The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
with the drinking sorg from Don Giovanni

with the drinking sorg from Don Giovanni
by Moz,n.
-P-nsy is the new purple, and there are
several shades Of IL.
Braid and fns fanny ga'loors are in
high favor, a. d W II probably oontirue 81
FOR aGo: her seas n.
Lace add m ire sre admirably rom
biued in dressy tracks for visiting and GER
emonioGs occasions.
While snd col moire is ore of the
richest novelties. TIE warp is Of pure silk
and the filing of pure metal.
Ribbons for trimming bonaet. are
striped bali their width with NOR. and
the otn.r half with tartan velvet.
The white dresses 50 popular during The
summer FIR general wear, will r-mzin In
favor for house DIR IS during The autunu.
The sash is ore IF the most prom ineai
of the seasons novelties, and viii sppsar in
all materials AID On all Of the palmer
styles of dresses.
The unglazsd Swedish glove dec;d IDLY
remsins in favor for DO b elegan' and sim
pie ,oil-ts. For the evening il IS frequently
worn with de p ce cuffs.
Tt ere are..some ch-rm;ng laceS SHOW N
in the autumn importsti rs. ard we a'e
prom Sc Jevivsi Of the oil Ven, ii n
point lace for collirs and cuff.
yellow straw hats for young ladies re
cover vi h straw colored tulle and have
ia the back loops of moir. ribbon, with q
few of these tx ending 10 the front.
Little green LarOquets are Us d To ar
namept blTck lace hats trimmed wish
watercr, SIS greer. snd look FIR pre- tier Il an
wien sc. n az int back ground OF yelyei.
Early fall fa-hicns continue in maj l.
tanning the features in fiat folds, l,ns Loop
inss end straight skirts z thered at tie
bssk which have chaIact lized the summe r
styles
Velvet sab are 10 be lired end fin
ished al The end like purses with a tsssl.
This gives a charming oriental Z, fleet and
makes a simple ribbon sash lvok stiff md
wooden.
-Rossry beads a-a the novelty, in carved
woods of natural cclors, and il red, brown,
green or blue shades to be sc. like buttons
in boucle gailoous, or to edge The trius oil
bonneis.
The ron.h and rugged sty'e Of wo,leu
materials which mad alresdT made tier
APP, araI &C ! ST winter seem likely 10 pre-
vail e in in he makin! up of ;his autumn
and wsLtsI's costumes.
Embroidery is rs popular as ever for
millinery uses and Is ext nd ne 20 AL grades
of GO, Us from tulle IL bIoadcI,th and even
leather. Some If The new emlr, ider. d
crown, On K d sre very at:r- Give.
-Rourd HIS have rarrow brimi that
are c'o,,ly 30 | a az inst the cow, a.-d
tn 5 add thing to the size Of the mead.
CroSns ere hi.h, but no; la the exaege rat
ed shapes Of tn summer, and II ere are
many ufbans ana English walking Ia t.
with quite lew crowns.
A new ard very dressy unique, C. lied
"Tunique Juive," is Of white or black lace,
tut g morally If the M terIal IL 81 named.
| m'y he WO-u Over anS dres~, and, with
the pr' sent psss on for plain sui's without
ir.pi"gs. is IN 81 vain b sdji iDu l.
ashionS. Tie un'qu 5 may be IrImm d
with a border NJ OF IT,, orkt u OH ;he G
men', or vi h ba ds { gailoOn.
Tire Newport c,rf'' IS the iate,t add
sumre- wear on cuJi DAYS snd evenings III
fashion. bic hotels TIL scarf is formed al
pi &C of fine ca>hmere o .rds long. Ii
richly euhfo derei on roth ends, near
the se!vedle, srd edged with rich silk
fringe 1t rs % ne thrown around the sEoIl
der, scarf fash.O3, and Will be universally
becoming.
A petty toilet for concert or evening
parry is of white moire striped with velve',
iablier CT white lace is draped on one side
by cluster of flowers, low bodice, COM
pleted by lace chem:Seiie made high In
ihe neck, the bodice is peaked in front az
al the bick, strip of moire r.bbol is
crossed over l. chemisette Ike the ribbon
of an or:er. is rom ded Oft over the hip,
and falls at Il e b.ck III n large Tow with
irregular l.ops
The frve rite mantle for autumn is he
cloth jacket, open WI II Teytrs. faster sCi
W tn one double bu ton or faucy clap just
III der he e. then slauted straight oil Ou
esca SHE 10 the back, it is tight fi,ting
at tie back, and has rather deep bssqu' .
1t may be worn either over al ordinary
d ess b, dice or over q LATED chem settle OF
printed fogla'd, the sieve is the usual
plain coat sl.ege. This NOEL, m de with
shorter b-sqTe, is l,o worn as Dire :
boi ce o:er SON. faI cy / last on or oheu.i-
stt.e.
b ocafei velvets for au'umn wraps
ere an"rg me most superb Of Il e -easyn's
novelties. TGe grounds are Cf .rmure,
IA lie FRANCHISE or ottoman, ami there IL
usually two depths OF the tr So o. plush,
and Sometime TWO OF TO h the cut and
uucut effects. A specially elegant fabric
b large leaves OF frI>e on al srmu e
ground, with shading and outlines OF cut
lie plush IF graduated lengths. 4 part
of the frise is very short ard close, aud fig
ures are formed by longer loops that ere
soft anu Ho sy. Tney core in all popular
colors, and evening shades, and there plain
goods to match in every case.
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