The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
FASHION MOTIFS.

Fancy feathers Of every description
are the rage for millinery ase.
Arabesques Of Satouchc are the
leading jacket aud wrap gasniture~.
Telegraph, hua>ar, electric and
royal are four very popular shade" Ut
blue.
Royal cardinal jackets are very
fAshio0ably worn over black skirts 1T
elk, satin oe cashmere.
Amagooe cloths, embroidered or
adorned With aga6eoQueso Of Satouche,
Ooopooo. The 6vosite trlmmings III
automn promenade costumes.
Shaeu goode Of Ill kinds 10 brown
lawn oe5oe, dark green. dark blue, Of
In p)aids Of heather mixture, are the
most fashionable Ut oil utility fabrics.
For evening wear tan-colored
SWede shoes, trimmed with large
satin bows and buckles Ut Rhine
pebbles ct with silver, are consid-
cred very chic; but, unless the feet
aSe very small. there xue tears that
this adoenment will cause them to
assume the appearance al ''beetlc
cru0hen."
Dorsay redingOtes arr imported.
made a black Lyons velvet aud
trimmed with . magnificent applique
work Of black embroidery and jet.
They are fastened down the front
ftcm & throat to the bottom Of the
skirt with coatly corsleliers and hand
some cut jct buttons in medallion de-
sgns.
Worth b sending to America very
elegant toilets Of hrNadetl plush In
silver gray, combining this fabric
with the new Ottoman silks in royal
blue, dark green and ruby. These
dresses are iu1de short. with artistic
dSapefies Of the Ottoman silk at the
back, the plush forming the trout vi
the skirt arranged In transverse.
folds, con6ned by clusters Of loops Of
the ailk frimged with tlGo<.silk halls
In shatlcs OF gray.
Embroidery II still largely employ
Ell for drese-trimMlng, l,eing used ia
Ill manner Of materials. from fine
ladies' cloths t01batiny and gauze..
A very handsome Arenctian design il
used in tl0ss silk for trimming cash
mere dresses the embroidery Tor the
skirt front heing frOla twt I've to Ill
teen inches deep. In white cashmere
this trimming u PARTICULARLY etlec-
tive, and n,atinees and (;revian house.
robes made up with this elaborate
Rarniture lningling with it's creamy
artistic folds are the hight VI elt-
Gance. Made up. these imported
robes are sold for $l::' each. aud In
pattern boxes ready for the hands ri
the m0diste. they are rapidly sold for
the sum Of $90.
Among the jackets aud cOSt-l,0dies
at masculine cat are those 0f cheviot
made with pointed fronts, large side
pocleets, and fastened acr0ss the
front with brandebourys, " -" h"ssar.
These jackets open over u vest Ol
white or c0lOretl serge, and ut the ol,-
e0ing In the neck II sel tU"r lie g"r.,
Of tucker Ut linen with large Byron
collar above It, embroidered In each
cUsner; underneath this turnover
cellar b ret q c0lOrcal cravat exactly
like those worn BY gentlemen, amt
10 the centre Of Il u srt y scarf pin In
the shape of h0rxe4llHe 0r some
other fancy device.
The latest Waiting dreassC. that have
made their appearance are very sim.
pie and very handsome. 4 graceful
palet0t Of plain velvet. linst with
self-colored satin. II worn over skirt
Of watered silk, edged around the
foot with . sheel.pla,tesl ruche ri
satin. The bonnet Ia Of French felt,
lined with satin and Ornan,eltesi
with large ostrich rlumes. The
MsOwchOir mulf n Of velvet, matching
that forming the T,aicuts, bird 81
medium size, such ~ q young dove
or small paroque(, being M't Mt one
side. Everything about this costume
must match In hue precisely, except
the gloves, which must IN Of tan.cOl.
Ored undreosed kid. Such u costume,
In dark myrtle green. or royal blue,
b extremely elegant.