Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-07
FASHION LETTER TO MEsSRS. WEINS7OCK & LUBIN
NEw YORK. March 81, 1888.
AND THE DAYS FOLLOWING

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NEW York, March 81 1888.
much discussion indignation the views
recently expressed condition proper position
the Rev Dr. Morgan Dix his Lenn lectures While
your correspondent either the other side in
the distinguished Trinity Parish and the
offended weaker New York city while read Of
Conkng Hsversick tragedy which brother
kills his enemy assuming sister, wife and mother from
gnomny infamy without feeling that there crying need
social Ideas crying need of renchan blade op off
and lay bare the fostering cankr which eating
the via of social law and order happy knowing that
AMERICAN HUSBAND rs THE MOST FoRBEARING
indugent husbands Would well if the
Americas husbands less mbued with these amicabe virtueg
thereby the American wife be careless of the
which becoming wife, and reckless alike of her and
her husbands and happiness his PRIDE his and his purse?
Extravaganza ondnes for excitement and greed for the sensational
cqrrupug which, finding its the earhd
decrang the family altar and destroying the home Because Dr.
Dix happens be the first whose voice has been raised protest
against should eprobad
feel like joining Soros in the anathema like denuncia
ton of the brave and noble position he has taken With the home
influence and honorable expect the husband the father
the brother and the forth into the battle of the world
and braver and though accredit much
in his failures in lilies conflicts. there is much
charge to woman in her failure to helpmeet.
With happiness prosperity
action wife fail of her duty and with the remembrance of
guardianship the wife, few husbands could fail least
devotion which appreciation
grounddn affection These thoughts into which betrayed
by that often disposed wander off from projected track
hardly relevant just with spring openings of everyday
renee spring shopping uppermos the
just say ladies
spring are there temptations
extravaganza We richer elegant goods
in orr market and we have never known season when they were
alluring.
PREVALENCE OF THE ENGLISH "CAPOTE."
By the by as we promised our last letter we must say
word regard to the millinery display in the expOOn retail
houses again. the during last fall and winter
think fashion disposed play false You will
remember that earliest reference to spring styles in millinery
we the probable prevalence of small bnnets that
the apote leading fancy in the headdress Them
somewhat to our SURPRISE
were brought and the probabilities seemed their
Now, the small bonnets have again the ead and
dmnuve that they appear to be nothing
the with of brm, and little trim
ming ribbon lace and flowers little feather
posed high left side Some of Them indeedhe English pO
especialys little oval with puff of velvet ruche of lace
the edge outlined by densy
garland of supplemented little uft blossoms
tanning agree nestled by several hummn birds posed high
ON the left te trimming being completed by strings of narrow
ribbon Much tnselry will be Many of the prett
models the apo have the of ns with puff of vel
by gold point lace substitute bm while
little uf of ostrich tips, feather frequently
garnture the cluster of flowers Attractive capo
basket badng in two coo two shades of the color
velvet ribbon interviewer and overlapping the edge the
brim; trimming many and oked
ribbon posed high the left d completed by strings of
ribbon o. instead of the rosete close cluster hiotrope
geranum blossoms rosebud pansies dasieF feather
pompor used Flower and uban also exceedingly pop
ular These simply the frame edges with puff of velvet lace
ruch covered with small blossoms set hick possible close
garland of the outlining brm
trimming uf of flowers rosete, with ribbon
strings.
SMALL B8NNETs, HOWEVER NOT RULE
exclusion of large shapes These have their advocates
and these destined have the styles
of the season-Wth notable favor the weather
and there is greater need TO shelter the
ewes the The shapes heretofore noticed
the openings the retail houses with special
that with the triangular fhwife bm. OF
these basket braids with assistant inrbradng
ribbon. They faced with velvet;
service velve. ribbon be the popular
trimmng-h baing agreeable from the long both
fweshough first flowers and montures ostrich
all in the trimming of the large bonnets.
LARGE HATs-sTRAw
Large ganing notice. by and probably by
will be demand they
ago. bunne the braids
velvet frequently dapery bar folded
heavy of featherh fact also throwing
to the dispatched spring
STYLES millinery flowers,
large hats understanding that these hats expected
duty summen watering or in the country
the spring costume the promenades of the city.
THE FAvORITE.
present, combining psded with plain
checked material the mode the most style showing
basque plain the checked stuff the dpery lifted
high in front and forming dropping the
back finished with collar and cuffs of the pded
the skirt laid in wide double
pi and each plat striped down the center with piece
velvet ribbon used in several trims th front dspery and
graceful fancy dpes sash Of wide velvet ribbon around the edge of
back This style of dressmakng particularly effective
fashionable chsngeabe checked silks velugs
velvet trimming lending much richness to TIE substantial
MANTELETs
The wraps small manes, many of them with
csps perne tashape fronts and