The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30

viii buy the material, and a ready needle
woman can make one in day.
1t is not necessary in combining plaid and
plain goods to match in some shade, blue and
white appearing over black, black and gold
over blue, green and tan over brown, etc.
Many evening gowns of red and yellow have
panels and garands of black velvet flowers.
Black blossoms, as buttercups and pansies, are
to be quite the rage especially when they have
diamond centers.
One must have celery tray to be in vogue.
The royal Worcester, with decorations OF yell
low goiden-rOd, blue woodbine and purple
mulberries range from s. 10 81, while the hob
nail cut crystal are a tribe higher.
Some OF the new jackets have braid enough
TO satisfy an Austrian hussar. Some have very
large buttons with dogs head upon them, and
others horseshoe buttons and a jockey cut; in
fact they are jackets doggy, froggy and horsey.
The scalp-lOck might appropriately be APP
piled to the latest fad in hair dressing, as it
consists in few nearly upright locks quite on
top the head, which are further accented by
some quilts, flower aigrette or "cocky" bow
OF ribbon.
Ropes are the rage in jewelry. The lovers
betrOthal bracelet is a rope of old gold; so is
his engagement ring; so is the ring worn by
young club men, and such also is the design in
which solitaires are set for cuff buttons and
scarf pins.
The days of jackets and long heavy outer
garments are numbered, If, as threatened, the
Recamier gowns come in for street wear, for
the draperies and sashes will quite spoil the
set Of the jacket and the heavy long coat crush
the soft folds.
A new coaching wrap is in the shape of
cape Of white camel's hair braided and bor-
dered in gold. 1t will be known as the Bulga-
rian not as being Characteristic but simply be-
cause most other names on the list are stretched
about as far as they can bear.
Bellies intent on proper dressing can not af-
ford 10 neglect distinctive gown for racing
and base ball. They are being made up of fine
cloth or flannel, white or delicately tinted,
plain but perfectly fitting, with leather collar
and girdle fastened with oxidized silver buck
les
Among the caskets for lady's toilet-tabe is
an OblOng of clearest crystal, finished with
delicate lace pattern of etching. The box is
mounted on omolu legs with clasp to match,
but otherwise nothing is applied to mar the
beautiful water effect not even satin lining.
Another lovely box is a jardiniere, some five
inches square, made Of tligree or ribbon work
in ribbon.
Get ready to dance at the seaside and sum-
mer resorts next August, and dance high, too.
The train has gone for good, the hustle Is on
the decline, and now that aesthetics, physicians
and the disciples of Delsarte have unbuckled
the straps and extracted the tortuous needs, the
ladies are free to move about, and such steps
as Prof Marwig introduced at the carnival of
venice IN the cymbal, flashing ana Swedlsh
dances are to be popularized at the ocean re-
sorts this season.-Chicdgo Times,
The things in silver are as numerous as the
beads that pale nuns tell. For the house there
are card trays, match boxes, iardinieres, photo
frames, book covers, and writing sets. Noneed
10 60 into the dining room, but a small cabinet
for curlos and shell and tiny stands for corals
and mineral specimens have hitherto been
known. Then in the toilet case there are horns,
button and shoe hooks, hand-glasses brushes,
combs, and whsks framed in argent and pin
cases, stamp and coin-boxes, bonbonnieres, tab
lets, letter-knives, powder and jewel-boxes,
TASKS and perfufnery walls