The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-30
WOMAN AND HOME.
The Mistake a Genius Made in Mar
rying a shop-GirL
oddities OF Dress Decoratiou---Facial
ExpressIon---A Lesson for Girls
---Homc Ornaments---Fash-
IONS Odds and Ends.


New dinner plates are square.
Felt is used for hats, but not for bonnets.
Pelerines and shoulder capes will DO In
greater favor than ever.
A girls ball dress is a shell pink embroid-
cred with two shades of blue.
The new patterns in china and glassware
are the p%rettiest introduced for many years.
A light crimson fete dress is embroid-
cred with gold flowers, birds and butterflies,
Big oblong or pear-shaped beads of jet OF
tortoiseshel will be worn on Paris bonnets,
Trimmings Of silk or satin upon travelling
dresses are now considered wholly Dad
form"
Wide bracelets. heavily chased. and ban
giles, all OF solid silver, are again the heightof
fashion.
French ~redingotes and polonaises in a score
Of forms are highly popular for travelling
and the promenade.
The capeline shape of ~hat-high-set crown,
narrow brim-is the favorite IN Paris. Soft
blue-gray is the color.
Plain linen collars and cuffs are to be in
vogue again, and very deep cuffs and collars,
like those worn by ladies in the play known
as the Squire are preferred by many fol-
lowers Of this severe fashion
1t is said that certain persons are trying to
make white China fashionable, but 1t takes IA
long while for really beautiful things to go
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dinner tables should return, 1t will not be for
many a day.
Young ladies who wear gold-plnted bangles
initiating the SIS coin piece, will be Interested
10 know that they are liable To terms of i'm
prisonment for having counterfeit money in
their possession. Their wealth in this form
Is also liable to confscation-
A party of English young ladies, well
ehaperoned, recently sojourning at Montreal.
Canada, carried slender switch-canes OF
ebony. with small gold heads, richly chased,
and wore jockey caps of plain black velvet,
which were most becoming and natty-look-
ing.
Roman pearls were never more in fashion
than at present, worn twisted about the neck
in triple rows. The newest strings show
delicate sheeny tints of heliotrope pink, gold
and mauve, sea-green and silver, and rose
and pearl in the softest and most exquisite
tints.
The added basque, so long a feature of
modern d-ressmaking, is losing its popularity.
Tho most fashionable jacket-bodices are cut
in one, very many opening over vests Of some
contrasting material. The basque is fire.
quently worn short, with square tabs cut up
TO the waist line.
Travelling dresses this season are carried
t. great perfection, they being simple yet ele-
CANT in style, beautifully made, and fitted
and arranged and draped with regard to
comfort and convenience as well as looks. II
of pattern materials, the colors should DO
suhdued and not too numerous.
The English fashion of cropping the haii
short all over the head and forming It into
little loose rings has again reached America,
and many ladies are sacrificing their luxuri-
ant tresses 10 the Moloch OF the present mode.
These short, ripping locks are to a great do
Il
the round, rosy-faccd girls in their teens, or
not far out of them.