The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25
FASHION

Little girls guimpes OF Turkey red
are often worn with viii frocks.
Sleeve link buttons have pictures upon
them, that on one supplemeEting the other.
"A beige cOlored faille dress is embroid-
cred with gold, the fringe representing
grapes.
-Cspes crccheled of "ice wool" are very
light and pretty, and are wcrn instead OF
shawls.
Embroidery Of irridescent beads to
initiate water with aquatic plants is seen
upon white satin.
-Sashes are now arranged so that the
loops, which are of uneqsal lengths, drape
the side OF the skirt.
Bodies have a great amount of lace
rufles, which give an undue size to the
upder part of the figure which Is not be-
coming.
Shoulder capes of beaded net aud gren-
adine are much worn. They are trimmed
with lace or with cured silk or tape
fripges.
Dresses made Ia gree are the latest
novelty. The softest material IS used
In their construction, snd they are
pronounced success.
Black costumes with block hts and
parasols, enlivened by q nscklet of bright
ribbon and bow OF the same on the para
sol, are much worn in Paris
Partisan outdoor costumes have
shoulder capes, which have The same color
or colors as the dress, but they are not nee
ess.riy of the same material.
"A white satin dress with realistic corn
flowers and wheat embroidered In their nat
ural colors is one of the admired produc-
lions OF a leadicg Partisan house.
Feather fans approach in shape those
OF fifty years ago, aud are adorned on the
ooucaye side with an aigret;e and biri's
head. The combination OF feathers is ss-
pecially beautiful.
-"Ceres gowns" for garden parties ere
IN de OF crimson or blue silk covered with
ecru yak or silk lace. yellow straw hats
trimmed with peoples or blIettes are worn
with these frocks.
"A PRETTY combination FIR young girls
costume is OF p ain and plaid material.
| The front aud side breadths sre of plaid
killed, the back brradths. drsp " end
bodice are OF the plain maieri'l.
Pretty apro's for little girls are male
10 pUmpaIonr style IN from. BreIelles are
fastened TO The shoulder seams and cross at
the back and are buItoned at he sides
little beyond the closing OF the back.
| "A black satiu dress ia d.aIed on on
side with lifted net; a narrow panel of
fine Chantiilv lace IN SHE'LL plaitings follows
the line o. the folds. The Other side is
quite plain.
| Velvet skirts that are no longer pre-
sentable may be covered with long lource
of lace. A guimpe of the lace is worn with
q velvet, 81 or surah bodice OF the same
shade IS the skirt.
Ornamental pins for the hair ere
shown 10 great variety. They are adorned
with garnets and diamonds. Some have
owls he DIS or butterflies and others are
like walking sticks With ostrich handles.
An imported capote of "rough and
ready" straw, In two shades of brown. has
the coronet brim faced with brown velvet
1t is trimmed with 8 row Of loops OF brown
gros-grained ribton, and has sI-irgs of the
same.
A white Neapolitap Ism DISH ,nter
hat has the brim faced with shirrrd white
tulle, and edged with hrrseha.r lace. 1t is
trimmed with sn Alsstion bow OF wide pink
ribbon The loops fastened with fancy
gilt pins.
"A hat covered with al,erusting ruffies
OF embroidered silk gsuze and ecru Egyp
tian lace, hiss the crown completely covered
with red silk peoples. These peoples are
so soft and delicate that they sway with
every breath of air.
"A very charming dress, intended for o
fsir-hsired bridesmaid. is of cream colored
satin mervei leux lace, which is draped
diagonslly on one side, falling in folds On
the other. II is fastened with shrimp pink
velvet ribbon and the bodice is crossed di
agonally with bows of the ribbon.
A small.pointed poke bonnet of closely
shirred black Brussels 'ulle has the brim
edged with a ihickly quilted rucbe Of
douoleds.tulle. A how of marrow corn-col-
ored velvet ribbon is placed in the notch OF
The hrim, and cluster OF bows of the vel
vet ribbon form the trimming. The strings
are OF black velvet.
"A dress of dark blre foulsrd silk with
q small floral design hiss sn overdress of
dark blue canvas grenadine, which is
simply hemmed around the edge. The
grenadine bodice is lined with the foulard
and has plated fchu of the same A
wide sash of blue watered ribbon is tied at
the side with bows of unequal length.
Handkerchief to be worn at the belt
are OF black, blue and red batiste. The
black onrs are embroidered with red and
ecru, the blue with red, aud the red with
ecru and blue. Some of the French linen
batiste handkerchiefs show exquisitely
embroidered garlsnds, in which the plain
edelweiss plays an important part.
"A gray silk dress is covered with gray
gauze and trimmed with pale pink carua.
tons. The back draperies are in four dis
tinct pieces, gathered in full at the waist
line and falling in points on the left side,
each point falling little lower than the
one above il. The sash is of bengaline and
is tied at the right side, the long loops