The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-16
Newport Styles.
Lace Dresses - Morning Simplicity
Jewelry-Puffs -August Notes.

The lace dress is great success Vul-
garity as applied to limitations has grown
historic, and the lady who would shudder
at the mention Of "rolled gold" now wears
an imitation chantilly and takes pride in
doing so. Spanish lace both bl .ck and
white, in qualities not more expensive than
high priced grenadine, is in great favor,
while for white lace dresses we see the ORR
entail and imitation Mechlin in Eidelweiss
and maiden halr-fern patterns refined
enough to please any one OF course there
are real laces running up to many hundreds
bnt these are reserved for full-dress and the
owner does not feel an old-time and ortho-
dox contemp for something less costly We
find often
PARADE OF SIMPLICITY,
and in her sanCtum Of villa life, the lady
who had grandfather wears a morning
wool of pretentious pIsinuess; beholding
afar off the Saratoga woman who begins by
ten o'clock her daily exhibitions. Preten-
tious in its plainness is that wool. The
taiIor-stItch showing n.odestly, as likewise
the severe linen collar and gold button.
Jewelry is an adherence; befanglement an
offence. This avoidance Of jewery is in
deed feature of the time. The jingling
braceIent, the earring, have gone to keep
company with the get" and though one
lace pins TvAflsaT febtr tia nTe''BljJtao'aie
growing questionable yet they are not
paraded as formerly. jewelers. are saving
themselves by an evening gorgeousness'
They exhibit rows Of diamonds that before
long glitter on some Newport neck. Strings
of peal. glow with softer yet very fash
ionable light while to atone for abstinence
in daytime, the stylish ear is radient with
some grand, peculiar solitaire, more valued
| if associated with an ancient superstition
| or magnetic charm. Cats eyes are there
fore in great demand; Alexanderitcs, green
| by day and red by night, are unique enough
to please, while the soft moonstone holds
its own beside the bright yellow flashing:
of the.sunstone. Hotel piazzas witness a
REvEL OF PUFFs
and did the right kind o
people indulge, it were one o
those indulgences to which we would
| do we'll to be indulgeut. Given so many
perpendicular feet properly pulled horizon
tally, and your result is an agreeable equ'
sion. But seeing this, the horizontally de
veIoped Beauty does likewise SO man
horizontal! feet horizontally putfed-resu
the submerging of all equasion in blIIow
of pufs, mysteriously gifted with locomt
ton. There is much choice in pulls, no"
ever. The principal one is always at tn
back. This can be selected, and pleas
. ing rivalry goes on as to who can erin
about the huQest. One may also adoI
p nuffs at the sides and complete the circI
by one or more in front. We are save
from despotism of puffs by the rour
= skirt. while such modest individuals as Il
II clerrvmsn's wife or subdued elderly lac
: make show of moderation.
NOTES.
y The number of elderly ladies here W
a are not subdued, renders the foregoing a.
' ective obligatory. -Colored yak laces
u undergoing revival, and will probal
ia come to the front as fall trimmings
er Nonpareil velveteen received the only mt
L. al awarded at the recent International
hibition at Amsterdam "A handso
imported ball costume worn here recen
IS was adorned with flowers, which show
On roots as we'll as stems.--Very costly
I'd tie msntelets are feature of Newport
lu seyenty.five dollars is not an unus
no price, and the leading materials are VI
I'm rich grenadine lined with silk or sat
a velvet or brocade. The Newport colt
ea er brides himself on nothing so much
~. his lawn, which is a wonder of soft, SIN
as verdure. Lawn parties are, therefore,
nd favorite entertainments, where dell'
'op, dresses may be worn without injury
hu Pears are not so plentiful here as re
no. soap, which is how in very great dem'
, is since our bellies have been not little
ght pressed by the verdict of such beau
AZ Patti and Mrs. Langtry. There is
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