The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-14
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,.dies abroad carry slsddes
Icsr csues With gold hsadA 1
.,,.,hteued mouss'' color b . pale
@;th = dash Of gIsenish- brown IN t.
,..,s and square toes arc sapidly
LaeSrwsedine high heels and pointed toss.
.. :. A heavy demand on the U.
Tnes~ .',rv Tor 6right new dimes for
s.,sI~. There are none In the Depart
mpnt.
rmnress Of Austria has ct Q
ins , sirs.ady largely followed In Eu-
s."e of wearing the hair rowing over
the shoulders.
The lace sleeves 90 Msnlonsoie last
~" S.vc now lost favor, and already
.y".,.im the dress - one Of last winters
rardrobe.
Che Princess Of Wales has declared
no long, wrinkled glove clumsy and
.icnchy. and appears always In nx-but-
toned, tightly-itting gloves'
The rertmgadin. or farthingale. form
-. two full p,lfls or paniers attached to
''s o;rted antique waist, has been re-
..,.d hy French dressnlakers.
1.c. manufacturers are hecoming
.,;II;onaires. for lace Of every description
- "...i even in greater pr0fusi0n than
i,st YEAR on dinner, reception and even
inx toilets.
Silver jewelry is still the most fashion
hi. for Young ladies; there IL an endless
s,r;,tv Of this kind Of jcwelry, and it IL
moro simple and suitable to young IL
dies than gold.
Whit. nuns cloth, white Ursuline
ond white trap d'ete are made into
CHARMING evening dresses with silver
fringe trimmings, hands Of white silk
vin,lss and white chenille fringe.
A freak Of Worth's is putting on sim
nle walking costumes an embroidered
tMn,,,., instead Mf the real or artificial
one 80 generally worn of late on the
t0.iics OF evening and dinner dresses.
The most fsstidiOus ladies now use the
;o,itation Valellciennes lace for dress or
nanent especially when it is woven in
lhc new designs that have all the work
near the edge, and show good deal OF
the plain part in its SIuare-lOOking
meslles.
Very young ladies' who drr~s in the
simple Farisian style now dictated for
then, avoid lace, and use plaitings Of Ly-
ons tulIc in the neck Of dresses. These
Mllc plait: ngs arr incOnspicuGus. leca use
20 narr"w, they do not show Nm inch
shove the dress collar.
Velvet Of contrasting color is used by
..l,.> 1;l-., oh ssA r1Nf1
k.ts On young ladies' wool dresses.
Thus, white chutldah dress has u vest,
Abllar, cuffs. and panier sash Of sapphire
velvet, and a white nuns yelling dress
has ruby plush arranged in the same
way. For pink wOOls, dark garnet vel
vet or else the dullcst olive green is
chosen.
Spanish net with very large polka dots
iikc n,,nns wrought in it is imported,
with lace to correspond, with heavily
sra!lopt.l esl:..x and large dots like Moons
Blondes who utilize handsome black
cStunMs for rseptiOns, turn the neck
down in u low point. and wear black
SpanisI, lace dotted fichus. Those with
the rose patterns, or with leaves or ar
Ie~Irn1, arr now 80 popular as those spot
ted larts.
The richest toilets are those with vel
let basque and train, with an cnlbrOid-
nSltablier; ~, for instance. q ruby vel
vet basque and train arc made up with u
vest and petticmt front breatlths Of cream
satin embroidered by hand in Paris, hut
in an elaborate japanese design of PEA
cockS, phc:asants and flowers that makes
the fabric cost Sl755 yard; the trimming
is rssscncntcric beading Of ruby shade
laid over pale blue satin.
Very full rufls Of white or Of black
lace, cncircling the neck closely. are
the latest style Of lingerie. sometimes
lnro or scarf Of similar lace Is tied in
front: in either cs,se the ruff 10 simply
fastened l,y br.Dch. These are shown
in Spanish and Breton laees, black and
white alike. With black lace rufis no
white il worn next the skin, and this 10
alsO true Of the black fichus that are
now worn open very low ut the throat.
\ stylish way Of trimming q black
silk "r satin waist il to have a pointed
collar cr vest Of solid jet, incrustCd with
heals put on without design, covering
the surface entirely, and edged with
two rows Of very large cut jet bcaals; the
Louis XIV. ru1flcs Of sOft white lace are
then added to the neck, front and
sleeves. Black lace flOunces arr also
worn again on black satin trimmed skirts
but are confined to the front breadtlls.
Mufis arr worn In every shape many
more fancy ones being used this season
than previous ones. They are trimmed
with lace. flowers, birds and ribbon, and
are usually made Of plush, velvet. sattn,
" the material Of the dress. Fur mufls
are very much Of the same shape as
Those worn last season. except Those
made Of scsl-skin, which are fiat. like
those made Of plush ar velvet. Many
IHrsons are turning their fur ni,ltis in
SHE ":!, and trimming them like Ion
nets, With lace, ribbons and feathers.
Washington Etiquette.
- many If our lady readers expect
!h,ir husbands will become members d
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