The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-09-26
SEASON.
In Meade for Travelin

l a - imposes.
Dressea nFonii-So'f'fln dresses for travelling,
/Rhg and for morning wear nav
J'aca Is being made up in i'm
SuY~ OF the graceful gowns wcsn
Dltrlng the summer by the Princess Of
l,Hales and her daughters. For verv
ul 9ng ladies silver braid or white mo-
w ] mas formed the trimmings, the mo-
yoYr oeing used as a narrow vest biob
haIllar and straight cuffs. with row, 8
I.u along the edges, and also on the
uiaPerles that are worn with a
ID fOf autumn dresses black
si ~ eISe dark blue Hercules braid.
kis take the place of metal braids, and
braher VeiVet or plush will be used for.
viii VEST, cults and collar Lone ovor-
9hnIs mat are made like the honsa-
tnald skirts, and looped up on one side
"a ooth, will be used with these dresses
u nj mere may be rows of braid or Of
deiVet ribbon for the trimming side
atnel OF velvet will be chosen nv tboso
VINO prefer pleated skirts with Greet
pRaPerles. The new shade of brown
Wsieu lynx brown, is also being made
drl III mohalr and alpaca dresses for the
catee autumn months, when canvas
upfsses will be too thin and cloth TOO
thPVy Tor comfort. Gilt braid will bo
drerlnglly used on such dresses. rather
hea piping or edging for brown velvet
span in many SNOWY rows or in the YER ver
as tie atterns lately used Wide wool
thS tpce. wool laces that are en-
nj sd tsa,g htly with gilt are rich
garloo1Ss 'tanfor lynx brown mobairs
brodered Ii threads are wrought in sim
trimmings 5 for gray dresses.
while silver Sed aud blue laces are also
liar trimmhgSp trim blue alpacas, and
The mixei r sometimes seen velvets
being used tvs, in stripes or in very
with these are 2 the small accessories !
of the two coorA rhe correct idea, how
small figures, .foifes is to have them ex-
of the corsage depending on their fine '
ever, in such dress When lace is used !
ceedingly plain. dost stylish when con-
fit for their beauty skirt; a single deem
on mohair, it IS ny slightly gathered, S
fined to the loweand side CORES, or else {
fall of lace. nree narrower rufles c
crosses the from the front, and several a
there are two dup the left side in the +
vi Iace acroSs'7ieu ~ the drapery. y
rows are placed is that of edgng side b
space left uncow wool lace, and form. d
Still another pld sides of the skirt of o
pleats with nan hen braid is chosen for
ing the front atw fancy is to form the n
these pleats. 7 two very wide box o
trimming, the 1 these with clusters Of d
front breadth che braid, frightening I
pleats, coyerinP luster and curling M ia
cross rows of the sides. A pointed bl
each row in the the same way then L
the ends toward, and smaller points OF
plastron madeB. To complete such a W
trims the rsasthere should be a long E.
are on the sleerAth ulster, and a bon
suit for tr2 ling sstraw with the brin
bIua r.. crown ClO. ,-ol,.o4 -: ~,
~ of rough blue -taiu Lake A. a.
covered with blue or brown, ofH.
the most becoming to the wearer!. '"'
rosette of braid or of wool lace, or somaf,
"donkey's-ear loops" of wool or of l
Grape, should trim the close round hat .
Of felt or straw that many Young ladies =,
prefer to bonnets. -Harper'S Bagar.