Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-09
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Readers.
From the New:york Evening POSI-
Jtttcd and lack lus,re GALLONS are lnucn
used Tor trimmings in Eight" mourning
dress.
Newmarket jackets and medium length
pdisses will be the leading wraps for
Spring.
Pcletincs and shoulder capes vi varied
lengths and styles are TO he in greater favor
than ever
Rcdingotes and French poonaises in
score Of different forms continue in fa-
vOr.
braid work on lanicrs, tablers, plastrons
and panels is IL trimming seen upon imported
dresses OF cashmere, ladies, clrrh vgogrc
ard flannel.
tofsagc flowers for the street, either real
or artificial, nrc but little seen, being r. p.accd
hy knots OF handsome ribbon, either of Otto.
man six, plush, ribbed velvet or paded
surah, in brilliant hues contrasting with that
Of the dress.
For dressY walking costumes, French de-
signers ave sending 10 America the very
fashionable tera-cotta and copper shades
The French tern-eOtta is a very delicate
color, matching exactly the veritabc hue
OF ttrra.cOita ware, and Is quite unlike
the deep strawberry. shade So long in
vogue.
A certain professional bcauty--a lady also
celebrated Tor her a'tlstic TASTE in dress-has
oeen Photographed IN hundred different
costume and In us many different attitudes.
IL has been SAID of this fact that the only
person VII c'n excel her for variety OF atti-
tnde IS a boy commanded to sit still on a
ena'''
f'hc'gfeen ana -colcred plaids and
checks IN nue. woollen iabrlcs are anon
spring novelties. Except Tor childien, these
pia'os VIII form the skirt and tuniG alone,
Tue Jacket being OF dark-green velvet, with
no trimmings except medium-sized buttons
OF green enamel anu gold. Cream color nni
garnet are another popular combination 10
shepherd ana o'her plaids.
A vagary Of fashion-a revival-is to twis,
an immensely long scarf Of silk muslin Of
tule high up ana very close around and
around the throat, and to fasten 1t with 6
WIN Rparkiins gems: mus mum "a up, the
wearer, while being 10 the heisht-ot style as
70 NECK dress ng' VIII aso delude ignorant
people mo 'he oeiief that she IS SUFFERED
from goi're'
In some OF the newest models for hous,
jackets of cashmere or vlgogne, the edge,
are cut into squares and u dainty bit Of en-
biOIdery is worked in each block. In biud
log or lining these squares little space il
made between each, which is filled IN witt
fan plating Of white lace. A simia
tti'nniing hnlshes me crenelated edges OF th'
eloo" sleeves ana neck: and IS sometime
carried oowh INC front from the throat Il
''e iic'h Vi 'ne Jachet.
New Spring bonnets for evening wear ar,
in the Nalois style, with soft crowns ant
shirred bims. Many Of them are iI.adc o
decatcly tinted velvets, like pale pink o
mauve, with torsades and bows Of Ottoman
silk, run through with jewel. head II pins
Others are made with crcam-hucd satin
vreathed with peach blossoms, arhutus buds
and leaves, or Spring violcts mingled will
cream laco. tinted in the centre Of eacl
scallor with delicate hue matching tin
flowers of the wreath
Ribbed plush in two or more shades is IN,
ing much used in the comnosi,inn of yjs;,;n,
and reccr,ion TOILETS. This nlush ia uscd ~
he skirt and the ,ippcr dress is of broc,d
Ottoman silk velvet OF MORE. For waikiki
costumes The ribbed plush skilt has lii,
overdress of cachcmi,e, la1cs' cloth or vi
goguo. Brown and ol,i-guld plush with
re,iingotc aud jacket OF plain brown
cloth, peacock blue with ribs If electr
o'u', anu ovcrdress OF pam peacock Dlu'
cachehifc Trimmed win The plush, ar
among inc s'yiish Spiiny dresses oI this dc
scfip'ioh Already displayed py an uptown
importer.
The pointc, culrass bodice with panier
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