Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-21
Fashion Notes.
Large bonnets have no strings.
Satin has not gone out Of vogue.
Stringless bonnets are much worn.
Tho 4o,,rutrra IN. hustle grows IarpQr


Large bonnets have no strings.
Satin has not gone out Of vogue.
Stringless bOnnets are much worn.
The tOurnure or hustle grows larger.
Chenille bonnets will be much worn.
Alternate chene and plain stripes are III
favor.
Bonnet strings must be very narrow
and double.
Tailor-made cloth costumes are as p0pu-
lar as ever.
A modified Marguerite dress Is much in
favor for young girls.
Basques with battlement finish al the
bottom grow in popularity.
Chenille bOnnets are trimmed with
flowers, birds, lace and ribbon.
The minuet lie Ia cour is the fashionable
dance Of Paris at the moment.
Fanchons and small capOtes are the
only bOnnets that have strings.
All short wraps are decidedly shorter
this spring than they were last,
Tire Vatican and POmpadOur styles Of
dress cannot be worn By stout women,
Tan shades are excessively fashionable
for both gentlemen's and ladies' gloves.
Shoulder capes of lace will be much
Worn for street toilet as the spring adj
Vances.
YiOlets and Jacqueminot roses remain
the faY0rite cOrsage flowers of New York
women.
There is q return of favor in Paris 10
short mantles, short jackets, and short
Hayelocks.
One of the prettiest children's suits for
spring is supplied in Nine. Demorest' 5
/. Ada costume.
Stripes may be either wide or narrow,
but they must be of equal width TO be in
the highest fashion.
The short Hayelock with deep dolman
cape falling over tight sleeves is destined
TO great popularity.
The best tournures are part of the iu-
pom, and composed of flounces or ruffies
falling one over the other,
Paris ball dresses are made indecently
low in the neck. both back aud front, and
almost or quite sleeveless.
The rage for historic costumes has gone,
but left its results in many varied styles,
modified or suggested by it.
Vatican and aesthetic morning wrap
pers. made with yOkes on which Il full
skirt is shirred, will be worn.
Few Easter boFahets will be Worn this
year, for Easter comes too early for the
wearing Of real spring bonnet.
None but the tall and slender women
can wear some of the styles which the
inventors are trying to introduce this
spring.
Flower and figure designs in vanishing
effects are produced in some Ofthe checked
stuns by the shading of the checks or
blocks.
More FanehOns are seen in Broadway,
Fifth avenue, and along the streets of the
retail dry goods centre of the city than amy
other Kind Of bonnet.
White nuns yelling, thiokly dotted with
small white silk polka dots, makes Il
lovely spring toilet, combined with plain
yelling or used for the entire costume.
Suits Of wooden goods will be completed
by jacket of medium length, made with
fiuted box pleats in the back, and trimmed
with disks made Of silk cord or Of braid.
Japonica, prawn and strawberry pink
are the pale shades To be used to combine
with ali the dark fashionable reds, such
as oIaret, garnet; strawberry andEerra
Gotta.
Braiding is made permanently popular
bY the richness of the new designs. the
delicacy Of the work. the combinations Of
sOutache and cord, and the fine effects in
relief produced by the use Of square braid.
An excellent novelty for ladies who do
not need a hustle or tOurnure is a skirt
made with two deep ruffies or 1iOunces
falling one over the other in the back, sci
just little above the bend of the knees.
These. when starched, keep the dress skirt
from tapping in around the heels i'll walk
inc. and also give good outline when the
wearer is standing.