Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-06

whole career wore dress which allowed |
her knee to be seen. Her own high ideas |
of her art were well expressed III the re- |
buke she administered to one Of her adj |
mirers in Milan, who begged her to shorten |
her dress I" Just a very little" "Slgnor,
replied the dancer. 4" | do not dance for
men-I dance for wives and daughters
A woman at Sheldon, D. T.. was very
much disturbed by saloon-keeper seihng
LIQUOR to her husband. She interviewed
the Iiouor-seller with 4 seyen-Shooter and
ordered him to close his place, remarking
that she had killed one saloon-keeper, ana
would soon make him L fit subject for the
undertaken if he didn't. He closed.
4 corset maker declares that American
Urls are the worst in the world for tight
lacing.
Something About Fashions.
In the new cotton goods, which are now
quite the order of the day for summer and
seaside toilets, the same varieties are OBJ
servable Us in the new silks and fancy
woolcns of the season. There are plain
linens, cambrics and satinets, and also far
more stylish and novel ditto III two-toned
glaccs; and there are also, brocaded and
printed patterns, thread stripes and micro
Scopical checks and plaidS. AL OF these
are made up very much after the same
STYLES rs the silks and WOODEN goods.
For instance, q dress OF unb!e2ched ba-
tiste and brown and buf striped ditto has
the bodice of plain fabric, buttoned from
the neck halfway down The chest, where II
is fastened with a double metal clasp;
thence the fronts stand apart showing
tight fitting vest of the same material,
coming down into plain basque in front;
at the back the bodice IS continued INTO
loose. dropping drapery, while plated
scarf of the same is crossed over the front,
fastened at the side with flowing bows of
ribbon The skirt OF striped batiste falls
quite plain all around and is ScallOped out
around the edge; this scallOped bordcrrestS
upon Il fine fluting OF the plain unbleached
| batis.c The sleeves are finished with striped
! facngs Another dress is OF mushroom
| coiored glazed satinettc, and similar sat
| inette with a small pattern OF prune flow
erets. The plain salinette is made up INTO
a sort of pnlonaisc. The bodice IS tight
! fitting, fastened at the neck only, where ii
| is finished with turned-up collar. 1t IS
thence slanted off down to the hips, and
continued AT the back in deep hollow plaitS.
| 4 vest of the plated satinette is worn I'M
| der the bodice, showing like plasrun III
front and coming down into Il deep round
| basque The skirt over which the basque
| falls is OF the same material and similarly
plated Ii has no trimming. y prune
satin sash is fastened into Il peak at the
waist with an artistic breach and then ar
| ranged into a flowing bow at the side, with
| long dropping loops and ends. The outline
OF The fronts and the wrists are edged with
a narrow fancy prune and mushroom gal
| loon initiating embroidery.
| \ more fauctul toilet, suitable for the
| seaside. IS Of light muuse-gray thread linen
and bright red and gray striped saunetie.
| The linen dress Is cut princess fashion,
| with cliugiug bodies and an extra width
! an;Iiel on ii the back to form deep hollow
| Dlait,. on the left side the dress is slit and
| stands open to show an underskirt OF the
red and gray striped satinette drapcd in
numerous FOLDS. The slit Is finished AT the
top with an enormous bow OF the same
striped satinette. Down the front, from top
| to bottom, sits are made across the middle
of the dress. and through these Sits strip
OF the striped material is passed in and out,
and puilcd out into creves. There are SINH
ar crcv-s al tie bottom Of the tight coat
sleeves \ hat OF mushroom straw, lined
and trimmed with red, and red ulshade,
are worn with this dress.
Drossv toilets for the casino or summer
! lcteS, concerts and flower shows are OF
! glacc, tafie.aS. or surah, combined either
| with bruCdded silks or very fine WOODEN fab
.....'- ,-..i;,,,- or cra,,,u
II'9, sun a. NJ; NJ, f M; stI.l !; nf LITo
| and rust shot gluce silk and bruraded silk
~, 49, .,,. tin7s-fbat !, broca,Ia.i in rust
ana conner shades over a pale blue ground.
| Tba ,arfactIr-fttino bodice is well curved
| in o,.a,, he Inns and deeply peaked in front
and ,t the hack. II is opcn in front at the
toD into an oval shape. but the opening is
| flied up with plastron Chemisette of
plated silk of somewhat deeper blue than
! the ground of the brocade The. tight
sleeves are also of the brOcaded silk, with
| facines of the plain blue. The front and
sides Of the upper skirt are Of blue and rust
shot giacc silk, very slightly drapeqi at me
sides, which lose themselves under The loidS
Of the deaply-?Ialtet touFnlre ol 4LoyaIea
silk At the back; flowing 9oW' oil hlue nd
BON are l iicIt ;,'t I ,';T' ana - IF tbe
ne ''cIA. - ~, ''I 20. ''1, AND cinas
I'M. yorv wish costume can very well
IN. .ll,ic.lin 6ra,ale!., andplaiu Datiste
| The capote should be Of two-;oned satin
| straw, trimmed with ribbons to match "nd
4 cluster I blue cornho"er7'
SIn-haleS are still Pretucr more rseStIij
! and SHY Than last year iiieE are trimmed
H'st i'Se dresses inc S'!A' ms '",.' oii 81
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