Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-08
Fashion Notes.

Jabots of lace remain in vogue.
Velvet ribbon will be much worn.
Dress bonnets arc of medium size.
Bonnets are less large this season.
Long redingotes will again be worn.
Shapes of round fats are as varied as
ever.
Childrsn's collarettes grow larger and
larger.
Applique embroidery is still very
fashionable.
Black dresses are again in high favor
in Paris.
Foule cloth is the rival of chevoits
and twesds.
New Raglans are cut with Japanese
and dolman sleeves.
New grenadines come In beautiful
Spanish lace designs.
English walking jackets are tailor
made, and very plain.
Hammered metal buttons appear
among new dress trimmings.
The finest upholstery laces are the
Cluny, antique, and Louis XIV.
Trimmings on spring bonents will be
massed in clusters on the top.
The new feule cloth come in all
shades of new colors for street wear.
Ruches and chicorees around the bot
tom Of the skirts remain in favor
Ottoman silk and satin de Lion are
combined in new spring costumes.
Amber and tortoise shell pins appear
among new millinery ornaments.
To dress well requires thought and
experience even more than money.
Short visItes, very handsomely trim
med with lace, will be much worn.
New Havelocks have several collars
and one deep Grape cut in dolman shape.
The Hayelock and Raglan are the pop
ular cloaks for general service this
spring.
Lace cloaks, unlined but handsomely
trimmed, como among other lace impor-
tations.
Pinkish heliotrope, amaranth, and
scabiouse, dark red and purple shades.
are termed Judle.
Lace pokes, with brims of lace pleat-
ing, are seen among spring novelties in
millinery.
Walking dresses remain short, but
house dresses and toilets of ceremony
are demi-trained and trained.
A dash of yellow is the toilet, on the
bonnet, and in the household decoration
is the fancy of the moment.
Polonaises grow in favor and are made
Of ~
drapery, but rich trimmings.
The Grentze bonnet, with two rows of
bOx-pleated wired lace for the brim, will
be much worn in the early spring.
Hussar jackets and basque-cut bodiees
of Jersey cloth will be much worn with |
skirts of woolen plaids in the early
spring.
In Paris they are wearing very large
bonnets, but the American importations !
are as yet in medium sizes for the most
part.
Beautiful and dressy spring costumes
are made of satin rhadames or Surah |
combined with croche OF embossed vel |
yeteenS.
Normandy Valenciennes, an improve
ment on Italian lace, will be the popular
trimming for young girls and children's
white dresses next summer
A new lace, the Helvetisn, has res
eau OF heavy square meshes, Spanish
lace designs for the borders, with patch
es of Brussels ground, on which are
duchesse flowers.
Hammered silver buttons are used Oh
gray, pale blue. and rose colored cos
TUNES, bronze buttons on olive, green
and brown suits, and old gold on tan,
brick, and terra Gotta dresses
A novelty in household goods is a
sham pillow Of stiff asteboard, eoncave
for the real pillow to remain
in, while the pillow sham of lace or en-
broIdered or ruffied muslin is placed on
the upper side of the sham pillow, which
is covered with pink, blue, or red silesia
or silk. These sham pillows greatly IA
cilitate the work Of dressing the bed in
the morning and undressing it at
night
The Maine House has passed to be en-
crossed, the bill RESTORING canital nnn-