The Osceola times., 1883-09-01
FASHION.

Little girls wear materials very much
like their mammas.
The jersey glove of spun silk is the
correct wear for travelling.
The fancy for yellow has brought to-
PAGES and amber into fashion.
Flower necklets or dog-collars are
pretty novelty for evening wear.
Talmas of jet-beaded grenadine appear
among midsummer wraps.
Alicante brown and Soldat red are
popular new shades of these colors.
Shirts with pique bosoms are worn by
gentlemen for evening dress.
Neck ribbons an inch wide are worn
again, but mostly with linen collars.
Tucks on skirts, draperies, sleeves, and
corsages are very fashionable.
Amber, topaz, and all yellow stones
are in vogue for ornamental jewelry.
Gold thistles and gold burrs are the
latest milliner and hair ornaments.
Luster painting on fabrics for room
decoration is becoming fashionable.
The latest fancy in gentlemen's hand
kerchiefs is to have very narrow hens.
Large black iichus viii be worn in
place of mantles with midsummer dress
es.
Charles TX. slippers of alligator skin,
dyed very dark red, are a passing fancy
for morning wear.
There is no limit TO the delicate beauty
shown in the makingu up Of the new sum
mer toilets of white.
Large shawls of white null, embroid-
cred on the edge and in the corners, will
be much worn with midsummer toilets.
Colored silk mits are embroidered in
selfcolors across the hand, the wrist
and on the top, which reaches to the ell
bow.
Fashionable hose come in black, in
colors, plain and striped, in silk, filoselle,
or cotton, according to the elegance of
| the toilets.
A Parisian collar shows velvet band
rUched with several rows of lace. The
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with fancy pin.
Young ladies' nuns yelling dresses
have gimps of velvet set in with point
back and front, and high puff of velvet
on each shoulder.
Little folks are wearing Marseilles
round hats, straw pokes AMI flats for sun
hats-embroidered null or close bonnets
made of Irish point embroidery for best.
Girls from 4 to s frequently wear the
Louis XIV. jacket with large revers form
ing collar, and pockets in the same
style. Under the loose waistcoat is worn
a plated skirt.
Black Spanish lace costumes are i'm
ported with red or yellow satin Innings
The bright strawberry red shades are
used for these, and are repeated in the
bonnet, parasol and fan.
A pretty material for evening dresses
is Melbourne foulard II makes up very
stylish in cream color, with draped scarls
trimmed with loops and ends of ruby
velvet.
The only wraps which young girls
wear are the Pelerine pelisse, the paletot
and the Garrick which last is double
cape with a ruche around the neck, and
fastened with bow of ribbon.
The newest algrettes for hats bOnnets
are composed Of circlets of dropping,
colored hackie feathers. with an" esprit"
rising up from the center. They fit well
into the straw or trimming.
The Parisans have given up the little
knot of hair twisted tight in the knap of
the neck, and now twist all the back hair
into a thick forsade in the shape of fig
ure on the top of the head; IL front the
hair is waved in bapdeaux.
Two new styles of lace have recently
been introduced, the one being needle
run Chantilly, to be used in combination
with Jet embroidery. the other a lace
with velvet flowers and buds appliqucd,
and outlined with colored beads.