The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-27

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narrow flk braid 10 iho usual docnft
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plain white yelling of cashmere mads
Last year IL The purchase NJ about five
yhri' " double width goods matching
H. hue and fabric " The skirt portion.
but embroidered or b 0'ndpd with small
dots NJ other figures In mauye. pale
blue. brown. rto The costume ~
whole will l0Ok q rich aud dainty ono.
while The cost Tor sufficient quantity oi
The now figured material 10 make o
round waist and apron oy,rirc.s, or q
long polouaIsc, viii be- really very III
tlc.
Some u the mower 1shwifc poke bon.
nets are more rounding In shape, aud
not 20 narrow about the ears. or 20
high and peaked In The crown a. form.
erly. max ng them much more becom.
ing to the generality Of faces than the
towering peaked shapes rs first intro.
duced. Thcsc bonnets are now chosen
and appropriately worn by ladies OF
every age, and they nre shown In every
size. The more exaggerated shapes
gives n quaint and piqnant look to the
faces OF pretty blooming young ladies,
while the larger mod fled STYLES impart
q certain stately aud high-brod appear
ance 10 matrons Of mature years Alto
gether, the i,hwfc bonnet Il u fayorite.
Over many OF the white toilets of silk,
satin or materials Of lighter. ~diaphanous
material are draped very beautiful hand.
embroidered scarf, Of silk, ctamine can
vas, Grape, grcnadinc or tulle. These
are very wide and form the drapery In
the back. Some Of these scarfs are em-
broidered with pure white silk alone;
others are richly wrought with small
flowers and foliage in Oriental colors in
which shaded silks, arrascne and pearl,
ruby, lumber and emerald beads are delft
" in~termingled.
Bodices OF lace, high in the neck, TO
be worn over low-neckod waists Of silk
or satin, promise TO he n leading fash
ion for drcssy toilets the coming sum
mrr. The sleeves to these are half
long and l%ace-cdgcd This style Of cor
sage is far prctticr and more becoming
than the regularly low.cut bodice which
displays the bare neck and arms, and
added to lis graceful effect Il is a fash
ion which will prove most comfortable
during the sultry summer season.
Ne" Jersey, Dodlces are imported.
made oil chenille ana SILK canvas WIN
CUNTS oil gold showing the wool A
handsome dancing dress was a pale
Dlne SIX ana chenille Jersey attached to
short skirts oil soft blue ottoman. A
Louis Qulnze scarf OF silvery blue SILK
etaminc Dordered with an elaborate
embroidery OF golden wheat heads,
sprays OF iorget-me notS, aud conyol.
Vull' Is added. The skirt Is covered
with ian-plaltcd flowers, yelled with
narrower plaitlngs OF the silk canvas.
Inc Dodlcc Is cut square IN the neck
and trimmed with the embroidery. A
very narrow strap OF this canvas an
sWers Tor a sleeve, and The strap y
edged with dainty double irills OF pale
gold lace n soft blue lace, laid one
above the other.
The new Russian riding boot. which
mas become very popular, Is made OF
soft black KID with patent-leather tops.
lhey are cut to reach about three inch
es and a hall above the ankle. and are
fastened with tiny round buttons of
French gold.
A new variety OF costly lace is i'm.
ported, which very much resembles the
designs OF Duchesse lace, except that
around the edges nf tho Glmy leaVpa