Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-08

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Vests take the place of fchus.
Scarf mantles are very graceful.
Faille Is more stylish than satin.
Shirred basques are still popular.
Back braid trims coIored dresses.
Large bows are used on low shoes.
Neckerchiefs are tied in large bows.
Berry buttons are used In jet and pearl.
Skirts are narrow, but bustles are large.
Surplice necks are stylish and becoming.
Matinee sacques are made Of satin surah.
New pokes poke downward in the fore
head.
Japanese crimped Grape is used for bon
nets
Ivory white is the fashionable shade of
white.
Jumbo gray is the latest shade OF that
color.
ckey caps are worn by some equestri-
ennes.
Shoulder capes cross in front in surpllce
styles.
India linen is used for white morning
dresses.
Small black Neapolitau bonnets are fash
ionable.
DIamond-shaped openings are on new
corsages.
Breakfast caps are of silk muslin en-
oroidered.
Braiding on jackets bids fair to become
very common.
Veronese green is an artistic shade for
spring dresses.
Watering place dresses for day and even
ing are short.
Alpacs or bectine dresses are imported
from London.
Smooth English cloths are more stylish
than cheviots.
Wild rose pink is the stylish color for
evening dresses.
Jersey gloves of black silk will be worn
with spring suits.
Soldier blue is the popular shade for cloth
jackets and suits.
Noon and D. m. are fashionable hours
for day weddings.
Ostrich feathers droop over the front edge
of large straw hats
Worth uses striped and chaugeabIe silks
in HIS richest dresses.
sheils cloth is the latest high novelty for
portieres and heavy curtains.
Turbans are small and soft crowned, and
are worn far back on the head.
A turtle OF sardonyx, set with diamonds,
makes fashionable breastpin.
Large Rembrant hats are covered with os-
| trich feathers and shaded roses.
JERSEY jackets are preferred to the mas
| culine English walking jackets.
Persian cloth mantles trimmed with che
| mile fringe are very fashionable.
Puffs or ruches are more stylish than
OlaatipOs for adOfnO draes Skfrte
Embroidery should match the dress goods
instead OF being contrasted with 1t.
The combinations of black and white in
vogue twenty years ago are revived.
Large pokes, trimmed with brick red
feathers are imported for aesthetics.
Basques with skirts of different fabrics
are still popular, and are economical.
Riding habits skirts barely touch the
ground when the wearer stands erect.
Chenille-spotted, silvered aud shaded
tulles appear among ball dress fabrics.
Silk underclothing In silk princesse
shapes is worn with the new costumes.
japanese satines have heads, birds, fans,
screens and letters printed upon them.
Flannel dresses for seaside and mountains
are OF soldier blue, or of mustard color.
Marguerite dresses of white or pale blue
cashmere are in favor with young ladies.
Brick-red silk stockings, with neck rib
bons to match, are worn with black dresses.
Embroidered silk muslin aud nuns veil
ing are the finest fabrics for white dresses.
A poke, fan and parasol are imported
with country dresses of cretonne, foulard
and percale.
A silver fly with wings of Rhine crystals
and ruby eyes, on golden leaf, is late de-
sign in hatrpins.
Cadet-blue flannel, trimmed with many
rows OF braid, will be a favorite mountain
dress this summer.
Maroon or Egyptian red In combination
with porcelain blue is much admired in
lawn tennis goods.
Gold collar buttons represent pan'y, bird
or butterfly, or else they have a turquoise,
pearl or diamond In the centre.
One of the prettiest mock jewel brooches
is harp of silver set with CRYSTALS and mock
rubies, with twisted golden strings.
The kitten and the serpent in silver, with
diamond or rocco jewel enamelling, ore ia
vorite designs for all kinds of ornaments.
Shirred poke bonnets of silver gray surab,
trimmed with silver beaded tulle and blush
roses, are worn by round, rosy-faced young
ladies.
Boots laced up the front are coming into
fashion for the promenade. They are in kid
or morocco, faced and finished with patent
leather.
Old style checked ginghams in dainty
shades of pink and blue, but vastly i'm
proved 10 the weaving, have returned to
popularity.
A dozen OF the cold masters" live again
in new spring round hats and garden party
chapeaux, Sir Peter Lely and Vandyke tax
ing the lead.
Long silver pins, with round or pear
shaped silver heads, or heads OF Rhine
crystal, are used to fasten down the pleats
and cascades of lace jabots.
1t is considered in bad style to wear the
crinolette or hustle close up to the waist;
it must be fastened some inches below 1t to
be in fashionable position.
Large dots, or circles, of circumference
greater than q silver trade dollar, appear in
dark or light colors on contrasting grounds,
In some of the finest light cheviots.
Cream white cotton grenadine is made up
over Saline and trimmed with flowers cut
out OF cretonne for summer dresses. A
bonnet, fan and parasol are made to match
these.
Jersey bodices of cut blue, mauve color,
rose, cream or pale gray are worn with white
satin skirts trimmed with tinted lace, the
tint corresponding with the color of the
jersey.
The most fashionable styles In walking
costumes are those which show a perfectly
plain skirt, formed of some rich material,
gored in French fashion, thus giving It the
Saehet seen upon no other skirt. Around the
bottom is placed q full rampant" outstand-
ing ruche, which constitutes the only trim
ming. Above this is worn a short polonaise,
with full, short pO4fS at the side, or point
ed bodice and tunic, with panniers. To be
worn with these are handsome jackets or
visites to correspond. Later on, shoulder
cspes--Incroyable, Vandyke, Mother Hub
bard, Quaker and CaTack-will take the
place OF these wraps. Pelerines of every
description are to be more In vogue than
ever the coming season.
Superior Court.
This court will be convened to day at
10 a. m, Judge VIM. D. Harden, OF the
City Court of Savannah, presiding, when
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