The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-07
FASHION MOVES.


wear wide sashes Of cambria Or MAIN
sock to match their, little white Slip
dresses. The sleeves have q full pun
on the shoulder. The yoke and lower
part Of the sleeves are in solid or open
embroidery. 1Rs.sfttN rs 9,.s!,isA
! -Colored mulls make very dainty
costumes, and are made as simple as
possible and without trimming other
than q white ribbon sash; light blue OF
o very delicate shade,i pink and light
corn color are all pretty for graduation
dresses,
Last years. leaf.shaped basque sat
the back of bodices Of wOolen material :
are still in favor, Where these are
used the bodice Is trimmed with velvet
or moire antique. and two points OF
this fall below the leaf points Of the
WOODEN material. i5a'st slss
- BLOUSE bodices for young girls are
plated in front and are belted at the
waist. They open over an embroidered
plastron, or one of some contrasting
material, and have a revers collar of
velvet. These bodices are only suit
able for slight figures. 1,5N'I .,,, 5's"
l,i Tweed Newmarkets for travelling
Ut the figure snugly, falling in grace
ful folds at the back from below the
waist-line. Large buttons, fasten the
'front.' and finish the sleeves. A jaunty,
removable cape and velvet collar COM
plete the trimming. "i'tiHi ~ ~
Colored guipure Is also used for
mantles. It is also lined with color
either iiM harmony or contrast. This
style Of mantle, however, will not be
generally worn, as the combination
with bonnet and dress requires a degree
Of taste not possessed by the average
woman. i,anlt 3tuuYg8 j.l.5af,,, w
"A hat of pale fawn-colored straw,
with high crown, has the brim faced
with velvet Of q darker shade. The
trimming consists Of folds of, embroid-
cred silk gauZe, carried around the
base Of the crown, and terminating at
the right side IN high fan.shaped
plating. 'l.' ~ ,l#9f!2'f
-Pompadour and tiny blossom de-
signs, like those Of ''old Meissen'' por-
celain, are seen on satins, fOulards,
tw.lied silks Of soft quality and the
old-tlme mousseline de lame. Ribbon
Is used for trimming these 'sewed on
the hemmed edges, or arranged in hori-
zontal bows. ni aI .l.4,J,...
"A bonnet Of fancy straw has the
brim faced with black velvet. A half
wreath or Marechal Neil roses Is placed
on top Of the high crown A plating
Of wide Chantilly lace is arranged in
a fan. and copceals the roses in front.
The strings are Of black velvet.
For dressing. gowns and breakfast
gowns some pretty striped blue woolen
fabrics have been made up with red
collar and cuffs. Peach-colored nuns
yelling makes pretty gowns Of this sort,
also brown and pink. They all have
silk collars and cuffs. mostly gathered,
and revers at the back OF the waist on
the skirt, with large knots of ribbon
wherever they can be introduced made
Of the pearl-edged ribbon. The lace
jabots and ruffies on neck and sleeves
are most important looking. s.a,,,.,.t
For the feet, the broad sole, flat
heel, is considered the fashionable boot
for travelling and the waukenphast for
pedestrianism. Dainty boots in every
possible color, with the narrowest Of
soles, heels which seem made for Slip
ping and to see how near one can come
to breaking one's neck, and how often
are shown for dress. Low shoes are
laced, tied, buttoned, and have elastic
cores; those are in patent leather, kid,
foxed with patent leather, and in all
soft feathers, as well as silk and satin.
Straw slippers are now to the season,
and take Immediately. These are SO
beautifully tinted, ptaited in so many
pretty designs, and the coolest bit Of
foot.cOvering one can imagine; no
wonder the sale Is immense,
Tea gowns are being generally put
on for home dinners. Some made in
pompadour brocade, the designs painted,
have soft full fronts Of pink or blue
silk, b0rdered with bows Of the same
tone. The chief novelty in the make
is the yoke Of pompadour silk in the
shoulders with double revers in front
and Watteau plalts at the back; ribbor
girdles are placed in many Of them.
Lace fronts are still worn, deep
flounce Of lace all around; the sleeves
come to the elbow. Printed Grape is
sometimes utilized for the front drap-
cry Instead Of lace, but this has to be
lined with satin. When there are no
Vatican plaits the back fullness is
gathered in visible plalts outside the
back Of the bodice. The ecru all-over
embroidery is also largely used upon
them,t and looks especially we'll with
cerise. Gaps are once more worn with
tea gowns, and for these marabout
aigrettes are preferred; they are soft
and Of all delicate colorings.
I'm hosiery, black as color still
rules. Black silk is cool and pleasant
to wear; black Isle next, and then come
the many patents black rock, ada
mant, etc., all warranted to never leave
a tface they were black. We venture
to declare there was never yet black
hose made which would not discolor
the feet if moistened by perspiration:
the very alkali in the feet would cause
it.. One thing has beengained blythe rage
for black hosiery, 1T has weeded out
the worthless makes in white and un-
bleached, so that these in excellent
form can really be purchased at q rea-
sonsble figure. Lace top hose are