Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
WHAT THEY WEAR.

The Bernhardt shoulder cape and collar, ! tll in one piece, is one one of the new things [ from Paris sure to be fashionable. Fur lined and fur trimmed Overcoats do not signify a greet deal these days. Often ! they inclose the most unimportant of men Straw hats appear in two cOlOrs, as a brim Of ecru, with a crown of dark green, and are trimmed with short ribbon in the same tints. Too many silver trinkets and knicknacks ! dangling about a girl in public soon get for 1 heT the reputation of not having the most re- ! fined taste m the world.
 Beaded lace and jet shoulder capes are to ! be as much the fashion this spring as they | ever were, according to the bulletin m front ! of fashionable headquarters.
 Velvet will again ba used for collar, cuffs,
 vest, royers and half girdle of wash dresses l notably sateens-while moire k preferred for
 the new and expensive ginghaIns. Word comes from Paris thnt the tOurnure grows smaller by degrees and beautifully
 Lsss. and though we dare not hope for its ex- t!nctiOn before another season, we exclaim:
 "For this relief, much thanks"
 In artistic furnishings mantel scarfs simply embroidered on the ends now have the call over elaborate lambrequins, which have been
 SD overloaded with ornament that a reaction
 against them was inevitable.
 Percale and gingham gowns for girls of 10 Co I4 have round half low waists, with yolses
 Of velvet, pointed to the belt and worn over b i-h white muslin guimpes, or else are Iapped from left To right over a plaited plastrou. One of the prettiest as well as most service
 abI. of summer accessories will be the domino
 cape of lace-black, white or cream-with a | hood of the same sometimes lined with silk, | but preferably left in its own sheer beauty.
 The new borIered woolens are made up for
 mis-es' spring gowns into plain lower skirt,
 with the border at the foot, and sash OF apron | lrarerv and a basque sioping away from a
 gathered vest of soft silk or fine white wool From Paris come tho most daring cumbi-
 nlt.0as-s-s old rose auI mastic, pale blue
 and bronze grcen-ye- the effect is SD tinged
 and tonrl by gallons braiding, embroidery
 and SD on, that 1t is not SD patchworky as it | sOuud-
 Tiny "Suoeks, wltL the fullness honey combeI into s yoke. come in white China
 sIs, pon-ee, claiI and cashmere for the
 wearing of baby girls. and are made in set | ro.o-s as well for the Use of their sisters of | ani 70 years.
 Irish embroidery is the rage in Lon | i1n. By death bei request of Lady BraSsey,
 the tr1u>-eau of her daughter Mabel. will be
 composed exclusively of hand made Donegal
 linen and embroidery, and there will be
 many inutatOrs.
 Worths latest La TOsca gown isof palest 1 green crape, embroidered iu silver-tO wear with which come green silk stockings and slippers, likewise silver wrought long green
 gloves and a white and gold scarf that Is
 simply a miracle.
 Some SJJ,O0O Is the cheerful figure now proclaimed necessary tu the c0mpletest outfit
 of the sweIlest brides, Co which it Is safe Co all as much more for supper and wedding
 presents. Soit appears that matrim0ny rises
 Co the rank of luxury
 Among the springs high novelties are dress patterns of cloth or other close woven fabrics,
 ca pinkcd open work borders in guipurs patterns. Those for the skirt are some l twelve inches deep, and are all lined with fabric of lighter contrasting color.
 New round c5rsa-es have a tight fitted
 hainc over which the material IS fully d-oqs' in long folds crossing in front, or else drawn down Co a sharp point and outlined
 with sal,aou. which Is also >ewed together tO form the collar. cuffs aui half belt