Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-22
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.

'Purp H."
Brooklyn girls are famous for thor Lowell!
complexion.
No woman should bang tho ifo out o! hci
hair New Orleans Picavune.
| Ohve-green aud primr0se.pink is u favored
corbiuauon for evening dresses.
| Leather neck bands, cuffs aud belts ar,
made on clo,h and wooden, costumes
| Tight.itting Astrallan jacket, aud cloalSs o
the same uc will be IN = ando mode.
The roviled hustle, iusensible to world-wid,
reprobation, goes ON Increasing ike the Nile
A young lady says she knows her George
will propose soon because ms voice has
ring in it,
Ladies are going back to the white kid
glove, which hes been totally abandoned thest
last few years.
Very broad galoons for trimming cloth
dresses are shown in mohair and IN tinsel and
IN hair woven closely in basket designs.
Waistcoats of Grape and lace over a sill,
| fouUdutiou are inserted un lCr the vest ana
| fast ned at the waist with velvet sash.
Long bar ins made of carved gold have
| little balls at the end, each ono set with
diamonds, ruby or other prc.iJu stone
Which would you prefer, that a woman
| would be u little sul>y or that her ugu'
would etert ally and oveIlastingy w0g on:
| LChicago Sun.
Sleeves ore not made TIGHT citing, They
aro cosiI,, Ettod IN tnc orn, "a in.rrr roso and
,,rSc, ,f ,rny,r,ert an imuort,ot mint nf
,r,,e oir,,anCs and corrart .ty,n
Th, IS ,,,a;1,,, ,,,1r,,,, ~, ,,I,;o
Inc blending "t plaldeu "aoi''hS ",th pam
Jf plaldei materials with the best brands OF
yelyetcen is far more fashionable
A young lady in jersey City has taught
ler p"i.H1 10 ulCsr ~ 7o"T,' =" MES -
"cr pHsh' lover Calls. me St""b MAN -
no" earning TO 'ihi'ate 'h' p'rf"''
Eight days, it is said, are required to cut d
ulalh"h!' nnt aiter yTuns IauS HetS tne '. u,t,
'nohu, IL u"TS nov 'ah' noi i'l"'o ''i'h ''''o'
"'iy' =" CUT all her lopr "e'lu''n'"'oe9'
lich embroideries in shaded cDloungs and
artistic hand-paintlngs ON SATIN, siIH cash
mere and velvet also, are used torNeIy elegant
dinner and reception costumes. Many OF the
very beautiful taoliers and panels nave IN thoSe
days the additional Naluooi beng the haidI'
""'N ., '0e we"ro'S' 3,
Hoods to the backs ot mant5l@ tY .orlnR
worn a5ain, and though some ot th,se gre
merely ornamental, tncm1l mdy ar" n.cndon
20 be useful n well. Women wlth r"Gnd
shodiders do well t. avoid these t"shiouab'7
additions, as do ato women who are very
stout.
In hosiery are shown as best choice plain
solid co ors, aud Chese invau IDLY dai6.
Stupes, pIuids and all fancy stoch, rs ar5
con'lIered decidedly passes and IhrIe5nlt
lhe most popular dyes are th 50 III Nt"pnIl
tan cardnh-a very deep shade OF that color
Spanish brown, deep ruby, marine o1ue ana
olive.
A Massachusett4 woman contracted with a
miliner before the election ! a bonnet,
which was to be paid for if Blaine were
elected She saii that II Cleveland were
elec ed that would bnng FREQ Trade, ana
then she c,u'd not afford it. She has not
called tor the bonnet, and 1t IS supposed that
Blaine - beaten.
Fancy iewels are still very popularly worn
Necklaces with angles and curves which ut
the ne.k, cla.ps nni Haks IN oxidz,d silver,
and wide dog collars of wrought metal set
with half pr, cious stones, arc all in vogue,
and taking the place Of brooches. etc, are or
naments which resemble mllltary DECORATIONS,
bracelets, straps, gfolots, and chaCelaine ap-
pcniages.
Many faehiouable ladies' arc wearirP wide
upright collar. and dcep, psrat'rt,d cuffs Of
velvet both fhcll and colored. Some are
simply edged with fine c.rd cf goli o- silver.
others have an embroidery worked at the
corners of the collar band. MS well "A. ON the
cuffs. Lace may be worn TO relieve the ,eyprs
li,o Of the velylt, but fashion does not dictate
tho addition,
Some Of the winter bonnets ale trimmed
with ribbons of Ottoman and pIIsh br,cad,
on uncut velvet, with grounds Of the In.sJ eh-
,ue,te 'chlngalnL effect Tho color, are OF
L0e Oriental type, richly blended. and many
ribbons show a bright contrast,n. color On the
reverse side. Bc.iies their use for strings,
they are rmpl1ycd IN making rose tuifrts aud
rosettt5, often forming tho only garuituro upon
the bonnet
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