Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-24
The Latest Fashions.

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ent season.
The newest material for wedding
robes Is velyet-brocaded rcpped silk.
White camels' hair, embroidered with
four-o' clocks and field daisies, composes
a lovely tea gown exhibited mp town,
Novel French veilings In cream and
snowdrop white, and all the latest
aesthetic shades, come with silk broche
figures in Louis NH designs.
New waterlng-plaee wraps for even
ing, Of white cashmere or yigogne, ele-
ganlly embroidered in delicate colors,
and lined with tinted surah, are cut
with flowing Chinese sleeves.
Dresses composed Of the new, very
delicate limitations Of Valenciennes lace
and insertion, in combination with silk
null, are now shown for waterng-pace
wear. They comprise the bodice, short
skirt, and wide sash drapery, the latter
made wholly Of the lace. These dresses
are worn, not over silk slips, as Is usual,
but over ilounced underdresses of the
sheerest muslin, this giving an uncom-
monty light and airy appearance to the
toilet. They are rs pretty and chic as
they are perishable.
Slippers and sandals for full dress are
Of white Danish kid. with white lace
rosettes on the instep, into which are
set small buckles Of Rhine pebbles.
Charles TX. shoes, with straps across
the instep, are shown for demi toilet, as
are also those Of bronze kid in Louis XI.
style; and newer than either are Italian
shoes with revers lined with satin in
bright colors, the shoe itself being OF
black satin. Sometimes the revers
cross the front Of the shoe. and finish
with a bow of ribbon the color Of the
gay lining.
Large patterned broeades Of satin
with exquisitely tinted raised figures in
velvet are much employed for the fronts
Of elegant evening toilets. The bodice
and train are made OF white satin or
silk, or sometimes Of q tint matching
the background Of the 1rocade, or FREE
quently Of the color of the raised de-
signs. The train is drawn aside, reveal
ing ihe eaolier' anu its cages are either
nhlshed WIN a caSeaaed trimming OF
eolored Spanish lace, rose plating OF
the plain satin, or an immense feathery
ruche, into which are set here and there
bouquets oi inc nnest rreneh mowers
anu -, ieaFes'
me GRACEFUL snepheTaess hat Is much
worn oy young glris' IL comes ~ iancy
lace straw ana Legnorn' ana the mai
,, nrlln = 3, liIea ,l INSIDE WIN yeiVet some
.lilcs tne Vrlin y caught up ~ one siae'
put usually the nat Is worn IN true shep-
heruess iashlon, lne velvet hnlnIg con
tIasts OF corresponds ~ UNI WIN inc
nowers y. We > WnereNlth lile hat Is decorated
rlslu 1 Lowers look resi- against uark pine
Nei'ev iinihg' pinh ioses agaiilsl y piack
one, ana poPpies' shhulhg 10 nesh tlts,
agalist very ueep ruby one. some ol
tae m nals are laYlsniy trimmed win
uroopihS piuihos ana huge scarlet roses
OF OF WIN . Wreatll q yellow holiyhocks'
! ne rage LOT pflght yeilow mowers Is,
however, on the aecline'
an oriental roDe pordered win
superb &c cashmere designs is worthy OF
hole' me SKIRT whouy wilite, Is shilrea
mere ana there without any apparent
intention whlle me t9nlc' whlch IS IN
reanty a large hali-shawi' ialls quite
low on the right slde, dlsplaying IN full
the large crimson PAIN at the corner
the remainder nelng drawl up hlgh on
lhe leit sue ana onhched carelessiy In
Ihe paek' Inc podice opens IKE
japanese uresslig-gown over richly