Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-09
Sundry Toilets.

Suits are to be made this fall of
striped goods, with the stripes running
crosswise. During the summer months
the fashion of crosswise trimmings has
been rapidly gaining ground. First
galloons were employed, with three to
seven rows on the skirts, and later the
skirts were covered with this trimming.
Then skirting was employed. and the
good so ARRANGED that the stripes
formed curves. At present ribbon vel
vet is the rage in Paris. 1t is used in
all widths from the narrowest to goods
two inches wide. A dress arranged in
this manner has a round skirt trimmed
with three rows of ribbon velvet and
slightly draped on the left side. The
tuni ne is planted over the lett hip and
the lower part is bias. 1t is draped on
the lett side like the skirt, in the back
is a plated breadth of goods with the
plaits taken in bias from the left to
the ripht side Three rows of velvet
are on the lower part of the goods
They are placed bias like the plaits.
Three rows of velvet are also around
the apron. The waist is very odd, be-
inc trimmed on one side only. 1t
closes straight down the front and has
a drapery which is shirred at the neck
and on the waist. The drapery has
three rows of velvet on the right side.
The large turned-down collar has three
rows of velvet on the left side only.
The basque is cut up over the hips and
terminates in kind OF rectangular
pocket, which has three rows OF rabbon
velvet placed on vertically. Another
model in q very di erent style, but also
trimmed with velvet, is OF putty col
ored India cachemire and striped vel
stripes. having many-colored hne
threads on either side. The velvet
skirt is perfectly plain. The unique
consists off, cuirass in agnes Sorei'
STYLE and rounded on the basque. The
front opens to below the breast, and
then again near the left hip, and IS
trimmed with a piece of velvet coming
from underneath This last is at least
Two inches deep. The apron OF the
tunioue is plated and fastened to the
lower part of the waist, with the point
inclin ng toward the left side. The
hack of the tunique is plated double
and bias. 1t Is very short on the right
side AMI on the left side it forms long,
shell-shaped end.
A handsome walking and visiting
dress is of black faille and lace. On
the lower part of the round skirt is
narrow 1a1lIe HutiuS aDosC eAiS 10 %
lace fIounce. own the front is q
breadth of lace which forms two full
.nntf;nus. Narrow fiounces are taken
nm the back to the middle of the skirt.
On the lower part of the right side OF
the skirt is large striped velvet and
satin bow. On the left side is breadth
of this same velvet and satin goods.
which forms kind of guile trimming.
consisting of double round plaits reach
ing from the hip to the lower part OF
the skirt. The lace unique is mounted
fnll around the waist. and falls in
long pointed apron. It is surrounded
nv 3 lace ruffle. The lace wa st is lined
with faille. 1t is pointed back and
front. and has alace jabot. The length
wise plated sleeve is all of lace and has
no lining. A small lace cape is thrown
over the shoulders. 1t is taken tightly
over the vast and has double row OF
shell-shaped lace on the lower border.
The black straw-hat matching this suit
has 8 high crown and brim turning
up on the left side. In front OF the
crown is very large cockade of black