The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-30

Among colleG[1On @K 1eWelTg WoEa la
1881, | note chiefly a long string of jet
beads elaborately carved. yfota The eell-
tire a large, exquisitly carved heart 10 sas-
pended. The ear-dropa are leng, heavy
pendants; which fact accounts for SO
many ragged ears among old fashionables.
This set was worn at the time of the death
Of William w., 40 an em mblena of monFtl-
ing.
META YVaLLkRs.
LATEST MODES F0g LADIES.
Breakfast caps Of Fanchon shape are
made of new rnulls with colored grounds
On which gay roses are printed.
Copper shades with electric blue, straw
berry red with rife green, and brown with
green, are the contrasts of color favored
for autumn toilets. ... -."..@=
Very long-stemmed reges are the artidci-
al flowers most desirable for corssge bou-
quets. A single rose costs 81, ana from
five to ten are mounted in group.
At the millinery openisige last week
muffs were shown TO match bonnets. The
soft mutf of velvet or plush trimmed with
chenille fringe 10 prettiest with dark bol-
nets.
| Students caps Of velvet with sof,
crown, a shirred band, large bow in
front, and a birds wing on the left side
are worn by young ladies, and are chosen
to match the color OF the costume with
| which they are worn.
New basques are sngle-breaeted. When
ornamental bust drapery is added it takes
the form Of long guiEnpe, OF short
piastron, either square Or oval, and nsde
very full by gathers and folds.
Crstellatad edges make 3 tasteful finish
for basques and skirt-front breadths Of
cloth and cashmere dresses. They are made
| more effective by being welCed with "a cord
or fold of bias silk.
Corded silks out number satins in i'm
ported dresses. These are to make long,
slender overdress, with skirts OF rich bro
caded silks that have the figures Of plush
or velvet thrown up on corded silk sur
face.
Silk squares for the neck are doubled aud
pointed low in front, and the open space
filled in with two frills Of lace. Sky blue,
crushed strawberry, and crevette squares
are used, with the edges seooped or TRIM
med with lace Or hemstitched.
| Velvet round hats with high, square
crowns and straight brims in sailor shape
are becoming to youthful faces. They have
two wide bands Of velvet folded around
the crown, and dagger or arrow OF gilt,
bronze, or silver is thrust i'll the band.
Carrick caps take away the stiff, plain
look of cloth redingotes. They are made Of
plush, with tnrned-down collar fastened
by silver brooch; or they may be Of the
cloth or the garment, with the collar COW
cred with braiding and . border Of braid
ing on the edge.
| Arrow-points, arsbesques, lotus-leaves,
ebelisks. columns with various Egygtlan
and Turkish designs are wovcn in the new
tapestry woolens that are fashionable Tor
overdresses. Japanese atorks and fan pat
terms are also imported, but have lest fa-
vor, AZ they have been 30 long used,
A skirt of velvet embossed with bToRze
kid, and paletot OF clcth with border Of
tur or feathers, is an elegant model for
winter suits. Dark green and seal brown
are the most desirable colors for such
dress. The bonnet 10 poke or felt with =
velvet band and large bird for trimming.
Black lace flounces that have been out OF
use almost for 8 generation are being
darped on petticoats and trains Of the state
" dresses worn at dinner parties. Chantil~
/ ~. Spanish, and guipure are the favorite
black laces for founces. Bonnete covered
with scarf of the lace to match are worn
with these dresses at receptions.
The very long trains OF new evening
dresses are reaction ON the short sklrts
and half-trains worn during the sutnmer
Four or five ample straight breadths give
sufficient fullness for the back; the front Ii
en- fourreau, or sneath-sfaped, clfnging Is
the figure, and representa- petticoat. asi
has no upper drapery, but 10 very elsbor
ately trimmed across the lowest part, Th'
waist is d cuirass basque, fttea ger,
smoothly, with low, round neck, shoulder
straps, and bertha drapery OF lace.
LATEST MODES EoR GENTLEMEN.
Tn silk hats the bell crown is worn il
two nights, both lower than last season
} and with heavy rolling brin. For middle
AGED and old men the dat top on squar
cornered black Derby will be worh. der
bys for young men are In three nights
The crowns are rounding and the erlHl
curled heavily as il silk hats.
} In evening dress snits the sWalloW-ta
coat is made from black West OF Englan
cloth or fine Wales worstede. There i yer
, LITTLE change to note In their constructors
The collar and lapels are cut narrower
I the roll not quite 90 extended; the skirt
! little shorter. Both shawl and notehe
collars are worn, and silk facings are de
J cidedly the choice. The vests are cut i
button four buttons, with rolling collarI
, The trousers are cut quite close 60 tl1e forl
1 Of the leg. Pumps Or low cut shoe
: made from patent leather, and colored 81
stockings, are very generally worn fe
r evening paEties and weddings.
: For demi-dress suits the double-breas
j cd frock-coat, or, as it ID eoneti lines t.allef