The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-01
FASHION NOTES.
Chenille fringe is in great favor.

Sage green is one of the newd
shades.
Sleeves of street dresses are ma
longer.
Beaded jerseys are becoming al
stylish.
Lace is extensively used on han
some bonnets.
Ribbons will be used to excess
dress garniture.
Tight Citing waists are to prevail
summer us in winter costumes.
One of the prettiest designs in d
new style of lockets is in the squd
shape, made of rolled gold.
Detached passementerie ornamer|
are more fashionable for mantle al
dress trimmings than bands, braids
frin es.
This is a ribbon season, flats, bot
and rosettes being worn on all pal
of the dress, the bonnet and the wr|
or mantle.
Long white embroidered must
polonaises, trimmed with deep ban'
and edgings OF embroidered musl|
will be worn.
Linen band collars have two buttd
holes near the upper edge, throu|
which narrow ribUon is run and Il
in Il long looped bow.
High sleeves and high collars, d
long pointed basque, and the robe d
away from the hips remain the II
lures in summer styles.
Pocket handkerchiefs of sheer la{
are colored corn flower blue, sapph|
blue, olive, terra-cotta, Havana bro1
and ia pberry red. Many of thu
have an embroidered edge.
There is a tendency to year colo]
NANTES in preference to back t
season, or black velvet gauze mantI
lined with color, but all black mantI
are by no means discarded.
Among the yellow flowers largi
imported for millinery purposes t
season are the familiar-looking DAM
lions, golden rod, chrysanthemu}
m%arigolds and yellow daisies.
Thick canton flannel is used on
dinner table under the damask. 1t
only deadens the sound of rattl
dishes, but protect the china vii
set down quickly on the table.
India null of a robin's-egg blud
handsome and effective when combiI
with a cream white lace, disposed
drapery. A dress in this model
very becoming for a young girl.
The new parasols are made of OF
nan silk, satin, watered silk and |
cades. They are usually lined VI
white silk and are edged with
broidery in silk or ruffles of lace.
Many of the cotton sateens and
Gales for summer dresses have Lad
bouquets or detached flowers, such
roses, lilies, etc., in bright colors
ecru, cream or pale blue ground.
Linen lawns are shown in beaut1
designs this season. Some have Id
rings, blocks, bars, balls, stripes
stars. others have natural-look
flowers on ecru, white, fawn and
grounds.
India null is the brides dress of
season. The trains are made to
in a Vatican plat from the should
and the veil is of tulIe, the wreath
garnitures of orange blossoms, b1
and much green foliage.
Laces and ruchings are used on
dinner or evening dresses. Linen
lars of military shape are for the h
and street wear. To be styiil
dressed for the street the simI]
linen collar must be worn.
A very pretty evening dress has
front of white and terra Gotta brod
and a long Martha Washington t
without any drapery. The poiA
basque has a square open neck AM
trimmed with duchess lace.
One of the latest imported ro
hats is a low, round-crowned de
with wide rolling brim. These
shown in felt, straw and chip;
colors most popular are cardinal.
net, terra Gotta, dark green and bl