The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-17
Che 9tillat.at.
IL, 1884



straight. but slnnts little to the
right.
Among the pretty ew brocades are
some dotted with small, light flower
with Its shadow beside IL, In q hue
a little darker than the ground, CIV
Ing II q changeabls eifec, that ls very
striking.
One OF the many pretty cnmbina-
tIons OF two shades OF the same color
which have made their appearances
at the watering places this year Is q
velvet skirt Of bronze color, with o
waist and draperies Of q gold tint.
The skirt was ornamented with bead
embroidery, and velvet glrdle, also
beaded, was worn about the waist.
The rough woollen cloth, called
bourrette bison, has Iis threads caught
down at intervals by other threads,
which simulate the COUGHING stitches
OF embroidery.
A new polonaIse pattern closes on
one aide OF the skirt by q single but
ton. II Is made In plain cloth, and
Is used to make suits Ia which the
skirt Is of = strIpedistuff Of the same
color as the polonaIse. and Of darker
shade. The skirt 10 made up so that
only the darkest color shows, but
both appear IN the walstcoat. Dark
velvet facings are set down each side
Of the shawl shaped opening OF the
waist. The single button on the pol
onaise Il matched by another set In
the velvet roselte that trims tho hat
Madame IL Marqulse do Belbeuf
has had her hair cut. ,fhe reason why
this Il Of any consequence IL that
Madame 10 Mafquise leads the fash
Ion. Il was she who first wore ar
mortal bearings Ia her jersey, and she
has introduced several other caprices.
Bonnets with openwork fronts oI
Jet, intended TO lIe fat on the hair,
are worn In London, bat are not like.
ly to become fashionable here.
Some Of the pre,tIest dress skIrti
are trimmed with fslds Of velye, ol
two colors. A very wide fold 10 SCI
ut the bottom OF tire skirt, and the
other appears above at the top
seeming 70 be set beneath IL and sew.
ed down by Il. The cuffs and collal
repeat the effect.
Carnations Of red plush are Q new
flower this year. and they are used q
trim black velvet bonneta
The richest velvet suits ofthe sea.
son win have an overtress Of curIet
velvet and an undersklrt OF plain vel
vet.
Bird Of parIdlse plumes are cut Ia.
to short leng hs aud used TO mak'
tufts 70 bs set In the centre Of lac
rosettes.
Short basques for evening wear ar
sometimes made up with very dec
borders Of veIyet, which have b,'.
coming effect, aud have three-cu.
nared lapeliof velvet extending from
the throat TO the waist. Bands ,
embroidery head the velvet border
and extend down the centre OF IN,
waist, which has no buttons aud !
fastened by hooks under the lapel.
| The very newest sleeves are pointed
at the top and extend up the shoulde
to within two inches Of the collar.
Some French women have adop
ted the English tailor-made dres
with 30 much enthusiasm that the.
wear It even at the races, where IL Il
very much Out OF place.
The striped materials imported 70
combination suits make very prett.
travelling cloaks, These garments ar
made with dolman, n,sl.eves, and hav
the back fitted to the figure, will
quadruple plaits below the wais
Broad hands ofvelvet pass over tn
shoulders, and are joined by larg
bows liued with silk of the sam,
shade as the cloak lining.
Pocket handkerchiefs OF pale-blu.
or pink Acambric, bordered with lace
are preferred to those OF white cam.
bnc for purely ornamental purposes.
The skirts of bridal robes are fioun
ced with lace, II the wearer be tall
but II she be short, the lace Is arrang
ed In cascades so as to add to her ap
parent stature.
Wreaths of brilliantly-colored Au.
tumn flowers are worn on the It'll
cap bonnets, which, In New York, us
uaIly accompany tailor-make cos.
tunes.
Last years costumes of skirt, over
skirt and jacket may be modernizet
by giving them waistcoat of checked
cloth, and adding an apron of th,
same material, arranging II so tina
IL will nang below the old apron. Th'
back draperies should be faced Will
the checked material and reversed
so that IL will show, and behold th,
old nr.nfaa.,an Ia =. ..e...... ..Aa-.. a -.