The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-05
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any o;..sg s;ylc now in FoSoc- IL .
ella m-t. b wcvrr. ;hai the relies al
b-1rJar.sa. IN an. form. zTv ~nua 20
IL Buu5pl anoag the "a ~ TIA,
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There = tea way 81 trimm q: tho
.rTuholcs 81 dresses. \ p5ecr Of me4i-
un-sizrd velvet or ubbon gees eullrcly
round. and the Two ends wh Oh meet On
the top oi the shoulder are ted in a
graceful loOIcd TOW When the sleeve
i n long one. n similar trimming -
placed Just above the elbow and ted -
correspond. but with no ends O. any
length. The band il fire ucn,iy re-
peatcd at ID. neck. tying behind
As fail botices are 50 general. Swiss
boiiccs are li<elY "a come into u.e again-
Very de-, p o e. are more becom n 20 the
figure thar narrow one. aud by deep Is
meant he genu ne sort. such 5. The
Swiss pesssnf=-G-sr.e ze are made
-. rDrfreNy Of velvet. satin. leitcd cloth.
or corded silk. aud the richest and
dau;iest for evening toilets arc made of
white or pale tinted satin. hani-pain,-
al, with 4 tiny blossoming vine. which
forms a delicate Horal bordering 10 the
entire girulc or banu-
An old sunshadc stripped of It's form
er cover ma be- easily recovered to
match any costume. Take one Of IN.
sections removed and cut a. much of
the new material ~ was first used when
the old sunshade was new: have them
stitched together bv mach.ne-s~wing.
and iasten u the frame. A new lining.
il required. is n easily made. TIE work
is not difficult. and VIII pay just now.
wDen tn. effect OF uniformity in dress
details, now so studied. requires a
change Of parasol for time. place and
costume. A little ingenuity and finger
deXterity combined 20 almost a. far.
and sometimes further. in giving finish
and clegan"e To toilet 81 Ceteras.
Eeath .r faus are extremely fashion
able in evening dress. and the latest
styles FROM Vienna are made of pure
downy white plumage. These are
much larger than the oval ans former
" carried. An all-whitc fan i, preferred
with "A white toilet. but in many cases a
cluster of crimson roses. = spray ut ear
nations. or any seas nable over. -
added for the evening Ia give "A touch
of color Ia the otherwise color.ess To let.
The fans are hung from the waist III
cha,elaine fashion.
Stylish young ialies have seized upon
the pretty little Russian Jacket recently
introduce | by Nine. Peponsy. OF Pars.
aS a ~fayorite novelty very appropriate
To the present season. These iaunty
little shapes reach only To ia belt in
front, and end in Il short position in
the back. Beneath the fronts. which
parJ ut the neck. Is 4 plated vest,
which also terminates II the waist line.
The sleeves are short, with n chic-look-
in~ iurn-back cutf of lace or pas,cmcn-
ter,e finish NJ the lower edge. which,
u IOn most o these jackets. reaches the
r.h"w. The richest mo lei yet seen was
made of black Lyons velvet with n
yerv handsome border trimming Of iet-
beaded pas>cmenterie. and a vest Of
CRIMSON silk laid in fiat plaits from
throat To belt. and snugly fitted. The
most dreSsy model was formeiof n dark
shade OF Neapolitan red velvet, en-
bro!dered in a much darker shade Of the
same color in silk floss. the design out
| ned with deep co!ored ruby beads.
The vest was of pale pink corded silk
arranged and fitted exactly as the GRIM
son vest Just described.
some very stylish dresses for young
girls are now being made in pla Il and
cashmere. They are very much trimmed
with ribbon loops and ends. ami some
have an added trimming OF shot tatle,as.
One pretty little suit of PLAID. in blue
and chestnut. has Il killed skirt faced
up the killing to the depth OF six inches
with CHI stnut and blue shot tafietas.
The tunic- Ia wa herwoman- has the
turn"d-up portion faced TO match. and
the bodice is of the plaid. with blouse
vest of the tatfetas. Another dress of
gray cashmere, crossed with crimson.
has a facing upon the kits and iInic
of crimson serge. Above these skirts
is a Russian iscket of the plaid. with
plated waistcoat o. the serge ending ut
the waist and finished by q ribbon belt
of crimson satin. clasped with a silver
BUCKLEY. 4. ECenHg Pos.