Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-26
WoMAN'S WEAR.

Where panels arc used on a shirt they must
be either in narrow gore shape; or, if OF
plaitings, not stilIly tackled, as was so long
the style, but left to fly apart at each motion
OF the wearer.
cock feathers and of gathered gauze, caught
In puff at the top Of each stick by tiny
bow, are among the newest and most admired
styles, especially for evening use
Something new in furs is the sealskfn peler-
Inc, squnrc and short ct back, with its fringe
Of tails just reaching to the waist, and SQUIRE
and so long in front as to come near to the
knee, and give the effect of O stole.
Cream white, red and gold. with fawn rus
set, olive, brown and green, are tho admired
combinations of the season for cloth gowns.
Yet there arc many who cling to the mixture
OF green in oil shades with the dull pink
known as old rose.
The knots of perfumed velvet violets now
accepted Us the proper fastening for the boa
at its crossing may be made to keep their
scent all winter by putting them away in u
small box with powdered orris root, folded in
tissue paper in the bottom.
The Carmclite dressing gown, which Is to
be had i'll peach color, russell, gray, old blue
and old rose ilannclS, has q monks hood,
girdle of heavy kuotted cord and loose monks
sleeves, which, as well as the hood and loose
fronts, are faced with white silk.
New hairpns are exceptionally fanciful.
Cupid's arrow, Mercury'S wand, st. Peters
croSier, all do duty for them, while the mark
OF Interrogation, either in silver or frosted
gold, not merely holds UP beauty's hair, but
clasps her laces OF bangles u charm at her
wrist.
French drcssmakers have introduced q me.
dunn style termed diShahillo de Cenre, mean
ing something between full dress and n tea
gown. 1t consists Of al elaborate bodice.
with skirt of another sort, though less spleu.
did than the same combination worn for full
dress.
A single large chrysanthemum is the choice
Tor the usher's boutonuere at day weddings,
while for evening florists furnish large and
fearful aGglomerations of maideuhair md
white blossoms OF many kinds that give tkrir
wearers much the appearance of especially
festive coachmen.
Lily stalk green is the newest new shade of
that Superlatively fashionable color, of which
It is Us well to know that tho dark tones, ivy.
box, nettle, olive and mignonette, are held
more appropriate TO CLOTH myrtle and emer.
aid to velvet and millinery generally, and
the light and pale shades to Grape, gauze net,
laces and light stuffs generally.
Here is a bill Of underwear over which INV
Felf respecting ball gown is warranted to set
well. Skin tight shirt of knit silk, low cut
satin corset with princess cover Of silk or
lawn, to whose lower rdge is attached deep
scant iiounce Of silk flannel, richly em5roid.
cred or lace hemmcd, and over that Il single
skirt of surah gathered to deep band of
single linen cambria.
A now use for tho omnipresent braiding is
to put it on the blRck watrred ribbon that
trims bright felt hats. 1t is sewed on i'm
wavy patterns That run uthwart the water
Ing. and is accounted no end styli:tl, as is tbs
vernlcelh Or"cade, with the figure gone over
In braid Of another color, after which the
Btuif makes panels, waistc0ats and so on, for
gowns OF PLAIN silk in the same hue