Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31
New York Fashions.

New York Fashions.
MILLINERY PARASOLS CoLoRs -- NECK
DRESSING -JEwELRY GLOVES.
Immensely popular are capotes so much
so that one is set thinking, wherefore is this
lease of life prolonged ?-this cat-hke gift
Of nine lives2 Firstly, the capo,e sets snug
on the low coil secondly, it does not catch
gotten up, and therefore one may have three
or four in place of single. large, elaborate
bonnet. There is not a little, too, in that
mot catching the breeze" for when the bon
net catches the breeze. the breeze il pretty
apt To catch the bonnet and send il iumh-
ling one knows not where. aud worse vet.
one, frizzrs and the like when
not exactly gotten up for exhibition, or pos
slbly ones own dark locks under ones
blonde viz, wig and all being arranged With
a view To having ones hat on ones head.
he great plctureSqueness. however. Of the
accounts for its prolonged fashionableues~
yet the inconvenience on continual clutch
ing To Keep II IN place on windy das mill
tates seriously against Il causes one to fall
back on turban shapes and to look favor
ably on the inotfensive little capote, which
If no protection, at least remains quiet IN
1t. place and gives rise to no anxieties or
awkward complications In the matter Of
shade too where is ones
PAKNSoL?
What better shade than that. especially if
with lace cover dropping over the edge. Or
with fall Of lace giving the same refining
effect. Indeed | know Of nothing more ex-
celcnt than that same fall Of lace temper
ing the too ardent glare Of summers sun
With peculiarly feminine effect, or adroltly
used. peculiarly feminine weapon Of de
fence. since what is easier than by chance
to lower ones parasol, that ones Adolphus
"'", "o' 'e' ''' "a'N'"S "'''i '''e "eo-
"o'e N'o'P''N> "'"e'e' "e''S 1'"N''!
scruitinized through those never-to- be suf-
icently praised loopings and open work
i'o''o'''''" q '''''' "1'
II III y F'''''
six, or trim up plain silk Of this year With
a border Of lace black or yhlte
rhk MYSTERIES OF COLOR
Make thing difficult, give it name, and
everybody wants II. Think of what dark
haired women go through To be made
blondes The difficulty IS half the charm, the
straw berry and crushed raspberry. Who
would care anything about them but for the
absurd name, aud the trouble of drtermn-
ins which i which. The distinction is A.
pun tug a. to know how ID get hold OF
Louisiana State Lottery ticket Everybody
wants our because Il i, hard to get one,
while Thousand, are taken IN and paid ba, k
in prrlr, to people who think the names Of
Gems. Bclurrgard and Early insure the fair
ness of the drawings. Throughout the
world Of color. indeed, there il d pleasing
sort d mystery Blue, ~e have that are
to by grr,s or greens yriloas
that dlNdain y he yellow, ana take tn pu1-
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