The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
WOO. COSTUMES.
Suits Worn by the Leaders of Fashion
Novel bin a,sons-


Wool costumes are most largely ID
ported 81 this season. because the taste
~ present dictates wool for stree;
suits These suits. however. arr in TAO
distinct Stvles. those from Paris b.iDc
combinations Of two fabrics. with wool
predom.nat.ny A. The over-tress. and
the preference b-ing TO- smooth cloths
while English gowns are entirely OF o~
material, which j usually homcspun.
serge boUcie or other rouch-su-a-cd
stuff
The iayo-ite combinations f1- French
costumes consist Of the suOulh-tnjshcd
AmazoG or al - clDta Tor the basque,
draper and Jacket. with q ,k.ri. set
collar and cuff 81 velvet or OF plush.
or else Of figured cloth. wool. Wiz.
rough 5Oucie or A-trakhan stripes or
border. or il may be- stripes Of selyc:
or plush 81 1 WOOL ground In" new
ct drrs-c- AT. wI,nou; iouu -. and
have yer. icw u.aIt~ n the lower .kl-.
Pain Te.ye- r plush skirts are revived.
10 * worn under cloth or camc.shslr
oser-drc-~e-. The plain SKIRT = about
VS. Yard anl i quarter v d., ! SIM
ply hcmm-t 90 finished with = brad.
and j. mounted on = foundation skirt
wll-h 81 entirely ~ cai- Tho full
uc-- Of -L.- --~a. ct -k r : U4.-.d -
tie bach. and "a ua-v ra-a~ he velvet
ou.v extends b. t-Wav un - ioguia-
ton ~h.r'. - tie ur:-r part - en-
cfa.-G % The oE-r~H-rL- The present
;Incl. however. j. To- showing fHr vel
VET quit" an On tnc hips, or "a, l-a-'
ou L p p, MAJ ~ !, vi~fui" AL jas
way up 20 the belt II ans p.a.,- ar
used IN tins -a--t. tncv are and IN the
part d. ."-ci bg tie trgpery an also
IN the back some skirt age three
wards or NOR. IN wIt;. and are .al.
smooth and plain III front for the pace
OF halt q yarI, and then turning back
ward in lary" shallow sde p.ats, VIII
deeper folded plat l. IN The ba y.
The oycr->k - or dr. ;."rv IL French
d-",-e> J. mad very long IN front ana
back. and VERY hort on TIE sid--. be
in correctness omitted altogether on
Ia. al =. 40 a. 10 how IN" rich fabric of
The lower sE.Tt from waist tn foot. TIE
apron - fcstOoucd and wr.ukIri aCrp->.
or e.>c II ! laid IN Tar n l. pia.'- pressed
into shape. VERY fauclius cords drapt
these aprons. or c.-c they are orua-
mrntcd with ~p!aqE->. or there NAV Toe
braid or bca! ornaments set over the
open space on The hips. or the cords
NAV be- i-Sruon-d across this space.
The bach draucry in straight flowing
line, J. occasionally seen on t.c~" COS
TUNES. tut the French moii~'"> still give
hou ant effects hv ad.ei length al tin
top dropping down in Bcdouin folds
and IN soft poUts. SaShc- arranged IN
Wild. long loops and ends are added -
many dresses. especially II In" over
SKIRT J. IN straight p.ait- There a-r
also sash effects mad 80 the material.
when Il i soft and not too heavy. III Int
way- during the summer. Two stcc,-
and Il cushion pad are a-sin used across
the baCN of thu lower sIiTt. hut there l.
an effort 10 do away with the heavy
,u-h on and Use a third steel in It
place. ur else p~laitng- or wlCgln- ar"
~cw.d in De below the belt. Alpaca j.
more used very season for iouudat ON
skirts. - tine low priced ~..hs do not
wear a. well - the strong DOL OF ih"
dress, this Skirt supports noth the over
skirt ant lower skirt. VIII IA -" a
tachcd 10 II permanently. covering .
thoroughly. hut without being doubted
upon / IN any part. a The object i 20
make the shir. OF ~ light weight -
possible. -LurpsrS Jd-GT.