Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-10-06
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Old silver inlaid with a design of corn flowers is now much the fashion for all sorts of jewelry.
 Girdles of jet or silver or thick silk cord are used to define the waists Of shirred or gathered costumes.
 Pear shaped beads of fine coral head many of tke newest bonnet pins, while silver tennis hats hold up the beauty's hair.
 Stuffs with printed borders are again much used for girls summer frocks, and the full, round skirts have the border 8 hem Midsummer dinner gowns are made either walking length or with four inch train in place of the regulation ten inch half trains of former seasons.
 Dull black onyx, engraved with deep pol ished lines, is quite the best thing for mourn ing jewelry, though crapestone and black pearls are always allowable.
 Fans with sticks of tigers-eye, studded with carbuncle, and ivory combs with tops of amber balls are among the latest lures for the shekels of fair women
 Very small mantles with lace hoods are worn with thin toilets by young women at garden parties and so on, but otherwise wraps are confined to the more than middle aged.
 Directoire bonnets have often trimming of long feathers lying curved about their brim, which is lined with velvet or shirred tulle, and have long strings of soft ribbon far at the back.
 The latest refinement of feminine cruelty is reported from London, where an actress quite killed" her rivals pink gown by ar raying herself in delicious peach blossom hue that made the other seem pale and faint.
 Half wreaths of the very biggest flowers arc chosen for wear upon directoire hats. They have no foliage, but are crushed against windmill bows of dark ribbon or vel vet, and the effect en masse is simply appal- ling.
 Fringes of twisted silk are again in fashion. as well as guipure lace of heavy pattern, and "chicory" ruching pinked out in petal shapes, while jet, we are told, has a new leese of life, though only in the finest quail ties.
 peculiarly wiry serge, that comes in moderate even stripes makes the least cling ing of this years bathing suits, and red or brown and white arc favorite patterns, which are finished with stockings, sash and cap of solid color.
 The very last, sweet thing in bonnets is tor tolse snel, winch IS wrought into a comb and coronet that tangle about in lot of lace, tulle flowers and things, and are supposed to make sufficient head covering, though the effect is startlingly bareheaded.
 For travelling there are dust cloaks of gray glace silk that are the acme of elegant quiet ness, while for the carriage are shown sweep ing garments of bright red bengaline trim med with fots of black lace, or else green, bedizened with yards of white ribbon.
 Quite the feature of directoire gowns are the big buttons of gold or silver filigree, or else of china, hand painted with flowers, bugs or landscapes, and as they cost small fortune it is lucky for intending wearers that six-three each side below the reyers- suffice for gown.
 In stockings black is always well worn, but many of the best dressers now favor the cream and ecru balbriggans, and for wear with tho tan shoes so often seen, it is impera tive to have stockings of quite the same shade. For evening toilet the stocking ex actly matches the gowns.
 Gauzy cream blonde combined with moire or brocade and lightly trimmed with gold ol silver is much worn by youthful matrons fol watering place for full dress, while the maid, choose China crape or India gauge, made uI in empire fashion and worn with the suspi cion of a tournure.