Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-01-10
NEWS AND NOTES FOR WOMEN.
This will be silken season.
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lad .es' silver cornet band.
A harmonious effect is only attainable
by having the colors differ in tones
Wellesley girls have been provided
with an imported Venetian gondola.
The new brocades are richer in effect
than any silks heretofore produced.
The newest silver belts are either in
basket pattern or else thick coils of silver
rope.
Thick black chenille-like seams are
seen on the backs of some of the new
gloves.
Cloth jackets differ from those of last
year mainly in being longer and even all
around.
Mary /. Booth, of Harper's Basor, is
Known around Franklin Square as the
Duchess.
The tournure continues to diminish in
size, and many extremists have discarded
it altogether.
Pretty shocked blouses of surah,
China silk or soft wool Of any becoming
shade are worn.
Pretty tea jackets are made of Benga-
line IN. delicate tints, and are shocked
very deeply at the belt
Many tea gowns are in the directoire
style, and good part of them have an
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lne Ponticai parties IN San Francisco
nave oeciaea 10 nominate SIX women on
the School Board ticket.
Paris now ordains for walking
jacket of lion-colored cloth with revers
"n ''os u ecru MORE.
A wavy fringe of white Thibet goat
,ian 10 .seu 70 TRIM long wraps Tor car
'i'se anu o'ner oressy wear
Kenmore Coopers only daughter still
lives at the novellst's home at Cooper
'own' On o'sego Lake. N. \.
MRS. Glidersleeve Longstreet has made
ner marx as one OF the keenest observers
OF social conditions of her day.
peep RED and yellow OVERLAPPING bur-
nlsned gold Will be the leading color note
OF the new pottery this season.
Mrs. Barrows, wife of the editor Of the
C'r'sttdn Re9tsfer, IS considered the most
EXPERT s'enographer IN the country.
An order of merit for all women who
distinguish themselves in any wav has
been created by the Mikado of Japan.
Coat sleeves are still favored for thick
fabrics, but they are fuller at the ton
than formerly and have elaborate cuffs
The newest evening tints are wheat
color, primrose, magnolia, azu.ine.
Malmaison pink, tourterelle and ami
aude.
The Emnire gown oa,n. rnora na
more foSthoId and is 17ke TO he laraalv
worn for house and evening toilets this
winter.
A light and dark neutral color with
Just enough of BRIGHT one 70 accant
the costume. is both stylish and nc
turesoue. ~ p'o
Vernon Lee. the voung Enol;sh -
man upon whom the mantle of Caoroo
Eliot is supposed to have fallen i on7v
TWENTY-FIVE.
Dressy bonnets are of white c,o,h
covered with inte,laced gold braid tho
trimmings and strings being If blscs
velvet ribbon.
There seems TO he an inclination - -
turn to the old time fashion Of wear;rr
diadems of feathers. flowers or leaves
upon the hair.
Persian designs are consn;cuou. IN
many of the new woolens annear;ng az
borders and also small set natterns ever
the entire fabric. f - 0'e'
Tba p,,rroa.s
pet horses and twice as MANY docs ~
whose proper entertainment she nersons
ally sees every day.
Elizabeth st,.rt pho,n.,. s. ,;.
venture was q storv A wr;tta r's wh Literary
was thirteen years old, and published IN
the YOUTHS Gompanson.
White muslin voka.s,;rs ore ,vor -,
to three wears old after wh;c "o c myrn p
~ dart and i;s.h. ~ sniS gowns Dotn
A new fashion. has found its w.v into
bridal entertainments and that I. 'v ~
sprinkling Of the bride and groom with
rose petals instead of rice '0 "''n
ornamentine letter and ,,ots r.ner ~
hand ;s hacow, ,oo'of anu nose paper Dy
branch of industry in New York as we'll
as in London, Paris and Vienna