Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-07-16
THE FASHIONS.
Lato Decrcos by the Beau Monde 40
cepted by weli-Dressed Women.

tate Decrcos by the Beau Monde 40
ceptcd by Well Dressed women.
The Marguerite gauntlet sleeve Is
very stylish, and Is Ia mode when adj
led to an artistic costume whose gcn-
,ral effect is antique. The top TO one
If these sleeves, noted upon Partisan
iress made for lady artist in this city.
was formed of offawn-colorcd Lyons satin,
and long close cuff joined IL at the
elbow, which reached to the wrist This
cuff was made Of ruby velvet and laced
closely up the back with tiny opal but
IONS and gray silk cords. The satin
portion Of the dress itself was suporbly
decorated with massive beadwork Of
ruby, amethyst and opal beads, in dp-
piiqUc. The square opening of the
Margue rite bodice was bordered with
this handsome garniture, and the satin
panels on the skirt lined with the velvet
were likewise adorned.
Among the list of rough .and-ready
straw hats and bonnets, which are very
stylish and tastcfully trimmed this sea
son, are the 'rushes OH" These plant
and very light materials are twisted In
and out into odd and pretty shapes, the
result being a head-covering at once
most comfortable and most chic These
rush hats, or basket hats, rs they are
sometimes called. are decorated in easy
grace, with wreaths of full-blown roses
with stems, thorns and sweet briar
foliage en- eCiieHce, or sprays of sweet
clover, pink and white. buttercup bios
SONS, field daisies and burdock burrs
intcrmingling Altogether they are the
hats par crcoiieRce for the pretty giIs
10 20 a-gipsying In this summer.
Some OF the new French polonaiscs
are cut with the bodice glove-htting.
except directly in front. where few
folds of the material are shlrrcd into the
neck and allowed TO fall loosely a little
below the waist Here they are held by
satin ribbons, which tie and fall with
good effect to within n few inches of the
foot OF the skirt trimming. Quite an.
other effect IS given to second model
by a loose Spanish blouse, which is
added t. the cuirass-front that opens
Just below the fifth battou on the body
of the polonaise, the blouse made Of
embroidered surah, the polona'se of
silk canvas dotted with chen lie the ex-
act sha,le of the embroidery ON the
blouse-vest.
Flower fichus are among the floral
novelties TO be noted in evening or
bridesmaids toilets On a limited scale
they have been used for some tine,
edging or bordering, for instance, the
inner side OF lace iichu. or forming n
heading TO its fall OF lace. They now
attain greater Dimensions almost COW
ering the shoulders and coming down
over the chest in q gentle curve, often
falling below the waist in graceful trail
ing sprays which narrow TO single
leaf or half-open bud. A lace hchu UNI
derncath a floral one has frequently an
imposing effect, especially when the
shoulders have seen better DAYS.
Cardinal red velvet is in great uss--
first in fine combination with the grav,
iawn, beige and other neutral tints, now
so prevalent, and bows Of il are seen
upon black and dark blue toilets when
ever there is a suggestion Of rcd other
where, and cardinal red parasols arc
the inyariable adjuncts TO all such toi-
lets. On black lace hats it IS fashion
able TO arrange o knot Of red ribbon
velvet in place Of n feather aigrettc.
Red hose worn with black satin sandals
or pale gray mules, have n new lease OF
life; and red six gloves are fashion
able, but are eNecrab.e upon the hands
OF any ono this side OF "Old Virginny"
or the land Of the Dakotas.
In choosing tan-colorcd kid gloves,
il is well to note what particular shade
OF this hand-coycring Is chosen rs there
are tans and tans; and some Of these
tints do not tone so well with black,
for instance, as others. Cheap gloves
of any description are the worst ccono-
my possible. When purchasing Suede
gloves il is always adv sable to b. sure
Of their fitting. rs they vary in size con-
sidcrably, even when supposed to b. OF
the proper number. II is good plan
to take a wcll-itting gaH, with you,
which you hare tested, when you wish
to buy new gloves; you compare length
OF thumbs and fingers and width acr ,ss
the hand. II is also good plan at the
time 10 settle upon a certain brand of
glove, whose exact number Is reliable.
so that on future occasions you may
know exactly what TO ask for, as it l.
very disappointing 10 pay a high price
for gloves bought at random, and find
the supposed proper number to be either
too large or too small
South Kensington cmbroiderieS,
wrought in moyen-age co 'ors upon can
vas, or etamine dresses Of pale almond
color. are stylish and handsome for
dresses for afternoon wear at the sea-
shore. Arrasene is also worked in
single colors upon white grenadn ne with
lovely effect A charming dress made
Of this fabric was embroidered in PINK
arrasene, delicately shaded. II is en-
broidery formed heading to gathered
rallies Of the pink Spanish lace which
trimmed the entire dress The vest
front was mass of the cmbroi lery,
with lsce arranged down each side Of Il.
En- suit was a ''pia1 n kerchief for the
shoulders made Of cream white reDe de
ciiHe, embroidered AZ one corner and
bordcred with a rullle Of pink lace. The
costumes WORKED with the South Ken
sington embroideries have an addition
M trimming OF satin ribbons upon the
SIX IT, these tied together amolg the
drapcries, and reproducing the moyon.
age co Ors brought out in the embrod.
ory.-M T. Fo5t.
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