Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19


are also to be seen in the wool stuiIs
used for making bonnets, and in the
stripes and bars Of the ribbons for their
trimmings.
TINsEL GOODS, BEADS, ETC.
Etincelle, or sparkling tinsel, is seen
in all kinds of millinery fabrics. from
the most diaphanous tullc to the hea-
West plush or wool goods. These tin
sci threads are Of every colored metal.
copper, gold, lead, or silver. spun out
to marvellous thinness, and wrapped
over silk to make them durable. They
are then used for most elaborate en-
brOideries in "all-Oyer designs on
all sorts Of materials. Flower de-
signs. are those most seen, but palms.
scrolls, rug designs, cashmere patterns.
and the Greek key borders are also
used. both on wide "piecc goods " and
on the narrower ribbons and sashes.
The use Of gold for decoration will
therefore be less than it is at present.
while copper, lead, and other baser
metals will give 4 less tawdry and
more quiet tone to the costly winter
fabrics. There are also many metallic
combinations that are new to the milli-
neT-Such as a wide gilt ribbon dotted
all over with seed-liSc beads Of piomb
copper, or jet. and with loopci
or picof edges, on which are
strung larger iaceied beads Of the
metal used in the fine secd-likc
beads with which the surface is pow
dcrcd. Beads Of all kinds will be used
again. especially plomb and jet beads,
and the special novelty is the introduc-
tion Of carved wooden beads or but
tons. in dull brown and red woods.
strung all over calloons and ribbons, in
tie midst Of bouclc silks and woollens.
4 charming melauge of colors is given
in these galloons that have green, red.
and blue silk or wool loops as large a,
the wooden beads that are thickly set
among them. IN these, as in all ne
stuns. mixtures Of red with green. gi--
irg "a tawny colorirg. are commend. /
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TICOT RIBBONS, SIRirEs. ETC.
The novelty in ribbons is the re-
yival of piaot edges or tiny scallops
formed Of graduated loops Of the silk
Of The ribbon, or else Of tinscl threads.
This is the finish for roppcd silk ril-
Ions of the ordinary cros-crain or the
softer faillc lrancai,c. and 10 is also
,ceu ON the uivej r,ibo,s r,t ,r.
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Iut tn.cr..a, y.o,rcr nre..r .,r,7.r
tliore e., .t..r,. .or Else small ...
bows.
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u'h 'oIi"gd oi only TWO git wires
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.i'H ne -olH'F extends rom the
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