The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-04-08

tnura Nita OF INFORM hllun Concerning tne
Prevailing Fashions.
Irish poplins are again In fashion.
yellow flowers are very fashionable.
Color plays animportantpartin fancy
dress h0nnets.
The new evening gloves are as long
or longer than ever
Ridley's mjlliners arealready at work
ON Easter bonnets and hats.
The new spring hats are very high i'm
The crown and narrow in the brm.
Ribbons striped i'm canvas gouze and
w0,erod silk come for bonnet trim
mings
Lace bonnets win be much worn as
soon as the weather will permit their
use.
The new capote bouuets are Of me
dium size, and are very quiet and
modest in effect.
Great punches of flowers, all of one
kind, are favorite hat and bonnet deco
rations this spring.
Braid and embroidery in the greatest
! imaginable variety OF patterns adOrn
the new jersey jackets.
Fancy bonuets are made Of tinsel and
novelty fabrics of various kinds over
/ frames of wire and lace net.
The pelk-brimmed poke bonnet re-
/ appears among spring millinery impOr-
tadOns and productions.
Small sunhowers on flexible stems nod
over the crowns of many Of the new im-
/ ported hats and bounets.
Soft Surah satin and taieta scarfs for
trimming bonnets come in broad stripes
of soft shaded color.
Spring velvets come in all the new
shades of mastic tan, brick red, Russian
green, and gray and brown shades.
Wide tinsel braids put on in bands
and long lOoped cabbage bows are the
tuyOrite trimmings OF spring hats.
Canvas woven linen etamine ribbons
shot with bars of gold thread trim some
of the new Paris bonets and hats.
The wild business of the frizzled bang
is abated until now it is reduced to a
modest waved fringe on the forehead.
New silk jerseys are beautifully
beaded with jet in various designs, and
sometimes in patterns o. covering the
whole garment.
Some of the new cashmere gloves have
the long wrists embroidered i'm chain
stitch on the closed tops with silk of a
paler shade.
Silver-whte wings, a la Lady Teazle,
are coming in vogue for evening toilets.
They are preferred to powder, which is
again worn.
Upright iabot bows in front Of a
bunch of wedding flowers, which
tower above the high crown of the hats,
are the feature in spring millinery.
Some of the new spring hats have
high Tyrolean crowns and narrow
brims, looped very high on one side
with space in the loop for the
trimmings.
New spring wraps for dressy toilets
are covered with embroidery and JET
beading, trimmed with Tufiles of lace
and in modified dolman mantle forms
All the trimmings Of hats and bonnets
for early spring wear are placed direct
ly in front over the forehead, on the
fore part of the crown, and tower higl
above the same.
White hair is so fashionable that la
dies are ordering white wigs to wear a
: evening entertainments, or they usI
! powder t. excess on the puffs and loops
of their ever-growing higher and higher
! COitfuTes.
The cOlors in new silk gloves rang
from dark to pale shades Ofmodes, tan
russet, and nut brown from filbert ant
hazel to chestnut, golden brown, gray
from slate to pale Russian, and man,
intermediate tints of gray, blue, amber
and mastic.-N y Sun,