Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12

New YoRK, May 5, 1883.

New YORK. May 5. 1883.
Although still on The ragged edge" winter having been
treated to very days ago. green
grass pumpious enough above
mold sbiveriug with the chill that pvades the atmosphere
gans preparing from the heated city, find
quarters refreshing localities In consequence
moes busy devising manufacturing
negotiations involved q few interesting domestic and
SOCIAL RoMANCEs
light invountarly cOdantes
mainly because the question kept
wardrobe frequently repository
family they prove!
following illustrating the fashionable world
bold relief win show the uniuid picture the
intensely selfish fashionable
do you think" Mrs K. to Madame NJ few days
while the moe daped to the ady stately figure
tended do duty time Saratoga nc the publication Dr.
Dxs Lenn lectures husband has become seventy
yearod time has
ting powshare Of reform and that the beginning be
matter of Why believe that his
spring only S. OOO when he well knows
begin get along without twice that amoun?"
think indeed returned Madame N, producing
of lace for trimming the costume question: and at
the dely adjusting figure superb mantelet of
velvet grenadins laying dainty
capote as the appropriate addendum.
well you % said Mrs K indignant pout disturb
ing apair rosy lips beautifully and symmcay
curved as Cupid's bow. when
H., CALIFORNIA,
Whose husband sure dollar sports
900 checks for her wardrobe almost freely her
visiting 1t is shame He that Worth fraud and
ought be sent to the galeys for life and that you
What say of Madame N, excitedly
hope doubtless something sufficiently terrible to justify
for libel Pray tell what he me her face redden
ing bosom having with emotion well fgned it
real.
says says" Mrs willing
mischief that she feared brewing that remoes
blsd him about long he will permit himself
be bed and that"
should be the State Prison. the
;" said Madame N.
Dear me no "There. the might
little higher Short shoulder seams you know
up shoulder and little gathered to the top
give square effect, all the STYLE You should have Mrs. HIS
Dress made by Worth for the
VANDERBILT BALL.
just perfect character psttcoat
gold ampas and the waist and train lverbue satn outlined with
embroidered garland of and set with of
lilies the valley tied with ribbon And
jewels diamonds pahaped diamond
Drops collar long necklace and bracelets of four
of pearls California appear ladies
may well look for their aur But do trust this talk about
will much further can't why Dr. Dix should be
troubled whether Dress firt break husbands hearts
purses divorced matters not what org
church regularly willing good round pew
rents prg that's what he is don't pay any
attention The manee? Yes suppose shall need that
though not less than twenty Well and the bonnet
may The price pretty stiff but the reception
Hmon which will probably bring up the OF the
imposing and would have toilet thu hsndsomest of
the handsomest"
Notwithstanding the above illustration the reader
NOT JUDGE HARsHLY
OF fashion because any may have rather to
be strongly upheld condemned the history the world it
doing amie habit and customs widely
dimiar races believe the attaining all
peoples standard of civilization and perfection then
give the credit to fashion no less than science religion and
ment.
struggle favorsm the small and the large in
head dresses it will be the
pote again supremacy the bnnets
early spring being being held for the
which will demand for sheteriug covering
the head than the dminuve creations The pote Of
present. for regulation ordinary service of Milan Braid
English split French chip with puff of velvet
covering bm forming the b trimmed with close cluster of
small blossoms and agrette seshgh the left SIDE
ped by double strings No. satin and velvet ribbons More desy
gold crochet ed fancy
lace braid basket work of gilt braid and velvet
ribbon with the brm of velvet and trimming tu flowers
pnpon exquisite model in has the covered with
seeded y with small cut jet and gold tusel beads aud the
bm formed triple uch of imitation Mhln lace the trimming
being dropping of goldenyeow velvet tulips
posed left sde completed by double strings of Nc yellow
satin and black velvet ribbons.
In the matter of the
REGULATION COSTUME,
The teachey of popular taste apparent the cold shoulder
being turned toward fancy fabrics in the preference
of the
skirt with which poonaise Jersey sung trimming
the generally single deep dpted founce
Tor Aounce umounted by ab dapery-h
with the polonass which divides
and the tabier The imported poona generally finished
with arabesque embroidery silk outach with small
buttons ornamental back Domes
poonases usually finished with hem
of machine stitching effectiveness being looked for the