Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-03-30

And How ~ shsuId be made IN Ordci
~ suit Fnshisn's Latest Caprice.

And How ~ shsuid be MADE IN Ordcr
- suit FRshisn's --latest Caprice.
The latest designs for wraps and also
for jackets with vests though specially in-
tended us competitions to suits. are also de.
velopcd iu fancy fabrics 30 be worn indie.
pendeutly with any garment The cape eff
feet of the spring wraps invites the use of
dress materials with pretty Innings and un-
derisced and pressed edges Ribbon bon
knot or in long ends or ties is at the throat.
aud butterfly bows are added to the tips Of
the tabs Dressy wraps are made Of fancy
silks and woulens in mixed colors. and also
of black or tinted laces over silks of the
same or a contrasting color
Long couts in plain notified. mixed
striued plaided or ddmassf woolens are
less closely adjusted than last year and may
he worn with or without belts of ribbon,
alligator, morocco silver, etc Later in
the season dust coats and wraps will be de
veloped 10y the same designs IN cashmere
tamise Henrietta, pongee, linen, sateen,
etc and ribbon ties at the throat will pro
vide the simple finish
The polonaise will enjoy a special vogue
this summer and novel shape has a shir-
red front body and artistic loopings under
ribbons at the back Developed in dainty
cotton or chintz. challis or China silk il will
be "a stylish companion for skirts OF plain
texture The long poonaise will also be made
up lu black Surnh looped with black-and-
white ribbons to wear above a skirt Of
black or black -and-white striped MORE
Conservative women who still prefer
skirts with loupings at the back will find
several STYLES 20 their liking among the
new designs They may be worn with al.
most any variety Of body. including the
basque with inserted vest the blouse. the
Norfolk waist and the round, plain or full
waist either with or without a yoke Skirts
with full. undraped backs are the latest ca
price of Ia Mode and they will be admired
uy those who like decided changes IN fash
ION.
Vest effects, long and short. and with or
without lupels. are still in vogue and afford
rare opportunity for the introduction of
Illuminating materials White or buff
pi1ue vests will he hduf iou during the en-
suing season and probably for some time 20
/ come
/ Killed skirts without draperies viii bee
made OF cottons and woolens in broad
stripes well as plain colors such "a
skirt of striped bingham has a fiat front
gore of cotton crossed bv a deep printed
bordering. and the sash Is of bingham tied
lu front and knotted at its ends with rib
bons
One of the charming novelties Of the
season is a printed vest with fatty applied
iapels of wash lace or open embroidery
and pockets % match The material is
bingham of good quality and the finish j.,
SO fine that dust cannot cling 70 It, With
ordinary care one Of these vests will last
throughout the season
Pnkei edges continue in favor and TIN.
mode of ornameutation is as economical a.
1t Us pretty. 1t will frequently be adopted
for fine woolens and silks and materials ap-
propriata for utility wear, and sometime,
tine garments viii be underfaced to their
edges with several overlapping shades or
colors StrIps of wool cut iengthwise will
be pinked on one edge and set vertically 70
overlap each other in kilt fashion upon
skirts Pinked silk ruches will be used a,
edglurs or as bands upon straw hats to az
company plnked costumes and pinked
leather. pinked kid and pinked illusion
each in Its place, is a prevailing caprice
BlJuses and tsouse effects produced toy
side plaits or gathers will be even more
fashionable than last season and for the
gymnasium. for boating and other outdoor
sports they are very pretty and stylish
Printed or PLAIN cambrics zephyrs. vail
InEs, fannels, challls etc. are all appro-
PIRATE for everyday wear, and blouses OF
white cotton or gav-cuored silk will be fla
vorIte morning waists for young women
Ribbon ties at the throat with long loop.
and ends falling far below the waist. are
the special and often tine only decoration
upon the most elegant costumes for misse,
and girl,
Foreign correspondents announce that
urailm-- upon street suits viii bee NOR,
prevalent and more elaborate this spring
,Hau during the winter
Du-muu cloth. q wooden fabric that ha,
1rAld- woven all over It's surface. will b,
used for jackets and street wraps also for
vests and uuder-panels between open ol
,asned skirt draperies
GIrdles. halt-belts across the front from
tine unier-arm seams much-wrinkled sashe,
t,ei .nch behind. low IN front or at the LEFT
Of the front or the side back. are all stylish
shoppers should know that milk white D.
the relgnlng shade 1t Is not expaIne,
whether this toe new milk or skim milk bu
the hue Is generally understood to Toe cream
"A TINT that Is always safe for blondes an,
Drunettes
basques that contrast with the color Oh
fabric Of the skirt are still fashionable. an,
the same plan Is followed in the polonaise
which Is almost invariably accompanied b,
"a skirt of other goods.
Sleeves of different material from tin
basque are again in vogue. Sometimes onl'
half the sleeve l. of the contrasting fabric
which IS usually introduced also upon a vest
panel or some other accessory.
Round, full waists of cotton dresses oftel
have yokes and they are seldom of til
dress goods All-over embroidery. an
black. white and colored veivets are used
Ribbons are popular two combined hue
either black and the dress color. or tn
dress and yoke colorsl being gracefully loOu
ed or kuotted together With a round o
Norfolk waist and pointed velvet yoke j
worn belt of velvet that Is pointed IN iron
and perhaps also at the back If the tigur
D is short-waisted the belt is worn point down
ward If Iong-waisted, the point upward
p The out-grown skirts Of misses and girl
. If of wool goods, may be pleced at the bot
tom by another color. over which are Sc
rows of braid or Of the dress goods II tn
. latter be used, 1t should be cut in strips an
plnkei on one edge and sewed TO the adde
part on the other. so that II will fall owe
its own joining seam. Cotton skirts ar
heightened by d broad fold of plain satee
or bias plaid or striped bingham set upo
o an added facing
% PoiOnaise overdresses. having a woke eli
feet M front and full lower part SHIRE
p ON after the manner of the bahy waist an
! shirred IN closely at the waist-hne, ar
. spring novelties that will be very popular
$ The yoke like part will be of contrastin
e material, and viii often be all-over en-
b broiuered with gold. silver, copper or wor
ted soutachv
spring Dress Goods.