Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-02
SPRING STYLES.

A hIzn bred lsdy Is the most complete OF all
h,avea - D ects "a lhls World.-rhaeEeray.
In Paris the fsshionsoIs spr,ng color IS
announced 10 be grsgisl blue il ell liz
shades.
long.Vaisted dresses are increasing IN
cavor, sll the best Paris models being IN
ihi, ''yIs. -.5
In fat' K aud gold embroidery, and
consequently looN 'A' N'
card .,L;,s
Modistes are making gre in mill
flannel and tennis cloth costume = snG
tsry style, trimming them with brsf~
cord epaulettes.
A new dress improver is made OF satin.
trimmed With lace, and secuted. IL 10
large, but it is the right shape TO throw
out the fulluess of the back of the skirt.
La Grecque is beautifully cut mantle
Of q someRnst severe type, very sui'sble
for a stout mstronly form which II would
tend to shghten aud narrow.
Black sashes will be much worn this
summer with light and with bright sum-
mer costumes. They are very consplcu-
Gus, but they give apparent slenderness to
the waist.
The fashion of gathering net over color.
ed ribbon and wearing it at the throst and
wrists has come again in London. 1t is
alaays pretty and delightfully."- cool for sun e
mer use.
The only material for travelling purposes
which is light, strong, cool, dustreslsting
and clean-looking is q hne, silky-looklog
sloasa. Ii is q thoroughly servlcesole
stuff for wear, both By land and sea. it Is
shown in exquisite grsys as well as darker
colors
The English are surely getting style OF
their own, an idea so long coveted. What
With their rough, heavy clo,h costumes
their own bonnets OF nameless shapes, and
their harlequin slippers and hosiery, there
will be- no danger Of French imitation, snd
this rivalry OF years standing threatens 70
20 out.
A useful, stylish black dress is mSde OF
nuite a new variety of canvas woven IN
souares Ii has broad plsit 10 trout,
boEs of velvet carried across the side pam
els. and largs, diamond shaped mouths or
dull and bright black jet introduced here
and there. There are three bands OF black
velvet on the back.
A contemporary trusts that the new yio'
lets and msuves will be able to endure me
| glance of the sun and tbs breath OF the
/ laundry, but they sge not The new scar
lets viii bear anything; he new yelloVs
fade into greater loveiness, but alas tor the
Greens aud violets! They 90 where the
old moons 20 in the very brieiest space.
The rough wool fabrics that have domi
mated everything during the past Winter
have been duplicated 10 cotton with rar'
fidelity. There is frise cotton, ooucie cot
ton, bourette giughsm, crocodile eio'n
oriental cloth and dozen other varieties
All uuder as many technical and aroitesrJ
ts.ma Then there are cotton canvas ciothI
in long array and for which great PoPa
larity Is predicted.
To be stylishly made dresses sho0!'
have very full drsperies. BADGES are mad
WIKI long waists and high bUsts, French
eorsets being worn that are Of this shape
skirts are close and elinging at the tron
and sides, with tapes and elastic under
meath that draw then tightly back, Taii
AZ the back they are very boqtaut, nell
on. by steel rods and immense ,bustiss-
There are several novelties in trimming
for both dresses and NANTES Those hkel
70 be the most popular are called y an
Bon" and are made of black wood. The
|, are less brilliant than JET, and rspreser
shells, ssquins, pearls, seorns, fancy seed
! etc. These form friDges sad gallons, an
; are mixed with either jet or gold bead
The effect is decidedly neW.--Loodo
a tQuess.
0 The tubeross is IS easily doEered in ID
ground as any other bulb, but IS it TAXI