Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-09-13
CURRENT FASHIONS.


tufwrmatiau un Tutsirs tu which ~ Iahy
nsadsr. Ars Intsrr-tsa
Although II Is generally ounced.d
that perfectly plain cor,ase> are not a.
extensively favored a. they wrg last
I year Investigation -hpws that many
taitur-madr drgs-ta fur ysrA fashion
. able ladies have waists iu Jacket form.
uutrimmod, the noticeable. -lmp.. IT'S.
E Perfection iu g. aud h.auty ~ work
E mau-blp giving such high dsErHu ~
merit a. tu plar. thr garments among
the really artistic .ruaI.uu- - thr -.ra
sou. "a -uit with Jacket huIirr bs
I made 81 thin uu1Ivu cloth l1 narrow
stripes. cheeks. or small irregular
/ plaidz tho skirt l. usually plain. with
I draperic. consisting ~ lunE nrrln
caught up CA ono side. and Nara
drapery showing large pIait- ard
folds
Dre--y French toiIottrs for out-doof
wear arr In two distinct stFlr- Whom
combinations ar usrd. such az plain
and hEursd materials. silk Hnd lary.
or sursh and rmbruid.ry. graceful
draperir- nrr employed The fabrics
Ia s,.f color are made up into less
elaborate garments STRAIGHT lime
folds form fashionable drafnrlr- ~
dre-sos which are rnruishsl vlth six
and hoad embruid,rirs. braid pa--s-
mrnieri. ornaments and rich lacrs
Fal.lc lranCaise ~.rlIrune. Irish
poplIn. heugaline. llonrisfts. g'urin
and the heaviest quality ~ -urah aro
fashion-d into elegant uutrimmod
dresses In such gowns the plain. nat
skirt Il mounted with q fsw plaIts on
each side, sufficient o. prevent a
strained appearance in front. and tha
haek Il moamted with gaiher- The
esanst-wmistea hoaire 4 .lattad ~ the
shoulders. and cr ,s-el 20 front. urrr-
taire style. q wiea folded sash comp.et-
ins she dress.
A glnd h~are is ruqEirod % show oH
Recam.as areaa g. aavaH'aga Suoh
dru-s In silver graz Clairufta y. love-
D. The skirt i plain In fraal ana faIl
a the back. The plates sdica is
crossed over . folaea cheaisatte ~
silver gray eaaxe, and the si-rves.
much pufed a. tha ahaalasr. are
mounted on vrlshanas A sash ~ M.
yer gray ribbon fails 90 each side ~
the skirt In long .oups and end.
Orieutal elk. arr stylish. ussful and
very odd They arr very light and
soft and hence arr delightful fpr m.d
summer wear Many ~ them are
huure re-c"nt and -how their changes ~
oulor most effectively In sunlight. ur
arilhcibl, Tas or electric light. such
fabrics Aro used % form afternoon nud
evening gowns iuuklnni@a has light
huH BLUSH gray ~ rraAm ground.
sprinklrd over with lovely flowers Ia
natural colors
Chimes pougoes with stripes, dots
or fantastic designs. arr odd in nrur-
iug and c1IorinT. but louk rharmingly
combined with -on plain or glars
surah Then there are brnoaded rlnc,
silks and striped or checked taaotas
Tor young ladies drv--e,, which may
b. made Into combination gowns with
plain silks ~ light wooleas. or the
fancy fabric can ~ itself form a very
stylish walking costume Victoria l.
a usw style ~ light silk which l. very
thickly rihh.d. and namslss- mate
rials ar those ~ wualen, soft trans
parent and prstt.ly striped with silk.
or stryaked acrns. with threads ~
lines of colured -ilk
The first iabric- presented for fall
costumes and gowns are the Royal
black silks. which .how very fine cord.
and have The faille frnncai-r huish.
and henoe drapo exquisitoly. They
arr made ~ puro silk canvfslly pro
pared and dyed. and -how hirh-art
edges In what aro termed designating
grade coiors There ARE tsn qualities
~ these hnndsoms aud durable black
silka
IL A. hinted that toilcttes of aesthetic
edge SILKS will h. ~ fashioned that the
side hnishings ~ the material. will
show nov and again among lhe -ilkon
arapcrics ~ BLACK. and that Oriental
embroidery may adorn some ~ the
must artistic toilett.s. however. such
fabrics can b. fazhionod into hand
some untrimmed dresses. or robes of Il
mas b. elAborAtely trimmed with pas-
@ementarie and ornaments ~ cut let.
silver beads. iroa. steel or copper. A
promise II also given BY domestic and
forelgn manufacturer 10 produce
black lace novelty. resembling en-
broidery, which J. 10 b. used 10 deco
rate tollcttes ~ black silk - Ladics'
Hosne yoarnsi