The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-08
Tashiu'r UuttS,

White null and ea'htr pompons u N
a small Panama very tasiily.
D ts and spots of all shapes sad siz s
are on nearly all The spring goods.
Satins are very stylish and are found
IN all colors.
Black linen. cuff, Land collars ore very
pretty and suitable for travelling wear.
Light shaded cashmpres make up ex-
quiseitely for evening dresses for youn :
ladies.
Stylish parasols will continue TO match
The dress in c1lbr and sometimes In ma
terial.
Shoes with cl tn tops Of the same
material 90 the dress are sem very ire
.qaen,lv on the street and in the house.
Full hutton gloves are quite as stylish
as the sa9gy Bernaarits that have held
sway in the glove department for so long
period.
Tyrolesn hats o. colnred straw are
trimmed hut verv little, two straps o
colorcd lea her and fat bi,a be iag con
sitered sufficient. esvF-
The very small checked foufards are
extremely stylish and are M Ade up either
alone or with plain colurs
The moso favored goods for spring
and summer wear are nuns yelling cash
mere AMI hrocad'd ana embroidered
woolen goods
A fashion c'rresp IN dent predicts that
'ihe ugly terra Gotta that has had such
run is destined to be short-!ived ,l-
or"
Foo'-in-ihe grave vonng mer in ai,li-
ton TO h,nging their hair apply rouge
and powder as freely on their declining
compilations as any Southern belle.
Pocket .handkerebiefs with borders
that ma ch .he costume In color are very
pretty for ordinary wear a cplored
handkerchief should never be carried on
full dress occasions. sEtJAA
A very hand.oma hahv cloak is made
OF navy blue cloth trimmed with velve,
of tie sam. shade Down the front
and back is a wide plat, and it is very
much like a, Russian blouse. rhe sleeves
are perfectly plain.
Very striking and handsome are the
goods in which several shades and COL
nrs may be detec.ed, changing with the
light thrown on the goods. They are
the same c.'ors that our great.gran'-
methers considered so stylish, now be-
ing revised by their grandchildren.
) Dresses are made With skirts OF six
or coarse alpaca in The color Of the
grounding Of the plaid. On the lnwer
part OF The skirt are surah or cachemire
halayeuae paitings in the various colors
Of the plaid. The wai.t may consist Of
q PLATED blouse matching the skirt and
drawn In 10 the 6gure by leather b,h.
The rather long bas que is b,r'iered with
colored plaitings matching those on the
skirt A richer stvle may he used for
street wear. which. h.consis,s OF sicilienne
satqne ir the Dame or q darker shade
thansthai OF the grounding Of the plaid
fabric. A blue or brown cloth Jacket
may also serve with these suits il The
colors harmoniz, with the hnes in the
material. The proper blending Of col
ars is absolutely necessary for all wooden
suits. Hats 10 match these dresses are
of coarse or ordinary straw in brown or
'.cnrdont lined with red, pink. or blue
surah. and -trimmcd with very little OF
the 'erial Of the dress. They a-e
either hordered with scordone" lace or
with ball fringe in chenille. wool, or silk
in the colsis OF the plaid. On the right
side over the folds OF the drapery is a
bunch Of flowers contrasting in ,colnr
with the goods and with the plain color
OF the siraw -Ne,o York Times