Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-04
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| No feathers are used on the newest bonnets
| and turbans.
Brown in light shades In the fayorite color
Tor boucle Jackets.
The hair will probably 10 dressed high Tor
this and smother sessoD.
Tho newest cloak In the douiiiette made of
| q rough striped wool, with stripes that ars
quite Wide and have a long pile, the color Of
q dark tobacco tint ON lighter tobacco
ground.
The most fashionable neck ornament TOR a
young girl In row OF pearls THESE are by
no means expected 10 TO real pearls The
beautiful French and Roman imitation
pearl bcada are exquisite thugs In them. /.
selves and are always worn for what they
are
Paste buttons, buckles aud snap. for waist
bands and shoes are AM tber permitted ini-
tation that In liked sod very effective. As
the real diamonds became 80 plentiful tbers
s no objection to putting these briliiants,
well cut and mounted, among the dress
ornaments with Jot, cut steel and iridescent
beada '#'.... H.. ... ....
Greatly In vogue is the Ipcroyabls eve
glass, with very long handle, which pre-
vents the necessity OF raising the arm. The
last new ones have an elaborate monogram
oi the owner. ....
The new short jackets are simply made
Win u row OI buttUns down the front and
often covered all over with "A IittIe nnobtrt,-
sive pattern In satin stitch embrojdery. The
large range OF brown tones are trimmed with
the fur that best matches them In color.
Inc new blanket cloth, which comes In light
tones only, IL stylish and favorite rate
rial
SPECIMEN BRIDAL TOILETS,
Swansdown IL the latest Parisian fancy for
morning bridal dresses A magn ihcent
bridal robe recently finished ws. made OF
thick white satin, the train handsomely dis.
posed In pleats from the waist down without
looping. The front oi the skirt was laid In
broad box pieats, with rows OF swansdown
running down between. The bssk was cut
out In deep back and front, aud edged
with swsnsdown, and the elbow sleeves
were trimmed with the same
lovely dress OF cream white satin du.
chesse had unique ornamentation In the
shape of side panel OF satin, covered with
orango blossoms and leaves An immense
bow of satin ribbon was placed at the bottom
OF the PANEL near the foot, whence the
flowers were built up to the waist, narrow
ing percePtibiy toward the top. The train at
the back of the skirt WAS long and square,
and the front WAS covered by a drapery OF
duchesse lace. The pointed satin bodice had
n narrow Rirdle of orange blossoms across
the front that ended In the side seams and
the open square neck and the sleeves were
trimmed with flowers and lace. A cluster
OF orange blossms also fastened on the veil.
A third bridal dress, almost equally Al
pretty m the one just described, was OF white
fsille Franchise. The front Of tho petticoat
WAS laid In fine knife pleats and garlanded
across with sprays OF orange blossoms At
each side was panel OF white uncut velvet
ana falling over them, long court train OF
isille bordered all round by a rich hounce Of
point d'Aencon lace The basque had a
narrow pointed vest OF uncut velvet, and a
long Of the same let into the back. The
neck WAS heart shaped and trimmed with
orange sprays aud lace. A neck band OF
orange blossoms set close together was worn
round the throat in dog collar fashion. The
sleeves, trimmed with fall of point d'Aleu-
con and flowers, stopped just short of the el.
bow, where they were met by long gloves OF
white Kid. The jewels worn by brides are |
sither diamonds or pearls, usually the gin of |
the groom. |