The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-30
Late Fashion Notes.

FelYet IS 10 constitute one of the most
fashionable of summer trimmjnrs
Next TO dark green and royal 6lue the
tavorite color for street wear is the new
shade of golden brown. 'A0 -
a lace pin with the wearer's MONOGRAM
in tiny diamonds and emeralds i axonr
the elegant novelties in ieweIrv
Feathers and flowers are ussd :, nro-
fusion by French modistes. and nsinted
ribbon and painted lace add greativ n the
elegance of dress bonnets and bsts
Black velvet dog collars. fastened
under the chin with tiny gold or silver
clasps set with mock gems. arc worn
with both day and evening Costumes
The daisy family in natural and nm
natural colors blue or silver gray. for
instance-large. medium and Snail are
very popular garnitures this season
Long redingotes of thin cloth with a
number of small capes on the shoulders.
and several pockets with flaps 81 yei.iipo
them, will be much used for trsvellin9
and country wear
Plain close fitting sleeves forsbone or
promenade dress, buttoned un fbe hack
of the arm TO the elbow, are moro favor
ed by fashionable ladies than sleeves cut
in any other style.
The skirts that are worn under tunics.
panniers. or polonaises. must either be
perfectly plain, or literally covered with
trimming; there is now no .smezzo-ter-
mine. " 1t is also necessity That the
skirt. when plain, shall be rich and
handsome i'm texture
To have the hands loaded down with
great number of heavy seal q even
jewelled rings, is considered to m
much of the swell mob - The do shrous
The most elegant. refined, and also
wealthy people now display but few
finger rings, and those only of the most
valuable description.
Resada or mignonette. lime blossoms,
silver-green, silver-gray and violet, are
colors TO be very fashionably worn this
summer, new shade. called chinese
Pheasant, has made its appearance. it
being the hue of this bfrsrs neck feath-
.ers. 1t combines admirably with black,
and IS very popular in feathers and rib
bons for bonnets The shade is lighter
than old gold. having touch of pale
amber init
A novel decoration for a sunshade is
tropical bird. neither too large nor yet
too insignificant in size; the plumage
must be gay. This tiny effigy may be
sJietIta NiNl OubSAltiCutu NiiE.S- ~ vi
the point of flight. or may appearsAs if
poised for a momentary rest on the top
or side of the shade A large, brilliant
beetle is sometimes fixed in a similar
fashion. but the bird is the most eject
i've. A very life-like little orahge-and-
black Indian bird, perched on a satin
'sunshade flouneed all over. with black
lace. is one of the prettiest specimens of
archaeological garnitures among a vari-
ETY. exhibited. EfN
Rows of jet are now wrought in dress
materials, the most effective of these be-
ing open-work silk grenadines. with
floral designs worked in jet. These
handsome fabrics make up very richly in
combination with black satin or MORE.
model made of this beaded grenadine
has black safin-striped MORE under
skirt, with a very wide frihgea rache
around the bottom through the feathery
centre OF which glitter floral ornaments
and pendants of jet. The tunic and
bodice are fully draped with flowing jet
fringes, and about the open square neck
and upon the elbow sleeves is set
smaller fringed ruching, also frightened
with special ornaments ofjet.
For the country and the. seaside, for
church, rs well rs for evening dress,
white is this summer to be uncomInonly
favored For church the choice is of
course, light woollen fabrics nuns veil
ing, vigogne. and summer cashmere aud
the like. Toilets for this purpose are
invariably made with trimmings of the
dress material alone For otheEceca-
sions are Indian and French null. batiste,
French barege and Algerian silk gauzes,
to be worn over underskirts of satin or
surah; game de Chanbery also remain
ing among the most fashionable of trans
parent tissues Ivory aud cream white
are the tints preferred, and lace to cor
respond is prefuselv used in the trim
mings. Inevening dresses of white
yelling. orcashmere, much Oriental lace
and floral garniture is employed, but
when the Grecian style is adopted, it is
done so to The exclusion of fancy trim
mings of any description. and with its
simple but artistic drapings caught up
with gold or silver cords; the effect of
this fashion of dress is very chaste and
beautiful. ~ i. ECeRiHg Post.