The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-01
n FASHIONS.


Novelties In Dre>s-
Combination dresses 81 plaid AMI
cashmere are invariably made uP with
plated skr;s. the plaid. 81 course. form
ing the skirt
Children dresses. for both house ani
street wear. are in gaycr c1lor' than
I they have been in two YEAR.
Their, i an increasing iancy r.: al
kind> o: mili;sr, traiding.
Surai giace i another new fabric IN
,wo-toncd silks
Trco,Ine jersey silk Is woyen ~
form 4 ~oi,. p,iablr fabric. resembling
on the face the tricoline and Jersey
cloth. This six ONE IN PLAIN and
figured STYLES. and i 4, 10 Dc used n
combination costumes.
Embroidery i used more than ever
on iine dresses. the border!ng> having
been replaced by detached figures. sat
tered over the surface.
The fri,e and tuftrd patterns are seen
in WOODEN goods rs well - in silks.
Handsome black laces VII 10 u,cd ~
trimming, for silks and satinS.
Sleeves still ii, the arms ,nugiy and
shoulder seams are short. The top OF the
sleeve Icing fitted over The shoulder
and se"cd IN with u slight ~fullnrSs At
the top.
There j. a decided tendency toward
plain. round skirts. and the only tr NJ
mng allowed i, q tiny edge of fine
plating seen o~ccas.onally.s
Chenille fringe will h. used for plain
and brocaicd velvet and .elvetc-n.
Handkerchi-fs and scarf trimmings
arranged 20 - 10 give the effect If the
Gothic points, will b. exclusively used
ON round hats and bonuc,S for ordinary
wear.
The full. ungorcd. tucked skirt, with
a round vast enhanced by pretty belt
trimmings Of ribbons. Swiss bodies. or
girdle, fastened with handsome buckles.
viii lie q fayori;c style for afternoon
dresses OF muslin. ioularl. summr
silk. and in all white materials for even
ing wear in ummcr
The high band with Il narrow rm ~
lace or linen collar above. known ~
the officers collar. still retain, IL A.
c~cndancy. an additional feature appear
ing in n crescent or Il buckle IL brilliant,
used 10 fa>tcu the band, TO which i, at
tachcd, on n side, Il small group 81
loops, which turu toward the shoulder
rather than down iowar I the waist.
Daisies and orchids in floral trim
ming> are in favor.
Velvet bodices are more worn than
silk or brocade.
Gloves are comparatively short for
everyday wear. Tan. with stitched backs.
are most worn. Dog,kin gloves are
good for common wcar.
New parasols are square in shape.
gay in color and are trimmed with a
profu-ion of lace. Round paras ,ls VIII
be worm to very little extern this sum.
mcr. The han Hes are all made of ex-
qui>itc wood and are very ~fanciful IN
design.
The waterfall backs for light materials
are now arranged in three divisions. or
ilounce-. and are quite graceful.
Beaded lace hoiices. with skirts ~
soft silk or satin. are among the best
worn of ordinary evening GOWNS
Nicuna and velvet are "A fs.yoritc
mixture.
4 pretty dress shows \ green velvet
bodice and tram over q iiCellr lac.
skirt. tied with tassels of pearls n in
t~cr,al>.
\ flight of BIRDS on one side Of \ ball
dress is a favoritc mode Il trimming.
The ~favorite party or bridemaid dress
for little girls Is the pretty Gretchen
costume. with 4 full round skirt of
embroidery or lace fr.ll>. n low-nccked.
round waist If silk worn over n half
low round waist of muslin. or 4 high
guimpr. trimmed with Il full ruchc
around the neck and with sash bow of
embroidered muslin in the back. giving
4 boutfan. affect Boston BHdget.