The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-05

OU1 FASHION FLATS.
Floonces are wider.
Aoirss win remain In favor.
spanish lace grenadinss are new.
6un-satin b . new glossy woolen stun.
glory. = '-''''
Metal buttons have Vatican scenes
upon them.
Raw silk in artistic colors IL Offered
for spring dresses.
Transparent sleeves Of lace or Of beads
remain In favor.
Marie Antoinette styles will prevail
In spring costumes.
Chevi0t cloaks for children are inn
ported for the spring.
Rep effects are very noticeable among
new spring silks.
Embroidery and MORE trim the black
cashmere dresses.
Dotted and plain mulls are both
brought out again this season.
Iayadere stripes are imported for
trimming self-cOlOred dresses.
New cotton satines are imported in
boxes, with fan and paras0l 10 match.
Embroidered kid bodices, tabliers and
panels trim Paris cashmere dresses.
FOulades are shown in exquisite pat
terms and will be very popular this sea-
son.
Kilt platinqs and tucks in clusters,
shirrings and puffs NIL appear on spring
costumes.
A war between large and small hats
RACES In Paris. The largest hats are worn
in London.
Button gloves are sold at half price
because those with close wrists are more
fashionable.
Colored satin ribbon bows are worn at
the throat with Byron collars, made Of
lace and insertion.
Ladies who have fiounces Of fine old
lace fol M them into paniers on dresses Of
satin, moirc or any of the gauzy tissues
now worm.
Bridal wallis are Of tulle and must he
three and half yards long. covering the
face in front and hanging almost to the
bottom Of the train.
Polka dots as large as half dollar are
seen in the late style Of goods, but ma
terials with smaller dots are, however,
the most sought after.
Necklets Of fresh orange blossoms
worn with heart or square, shaped neck
opening have tasteful effect on bridal
robes, and are much admired.
Pretty little slips of pale blue and pink
batiste and ginghanls are the first suits
for children's wear, They are trimmed
with white Hamburg enlbroideries.
Black, blue and lemon colored pocket
handkerchiels Of sheer linen, cmbroid-
cred with contrasting colors, are among
the eccentric novelties lately imported.
The early spring costumes will be
black MORE polonaise or basqucs with
overskirts worn above underskirts Of
inch-wide black and white stripes In
satin and velvet.
C0l0red umbrellas to match the suit Of
the wearer are coming into fashion.
This is truly unfortunate. Hereafter
the man who steals an umbrella will be
Obliged to 20 to the expense Of buying a
suit Of clothes to match it-unless, In
deed. he can steal the suit when he steals
the umbrella.
New lace collars for dressy wear an:
made up in the Dauphin, RobesPierre,
Roi de Rome, Stuart, Gir0ndin, or
Charles III style, according to fancy, and
are all equally fashionable, the essential
point being that they shall he very
large. These shapes are becoming to
slender ladies.
A handsome design recently brought
out i'm fine tableclOtIls is quite novelty
in housekeeping requisites. The ma
terial is China satin, beautifully adorned
with appliqued linen flowers. Napkins
folded like acravat and fastened tOgcth-
or with fancy pin, have been intro
duced ut Partisan grand dinners.
Spring bonnets are to lie found in
lirht weight vclvets. silks, surahs, sat
ms. cra,x.y and laces, but very few such
arc vet shown, the earlier specimens be-
ing Of Tuscan, Milan, English and satin
straws. and Panamas garnished in every
conceivable manner, with ribbons, laces
and plunles, aigrcttes, feathers and
flowers, in combination with grapes an"
velvets.
Chine silks are shown for young girls
evening wear in scattered patterns OF
single blossoms on white ground. The
overskirts to these are made in shel'.
herlc..s style caught up with loops ann
ends Of black velvet ribbon over = short
unslerskirt OF. white silk: The c9rsage Is
| made in the Louis NV style. The new