West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-07-07
Fashion Notes.

All shades q gray are in high tAYor.
The pc e is all the race FOR children
Peaked bIimmcd bonncts grow in favor
Gold colored stockings are in high
favor.
Large collars, capcs aud pelernca arr
lnuch worn.
Pleatcd brim and chr crown honnc,'
arc much worn.
Faille will be the leading drons fabric
next winter
The short, glaoc &il glove ia almost u
thing of the past.
Long wristcd raa colorcd and pun
gloves are AL the rage
Hats with eccentric brims are worn to
a limited extent,
Confirmation drcsscs t. bc in good
taste, mus, be very PLAN.
French gray and Egyptian red com
biuc will In costumes.
Lace is the correct thing FOR all ono
fabric thin dresses.
Hats arc worn far back on the head,
boantts tip-tiliod forward.
Light wool dresses will be worn until
che weather is warmer.
Burano lace cloth Is very fashionable
IN France and England
Childrens muslin caps have wide brims
or borders of embroidery
Waistcoats for ladies ale revived. and
worn under cutaway jackets.
Dresses all one fabric are more in favor
than combination costumes.
Medium sizes hats OF bonneis are more
worn than very large or very small one
Skirts trimmed whh lace put on IN
half moon shapes, will be very fashion
able.
An inside waist of the san, shade
should always be worn under every Jersey.
A new Linn lace, OF very lue quail
ity is coming into use for black lace bon
nets.
Mousquetsire gloves have been i'm
proved by series Of classics on the
inner side of the wrist.
Muslin bonne;s with cap crowns and
pleated lace bring appear among other
millinery novelties.
After all white or cream tinted fan
mel serge makes the prettiost aud most
suitable seaside suit.
Quaintness, something unexpected and
original, is the ann of tho modiste aud
milliner this season.
The new Suede gloves, with elastic
wrists. take the name Of giants TGupes,
the Bourse, and the Coppclia glove.
Eonnets with peaked brims usually have
bow or bunch of flowers placed within
The brim directly over the forehead.
Capes and mantelcls OF lace, chenille,
and bead netting, ere worn on dressy
occasions, even when the weather is
very hot.
1t is fancy with the French dress
makers to cut the bolt N of the skirt in
turrct blocks, aud under these to place II
pleated rrfie.
The small colored bstIste p cket hand
kercbitf, trimmed with lace and worn
in front OF the bodice is pretty English
.sshion.
The frames of fine fans are Of tortoise
shell, mother of pearl, black carved or
brown polished wood, sometimes Vanished
End. ornamented with small pictures.
The economical will be glad 20 learn
that silks will be cheaper than ever this
fall, as thousands of pieces Of last year
silks have lately been purchased at Lyons
at cots prices.
A pretty foreign fashion for small girls
is to dress them in pelIssos Of red Suraf
or Turkey twill, entirely covering their
white dresses. With these they wcr,
large wide-brimmcd hats and little rec
SOCKS, not stockings.
The latest novelty for morning hats
for the city, for driving, and FOX the sea
SIDE are high-crJwned E1glsb walking
bats OF rough white straw with alopinl
crowns, brims pointed front and back
and rolled close against the crown OF
each side.
The preferred trimming Of white rougl
straw, L Igiish walking hats is two enur,
birds-pigeons, ring doves. or parcquets
These 5rds are placed on the left side o.
the hat, fastening down a scarf Of crep,
dc chine or velvet, which surrounds tht
crown.
Large white Leghorn hats are trimme,
around the crown with white osricl
plumes, or bcquet of rec and white rose
tied with sproys Of white lilac. Within
the brim are placed, near the edge a poi
wire within this wire gold lace in h
torchon dis.gns BE- ia; on. and furth,
back, next the face, p!ea,ings Of whit
lace OF a puG Of white null or white net
- afs---
Humorous,
h burst Of conrIence- failure of