The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-07-20
LADIES' COLUMN.
Fashion Points

Hellotfope Is again In fashion
| White is as much worn as ever
English pokes are in high favor
| White bonnets are, again il
| fashion. 80
Large and small collars are boil
worn.
| Tinted yeilings are more worr
than white ones. -l vi 80.
| Bonnets are gradually encroach
ing over the cars.
The brims of rchildren's hats are
wider than ever. g
Cadet blue is a favorite color fol
children's straw hats. g..
Brandebourgs and fourages fas
ten and decorate many corsages.a
Bonnets with black curtains
falling over the chignon are re
vived.
French lawn and organde mus
Inns divide favor with mulls fol
white dresses.
Lace ruches are used to edge the
chine silk dresses worn at recep-
tions.
Crushed banana is the name tor
the new pale yellow shades worn this
season.
Shirred sunbonnets in the Kate
Greenaway style are much worn by
little girls al.--s- Ha.
Jet embroidery with chenille
pompons, is one of the chief novel
ties of the season. ...
Large bustles are worn only by
women who are outside the charmed
circle of society.
The bouquet pin is an improve
ment on the lace pin for fastening
the corsage bouquet.
Plain null dresses are made effec-
tive by founces and trimming of
polka dotted embroidery.
Two deep box-pleatings ar
ranged as puffs make a beautiful
tablier for summer silk dresses.
Dangling balls of wool and pom
pons are the fashionable trim
mings for imported wooden dresses.
Chemisettes or guimps of pleated
white null are worn with surplice
waists of dark lawn or foulard
dresses. al
White ostrich plumes are worn
on white chip, English Dunstable,
Italian, MANILA and Panama braid
hats. ...r .....
Student blue is a lovely shade of
pale gray blue, much in demand
for light wooden suits for country
wear
Dark blue or gray blue guimps
or yokes and sleeves are worn with
pale blue and pink gingham dresses
by children.
Dressy suits for children are
made of sateens, plain and figured, |
and trimmed profusely with lace
and embroidery.
In spite of the effort to introduce
Douffant skirts, paniers and bustles,
he outlines of all costumes remain
Ibout the same.
Floweres are worn to excess not
'nly on all festival occasions, but
.lso in the morning, at home, in the
treet, and for carriage toilet.
Children wear Mother Hubbard
nd Kate Greenaway dresses of
'urkeyred calico, with white mus
n yokes or guimpses and sleeves |
The most popular fancy work of
his summer is Russian embroidery
nown as point sans nvers, which
leans needlework without any
-rong side.
Phe corsage bouquets of the pass
lg moments are of white daisies
18th yellow centres and yellow dai-
les with black centres or dwarf
Festooned bias scarfs of silk
dyed with lace are called Marie An
Iinette founces, and are the trim
lings on French dresses for balls
nd parties
A new fancy for pleated skirts of
ne wooden dresses is to put wide
ox-pleats alternating with a group
f knife pleats the whole length of
ne skirt. .la .r .sI-t
One of the prettiest costumes for
ne country is a shrimp pink sateen
18th ecru embroidered ruffles, and a
lrge MANILA hat trimmed with
'hite roses and red currants.
Among splendid novelties sent1
yer from Paris are embroiders of
letalic bullion and imitation Jewels,
lcrustations in relief upon velvets,
rocades, damasks and satins.
The new Grenada blonde has the
CURES of Spanish lace on very
hin grenadine ground. 1t is made
p over colored satin of contrasting
olors-such as black over red, or
hite over yellow.
English women use many old
Ishioned fabrics that have long
cen out of market in this country;
lese are chally, muslin de laine,
Ointed muslins, taffeta silks and
lie handkerchief dresses.
Blue with brown is a fashionable A
,ntrast of colors in imported y
resses. A pale blue foulard with
lrk brown figures trimmed with
,ws of brown velvet ribbons is one
the prettiest of the season.