The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-11-09

peins a We -.ss,.ai 'ot trimming them.
purpose and are very, ~ehectiye. Tho bodicss OF
these costumes. especially when tailor made. are
generally accompanied by waistcoats when metallic
oralds are used as the trimmings. the ailet often
being striped withtha fine lines of either gold or
silver, these meeting in the center in a downward
point, most advantageous 10 the figure.
The latest productions of the glass manufac-
turers of Munich ATE reproductions Of fine six
teenth -century glass pieces If Moorish. Spanish.
and VenetIsn origin. in the form of urns, chalicos.
are found at present only In the Art Museum Of
Berlin and the Louvre III Paris. The decorations
OF these piecss consist of euaneling sections Of
coioreu glass. on white or tinted. with intaglio
traceries between, tilien with gold. This effect is
artistic, marvellous, and beautifully barbaric.
Cameo glass is the finest. most artistic, aud costly
decorative ware that is brought to this country
Il is made in England and France. The pieces are
blown in two layers, one of tiuted, red, blue, rose,
nmethyst. or pale green glass, the other pure white:
the decorations are then cut ont Of the white LAYER
in cameo effects, leaving the designs on the tinted
surface. Small plates of cameo glass cost over
$50.
For those to whom they are becoming, high
crowned felt hats ave 10 he all The wear this au-
tumn, Trimmed with the wings of any bird Que may
fancy-grouse, pheasant, OF partridge, duck, snipe,
pigeon or swallow. Upon some hats five or six
wings are arranged. perpeadicuiarly around the
crown, with the head of one large bird just in
front. .4l >
Amber tinted velonrs of long, strong pile, with
marabout fringes of the same color form many ele-
giant sorties de bal, the ornsmentation consisting of
passementertes of brown and old gold silken cords,
outlined with gold s%outacle: pendants Of ~rat-tail
chenille. showing gold auu brown, complete the
decorative effect. - ..|l ..
New shoulder capes are cut to produce q full
epauiette effect on the shoulders.
Capes or large collars are worn on tight walking
Jackets by young ladies.
Dark Russian furs-black fox. hare. otter aud
sAble-will be mich worn.
Imported hats and bonnets are noticeably larger
than those of last fall.
Checked and brocadcd fabrics are prettily COM
bined with plain stuffs.
A singular English fancy is to combine ashes Of
roses with gold color.
velveteen is the favorite fabric for retEimming
Old woolleI dresses. a"s
The blouse rediugote will be the ~favorite with tall
and slender women.
Bisqpe figures, unless they are very fiae. are e1-
~cessively vulgar.
Dots. macaroons aud stars nre popular designs In
wool brooches.
Tiny checks are fashionable in both silks aud
wooden fabrics.
Combinations of stuffs are as popular for cloaks
As for dresses, VIC
Combinations of brocade and shot glace are very
fashionable.
Sometimes a fresh trimming sufices to trans
form a dress.
Gray felt is the rage Of the moment for hats and
bonnets. 5
Redingotes for winter wear have short shoulder
capes, r4
Il White china is again Ia favor for dinner and tea
sets. - -aSs7 F IF.
Furriers say that sable is revived as n fashionable
fur.
Terra Gotta color is still popular on the other side.
New winter mantles are rather long than short.
The blouse bodice is in request for young girls,
Shoulder capes are ia favor at present.
Fall mantles are short in the back.