The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21
FASHION nOrEs.

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HOMEGROWN "Terry" turbans arc in the
list Of new spring hats. #
Tho close English couture still prevails.
Ruret brown js preferable TO gray Tor
BRIDES travelling dresses.
Jet embroidered Jerseys will be very
fNshiounbly worn this spring over Jet trim.
med skirts, and apron tunics OF black gros.
grain silk.
Adjustable trains for evening toile', are
somu OF them nude with Vatican fold,
carried from tho drapings OF the long skirt
to the back OF the neck OF the bodice,
They are fastened TO tho dress and cor.
sage by means Of the new patent safety
hooks. .H
We answer Yes to the "New England
lAssie" who write1 10 Inquire II 1t would
do to wear stylish tweed tailormnde cos.
tune 10 church when she comes to New
York to visit. II she imasines that every
lady who attends service in New York Is
arraycd IN purple and fine linen, she will
find out 10 the contrary when sho arrives
Many skirts Of plain WOODEN materials
arc combined with corresponding sub.
stances in basket patterns. Occasionally
1t Is a lozenge spot OF crescent, or soms
other set pattern worked III silks oil mingled
co!ors. Ono imported costume designed
for afternoon ct tho SEE ,hore Is made Of al.
mond.colored French cashmere over r
skirt OF dark plum.colored velvet. The
long apron overdress and bodice are GOV.
cred with dark plum.colored lowers in
detached sprays appliqued a. intervals
over the entire surface.
Very stylish looking promenade costumes
arc shown made Of olive or lawn green
biHon cloth or French tricot, elegant in II,
and finish, the skirts plca!ed In tllt kills,
alternating with eight inch wide panels
Above the full Buckingham tunic Is worn
q long French Guard coat with Il narrow
Dlrcctoiro vest Of dark green velvet insert
ed down the front, fs7tened with gold but.
tons. and trimmed with dark green braid.
ling III arabcsque designs. A similar pat
tern is worked upon tho panels Of tho skirt.
An exquisite dre;3 made by Redeem has
the skirt Of sheeny silver gray satin trim.
med with wide llounces OF lace in duchtr1e
point and old Venetian patterns in.ermln.
lgled. Down either side OF tho front is a
Wlue panel ol gray SATIN DfOcaueu Win
tiny bouquets Of small, brilliantly colored
flowers. The blo:1oms arc mnrvelIousIy
beautiful in shading, with many Of the
petals wrought in silver. The bodice md
train are Of the plain satin with ono aide oil
the train trimmed with cascades OF the lace
mingled with French flowers exactly match
ing those Of the brocade. Lace and flow.
ers adorn the neck OF the ha!flow corsage.
Ottoman fabrics have seen their bss.
days, as is evidenced by their being offered
at a great reduction from their original
prices. In their place are offered imperia!
cords with the rep running vertically.
These goods are very handsome, and come
in all the soft neutral shades Of the seq
as we'll az in dark street tones. Irish pop
Inns also are exhibited in rich colors o.
rus.et brown, Quaker gray, Invisible green
golden fawn, marine blue, silver, r7hes Of
roses, and deep ruby. Bssket cloths, arm.
ures, French trico.', bison cloths, and fine
tweeds are again imported, all to be used
in the creation OF the natty and ladylike
taiior.made costumes which are now at The
zsnith OF their popularity in America.