The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-03
FASHIONS In DRESS.

ENGLISH tweed hats will be worn to match
suits
THE high-button style Of dress is rapidly
goiug cut of fashion.
MAIAccA or bamboo walking canes should
have a carious design for top.
CuFFs have square corners that meet when
fastened by linked sleeve-buttonS
THE standing collars are higher in front
and cut away, and are called the Myron
OLIVE, gray and brown'are the fashionable
colcrs worn by young men in business suits
THE frock coat will be worn to some ex-
tent with low roll to show the shirt-boson
GLOVES are almost universally worn on the
street, for walking, for driving, and ut
church
SILK handkerchiefs, worn in the breast
pocket, IRE cardinal, blue. olive, mandarin
yellow or polka dotted, with wide hem
stitched hem
Foa six hose black is still preferred for
dress. with col. red clocks on the side or
wrought in small designs on The front OF tho
le2 aid ,nssep.
comfortable. and has now more than an inch
space open mt the throat and widen further
to the pointed ends
The stylish silk hat for middle-aged or
elderly gentleman has q crown BIS inches
high with a rolling hrim rs inches wide
The brm has light standing curve
Scorer homespun plalds, worsteds AND
cassmeres OF neat. small checks aid mixed
threads OF color are used for the entire suit,
coat, vest, and trousers worn by men during
business hours
TIE shoes for men who prefer comfort to
style have wider sol.s than those worn Ias,t
seasoa, but those who wear closely-nttlng
! trousers that do not spring over the ankle
and make the feet conspicuous, wear walk
4 inc hap narrow
soles, rs these have tie apparent effect OF
diminishing the si.e OF the teet
The Women.
/ CLASPS on the collars and in the necks Of
/ dresses take the place OF brooches and lace
pms
Tie ibis, lotus and other Egyptian designs
are features in spring goods Of the finest
grade.
/ club-like handles that look heavy but are
really light
\ New raglans are given bouffant polo
nai.e effect in the back by the looping OF
the drapery
PIAIps III subdued colors are made for
travelling dresses or for the morning wear
in the house
v TuE costliest embroidered yeiing robes
are maryels Of open needle work They cost
$50 a pattern
Golp braid, gold cord, and gold effects in
millinery goods are feature in spring hats
and bonnetS
TnE new bonnets, trimmed with upright
\ rills OF gathered lace bows of ribbon with
forked ends and many small flowers look
very spring and defiant
New paIasols of black satin. having one or
two black Spanish lace iiounces, are varied
with single u double fringes OF gold bullion
between the ace falls
TaE trimmings of new spring wraps are
heek chenille lnses, guipare and soutache
laces braids, passemcnteries cords, tassels,
and metal bscAles and sides
Tns latest ilnportations Of brs scaded silks
show Ottoman ground with satin and lain
tilk designs, flower leaves. and conventional,
medieval, and Oriental figures
CASHMERE figured stutfs. especially those
with palm leaves, Ieman in favor Tor ee
giant spring wraps tor the carriage, and
with evening costume for the theaser
TIE new silks and satns that come in
broehe patterns show IA prevalence OF 0ii-
entail harmones ef color. frightened with
flame, grange, and mandarin yellow IN van
fishing effects.
EMBROIDERED robes of French cambria, fine
as Ia.iste, and i'll all coiors including scarlet,
have the emhraderies done in old sampler
cross stitch, with eolored linen TN cads III all
the Oriental shades
The Children.