The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16
Fashion Motss..

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For MODERATE gifts to bridesmaids,
s'ngis pearl. sohtaire earrings aud SIX
pms 50 matcn, 10 little case, Arc iaso'
ionaple. zsa
Shoulder epaulettes are siill fashion.
snty employed Tor giving a,dressy enect
as gel q shortening the length oetHeen
zoe nigncp'isr and the top OF tne sleeve.
4 hyN French msterial, very elegant
in nnish and modernin its softness and
araping qualitles, is called "Ssnspsreil.
II isia rich and beautiful fabric, and be-
longs 70 tue poplin 'ami's. 'sT
Black, white and Ian are what the
hosler would call tie leading things in
gloves, but there are three shades OF tan,
be IT remembered, viz. tan proper, drab
and favn. 'cs f9e
There is hat little change to note as
vet In the fashions of furs. The mos,
important this season is the introdu ductiop
OF cape with long. square ends, after
an old fashion worn hundred years
ago ,sass1 4a4 9e eswoy
Silk or wool jerseys trimmed with
velveteen oolors, cuffs and waNicoats
sill he worn with plain velvet skirts and
surah sash drapeIies, or fine wool foule
Tor cashmere sash drapery lined With
sursh. 40 saa ss'is ~ ~
! New ooods for even;no dresses "a satin
with figures wrought in gold and silver
threads. The delicate colors used for
the foundations are only enhanced in
beauty by the frosty plisteniop silver Or
the soft sbri yht gold woven into its sur-
Face. sisssa' y
The b,ob hand NTH nar,o. ,;r,' rim ~
laco or l;non collar .hnyo vno-n.. ,ha
aolF,cers' collar !" s.;Il rs,a,ns ;,s second
ancv. An additional fea,nre ,nnea,;no in
crescent. or buckle. OF brilliants nsed
| TO fasten the hand. To which IA attached
on one side . small eroup of looms.
which turn to ward the shoulder rather
than down toward the waist.
! a ho.,,;f,I f.n so, avan,,n -. -.
white ooo.e o,;ll vino fse,h. - 70, ,he
,on ~ a. ,a,,o;...ss,, .,;ah. u.ss
,hp.. 80 h.aa n.,-.ss ra.ssss | -"
ono.hslf 80 Inc soashsr. ga ha,or pp. M.
= win. nst,srn of h,ns m.oso,;s a.,
one. half of the fan ia a prettv yionet,e
landscape encircled bg.. a garland, of
| fuchsias !: on the other half yellow hut-
terfies floating over blue strip of skv.
The velva, clo.h. arc v.,~ h.rdsom.
anil .bo,ld he mad. o,o, v.l,o, sL;r,s
hut for,unstslv for ,hs mossrsss nnrsss
oooa valye,oen = NO 40, ,,,arfa.. = ..h'
s,itute for s;Ik velvat that : r;ch ,oos;n.
dress IL not nece.sariIv a verv costlr
one. Velvot /. ce,ts;nlv :, c,os, ~.
m.nd. i enters mora ~ lass into ,ho
comno ;,;on ~ all ,o;,ot. .nd . v.,w.,.
dress is most desirable acquisition.
The taste for ALI kind. of bead.work
this season i, new ida In silk dress
g,ods. A heavy satin. faced silk has the
stamped iyures outlined with either
white or aold beads. For evenino wear
these beaded silks will ne combined with
PLAIN eros grain. The HEADING il no,
confioed to white goods but r. used On
satins and yelvets of all colors. the
hi.o,,. h.;,
when embroidered with gold beads.
Anew cr.ne.clotn has been b,orobt
ont for v,dov., .ocond monrr;no .h;oS
really v,ars we'll I,,is MI vool tbonoh
heretofore there h.s heen = COTTON VAR,
in such fabrics For All bnt ,,een monrn.
ing people are. wesrioe terry broche
thrown on, wool oround' ali sbl.ck ~
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