very narrow knife-plaitings trim the
foot Cream white surah skirts are be- !
ing made in the same way TO ear with
cardinal or blue waists Nuns yelling
for basque and panieS over = surah
skirt is another combination thst re- |
mains popular. especially white or pink !
yelling, with pink satin surah for the
skirt Tho foot Of such = dress is most
trimmed with fine tapping plait-
ed frills-thrce In \ cluster-with 3 lace
frill laid over. and wide enough to cover
them; then shove this M other lace
under which pink tulle is gath
cred to bring out the pretty pattern of
the lace--Hapers Basor.
President Angel. of the University
Of Michigan. who WAS until recently
States Minister 10 China. thinks
that the veto of the Chinese bill will
have very little effect on Chinese immi-
He The people do not
generally know there is such . country
IS America I suppose could have
ssksd 3 thousand Chinaman whom l
could meet on the streets Of Shanghai
any such thing IS Chinese i'm
migration had been discussed by them.
AID they would not have known what ]
sas talking shout"