The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-07-19
EFAslHI,OsN NOlES
Out.sia, garments and ss
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tIto Itctiuill ltS Ivy tlglSSs@3 N&HsEfS&I
"EYhat shall aWo6 Woar of@WfaHA
We reply that tho pretty 5modeeiis is
we publish in this number Will 4
exact idca. First is tho peelsrih
whatever form it ii&ssecsss;:s ts s;;ttssvgii f sf:Ss me-
times it is the form 50 we'll knoWnSsIaSIHS
sleeves and fitted to tito Nbaack SofS@s
times,it is the pelerino getliersd ataliaSTS
shoulders, and adjusted 8toss thoM
with ~folds--again it is the 3 of
which we have spoken detached froiIsfNs
redingoto and falls back again 8assssAW
deryish sleeve with long tobsi III Il od s
In II opinion all these garnineshttass
should be made of pretty stliliff, very YeE
coquettish and very now i'll ordstlSto Tess
lievo us Il little from the stripes of ans
| dimensions, and all colors WhichSlihYsE
become the commoncst things ihSthsf
world. s99iSsl S9ffssl
For All elderly person tho garnientSist
made Of slrah silk trimmed With&&a eaaS&l
cade of lace down tho front. !
AS for carriage wraps and busters for
travelling glazed taflotas Of light color
are very pretty.
Our first illustration is o.. combinsSS
alton Of blue cloth and olive green
cashmere, this green is d little dusty,a
little dim, like the leaves ofS5tlls olive
trcc. The skirt is of green silk cover
ed with black chenille .tulle. The
tunic, u kind Of blouse, is biittoned}inS
the back, the fronts afe gathered and
hold i'll place by an "ancicnt" blcklo.$
The blouse is opened tho entire
length, in order to show u large pannol
Of tho skirt, sleeves of cashmere, goth.
cred on the shoulders and open from
top to bottom on the upper side, to
show an under 'sloovcsof silk covered
with tulle. This is quite new and suit
able for a young girl, also for q young
married woman. These blouscs, polo
%naises, or corsnge have bean in great
favor for some time md one cannot!
complain Of tlicm for they are very be-
coming.
Young persons will wear the tradi-
tional plated corsagc, with three wide
plaits III the buck md in front, hold to
the waist with 4 girdlc Of gros grain.
This year with these Dorsages will be
seen under q rolled collar of the same
material, the Regatta ~crayat, s,tca$l,s
gentlemen wear. 1t will be very an,tIs.
ing, very coqucttisl, but nm efraid
that. this corsage md this cravat seeniD
the opening OF tho vest will have the
effect Of tho flannel shirt that gentls-
men wear ut sea, which Is iii tbs high
est degree "chic' although it is mol
pretty. In or percgrinations through
the world Of fashion wo have seen inn
large establishment n very beautiful
house costume for a young married
lady which we illustrate. The robe il
of Bengaiinc Of an exquisite and very
delicate tint Of withcred rose leaves.
The front Of the dress, the plnstroi,
and tho sleeves nre OF saxonv lace, d
large scarf Of BonYalinc sil' r:.ssca
around tho waist and falls in long ends
trimmed with fringe headed by Il band
Of gold.
This robe is in style elegant and in
taste exquisite.
We have spoken Of outside garments
in tho commencement of this letEur, but
we have not enumerated them. There
is tho long mantle like the pcli$ses tho
redin3otc that may be made voly richa
or very simple lccordin VI II It's nss.g
The cloth rcdingote is NclaSsi5 and
well known. eM.
This which is lnMopmm4a Is t1e% roo-
id'Ngote Of light hrnrm'". Ms ggound nfg
ctilor {rSY, with 8uiaN l>laliE. Z Icy Yss3
~eiHiilia tl" iace net;lGfiJt tbs f1topt 2@ntl#
hRCit fEGt 1thNNB3s!bN{ itacs# tilsRiApNtyS
IRE ~ 8r,,,.,dp ii,.t} MT rt3Rciyft 5R
To- tha albaYs, ip 3rtlGrHt 3 4hA .&! SAad9
by ainNe s!aoYej ploStl} at Vie
- Tor nlanLles vney arc 8ot{smanyS
forms, differing from those; already
seen. Our illustrations present tho
diversity Of shape, and their elegance
better than any description.
It may DO said that black or colored
velvet, lace, beautiful cmbroideries
and IN abundance Of Jet will mako tho
entire expense.