The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-21
seon alike OH silk and saith, velvet 81 81

seen alike on silk and satin; velvet: to'if or
: a pretty evening suit is of nuns
shade--'.Sea-shell pink" A. drcssy
lower skirt is made IN this way: A full
rose quilting pinked on. both sides is at
the lower edge of tic SKIRT; above this
is double Box-plaited flounce about
eight inches Vile, edged with tho eiifA
bsoidery. Next Is sagging puffabont
the same width, above which arc three
frills, composed of tho. embroidery
itself, about tliito inches in width.
Then another sagging puff, a trjilo
narrower than the first, which termi-
mates in rows of Shirring which eN-
tend up to tho waist. Over this. is
worn a ..panier polonniSS with the
paniers cut high 6nd full. They Gre
edged with embroidery put on plain.
Ihe mock is cut pompndour, and if
desirtd the sleeves are omitted; if.hats,
they arc cut long and close, and tlio
"sea-shcll pink" peua le sueIe gloves
arc drawn over them. Three rows of
pearl buttons, the shape of the aball.
butons', wHicE; obtaincd SO We'll last
winter, ofose tho front. A large bow
of watercd satin ribbon, Shade of cos
tune, is placed at, ffo back Of the
| neck, which with a Bouquet Of pink
! apple blossoms or pink-tintcd Water
lilics..Tsuch can be hid ut milliner's-
! pfh"cT on the left sidp Of the cor ,age
completes this toilette and :onffims
the thought that sca-slicll pink was tho
color in WHICH Venus AA}hroNte Was
clad by Mother. Mature beGoi6 she
arose from the sc.I and set tflp.word
agloW. This suit can by lpndo Of any
colorcd material; cca.k, t?e Niie. is
specially pretty. But even so simple Il
party dress is out Of the reach Of nai,y
"bonnic lassie', who loves, "a we'll
as her more fortunate sister, "to mix
| in tho lnazy". Let such remember
that ttottca Swiss is cheap, wears wen
| and washes so as to be "alnlost ns good
rs htW", and that II costume Of this,
/ with black hose and opcrn-tocd slip
perS; and June roses from Natures
own store can, with light heart and
WlnSomc manners, make You "uo" for
an evenings entertainment where YOU
eau, without fear Of dttrilncnt to your
gown, have "a jolly good time."
cannot close without q word con-
ccrning these lalor-malc suits which
are crcatinss shch u .f"rorc, much to
The terror and lisquictlldc of the
suppIantcd by the tai1ors. These suits
arc cloth garments, close fitting and
neatly pressed. Ehcy arc the most
stylish walking dresses, alil a strictly
jushionablc woman would not be with
out one. They are also being made in
light colors and white, and will be
quite popular ut the seaside resorts and
in the mountain tas, ncsses. They are
in addition to being stylish, sensible;
and arc usually made in four pieces.
skirt, ovrr-skirt, basque and outside
coat, which is used for outdoor wear in
cold weather. The basque is cut ih
the back like n man's trock -coht; 0b4H
up the middle seam to within an incl
Of the waist, while the two seams next
The side forms lap over and are pressed
flat. The sleeves arc cut higlr., gath
cred into the arms eye and padded so
rs to be kept up, very close all the way
down, a,ll no cuffs. The only admis-
siblc trimming is molair braid in
either black or colors matching the,
costume. Tcrra-cotta, Acajou and
| Telegraph Blue arc favoritc colors for
/ these tailor-madc suits.
a VOTRE GRE.
= Columbia. S. C.--
Popular Clergyman Under n Mule.
1t was in the Yosemite, on a stceD and
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