Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01

novelty. The simplest cut being considered
the most elegant
The foundation of silk OF Elesia used IN
the winter tailormsde suits, and rendering
them dangerously heavy. ID not essential or
desirable in the construction Of the skirt for
spring wear. and may be readily dispensed
with.
Stiff muslin ID gathered in two vide
f~ounces reaching across the back breadths
to make the fashionable tournure.
Suspenders are thought by many mods
ties to g alter the lines of the figure as to
spoil the ft Of the dress, yet many sensible
women would rather have . less perfect Ct
to her corsage than weary her poor back BY
the unnecessary burden Of heavy skirts, and
no cloth costumes can be made 90 light a.
not to need this support from she shoulders
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