The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07

Ladi who hSV6 a. lk0g kfor hats
worn over me Forehead VIII be glad to
learn tbarthe old faveCite. tire English
walking hat. is kelly to be revived this
tPrirg. CThe br m is a5Oatl the same as
Ofsold, rolling high and ,c,Ose on. each
SIDE, biie the crownsitO most Of tie new
shapes are in the sloping Langtry style,
orelse are high and $, luare.
An experienced buyer of silks SAYS
that q good test o secure ,one,f ON be-
Ing deceived in he qua ity Of black silk
e.sspint b specimen on the bias and
at erward pdlfft In an opposite direc-
tim. Hthefcresse made by c e b nch
looks like sim ar. fohinin q p iooe of
Wit ng pal er, REJECT the piece unhe j.
tatingly. On the contrary, if the mark
smooths out snd Is hardly distinguishes
BILE. 1t 10 safe o p'irehase.l It'is also adj
syised that b, fore making up silk it Is
an excellent plan 70, oren it the full
5en2h, and heap II UP in 10 ise folds on
a spare bed or larg table. Every few
days the silk should ee ligh ly tossed
about, and drawn through the handS
by which means the "stQfe3 creased
made by fold ng The six fiat. and which
are the inst parts to cut.H DO l'ome, less
accen uated, and . ,pliability is pro-
du ed that greatly increases the chances
of sati factory war. 'iT'', "'ia ''rd % ~
Z A rich and beautiful evening dress
was lately imported, made Of white
.sstin sublime and white Ottoman COM
bined. The latter, material formed The
BODY of the dress, and the panels, Span
ish bertha, and scarf drarery were made
of the satin. and hand embroidered with
pink geranium blossoms, CT mson roses,
and tiny rose leaves. all in their natu-
raj hues. Venetian lace ruffies adorned
the square neck Of the bodice, the edge
cf lhe tunic, and also foruiedi the great
er part OF the short sleeves 81 ~ i-..''''
The latest style Of plaided fabri IS are
worn this season by ladies who never
yentured to adopt them before, for the
reason that the NV patterns, uni Ike
most plaids, are very tasteful, and blend
with plain materials Vt tn, good effect,
having solid grounds simply crossed
W tn hair lines of write, -gr,y, blue, or
ruby. In black" laurel green, wood
bruwn, dove. amber. and Y Venetian red,
these plaids ave very stylish vet
quiet effect. particularly when shown
in rch materials. Very handsome COB
talmes have been composed OF them in
combination With velveteen. One of
these, callei the walter Scott" is
composed of dark ra,ine-blue saxony
cloth, GRO ,sed with white lines, the I'M
derskirt of dark blue velveteen, and the
tun;c of the plaid with waistcoat Of blue
velvet, and jacket Of the cloth, turned
back with rerers of gold. The gilet is
closed with large buttons in chased Sill
A pretty evening dress fol. q young
girl IS made Of pale pink INNS ,veilin
The skirt is adorned with narrow pink
flowers, wrought in a delicate
floral embroide " IN Pompadour pat
terms. Two of these harrow iosAces
go all the way around the skirt, and
those on the front breadths reach nearly
to the belt. 0The full &atteau tiniilI
enhanced by a similar EN- bfuid nv, IS
caught up at each side with various col
ored satin ribbons texactlyS ms ching
the shades in the embroidery. Pink
foulard bretrlies,s W0rkelft0M atciI. de-
scend to, the turn of the. bodice, which
is deeply pointed and ia 3es up tEiei
back. lA- S---''A'' '-
Feather fans still maintain their hold
on public favor. The late-t styles in
the siennese /, ather fans show m ssa O.
Ike designs formed Of small. bill ant
colored feathers ag inst back grounds
of full fluffy cream-white or dark-g cen
feathers of mara )out. Tinted ostrich
feather fans of large oval shape con-
tinue fashiona lie for evening dress use,
aad fans of cream-white satin, richly
embroidered or painted, with gold sticks,
and fin sh d at the top with gold lace,
afeicarried at receptions and t,e opera.
| hese are hung from the waist in chat I,
elaine fashion. ~ ..',' r' '''.H r'Ef
Heavy armure broeades are used for
outside Jackets N. Y Post. Z r'.'ss- IT,