Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09
Poa THE LADIES'
All About the Things Worth Living Fer.
The yellow primrose, now the rage, was
Lord Raaeons r. ld'a favorite flower

All About the Things worth Living Fer.
The yellow primrose, now the rage, was
Lord Bsacontfsld's favorite flower.
Flower dog.collars, and fans to match,
will be pretty feature of summer evening
| dress.
Bonpets which have the sharply. pointed
brim, with white lace fillinge, are called
rufflsd hen in Paris.
The French fashion of making up moss
bonnets is to cover them with lattice OF
gold threads or OF ribbon.
a goldfish of painfully natural appear
ancs is worn as lace pm by ladies, who
fancy that the creature means good luck.
The train ia once more necessity for
house dresses of rich material, and women
with any eye for preEtiness will be glad,
for it adds grace to the ugiess figure and
makes one which is good seem better.
White straw. bonneta and hats are not
considered in quite as good style this sea-
son as those Of dyed straw IN colors OF
gold, terracotts, amber, bronze, straw
berry, olive, nuns gray, laurel green, and
brown.
The pretty zephyrs in "gingham effects -
come in beautiful mixtures Of straN berry
and olive, pale blue and cream, crossed
with hair lines of Venetian red dark
hunters green and pink, and pale primrose
and mauve, crossed with lines of dark,
golden brown.
Clara Belle says some of thu black stock
ings are furnished with padding. 1t is
thin as eossamer at the ankles, but thick
80 - ID
When made to order it Is graduated to the
special requirements. Often it hss bulk
that has heretofore been obtAinable only
by degrading, outright pads. For ali this
black stockings are not responsible.
Ostrich tips make becoming trimming
to evening dresses, cut square or heart
shape in the neck. This trimming is not
necessarily carried out on other portions of
the dress, for where toilet has fan
plaitlngs or rnchings on the dress material,
or is trimmed, the feather garniture
may head the lace or plating set around
the neck and sleeves. To complete the
effect, however, cluster of tips, mingled
with flowers, may be fastened to the left
shoulder and upon the right SIDE OF The
skirt drapery.
osNush young laulef low wear Ine CneV'
reuse collar with the promenade costume
trimmed with deep Venetian cut-work or
guipure embroidery. The cuff to match is
plain turnover, and is generally half Gov
cred with long glove. The lace border,
which is usually put on overAa strip OF
c0lored RIBBON to form an officers collar
and cuff, dispenses with the ruche or frili
of crepe lisse about the neck and wrists.
A small fancy iswelled brooch representing
an insect or flower fastens the collar.
Amber is a very fashionable color, and
one of the most beautiful late importations
from Worth is an amber satin reception
costume. The court train opens over a
pesticoat of ruby velvet covered with very
deep amber lace Aounces. The bodice is
pointed and sleeveless, and is trimmed
with a magnificent embroidery of gold,
ruby, and amber beads, which glisten like
gems in the gashght, this embroidery head
ing fall of amber lace. The effect OF tina
dress Is beautiful beyond description.