Telegram-herald., 1889-04-22
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Ts. black see dress is declining in pop
ulauty.
New eordaroys are beautifully soft and
velvety.
new shade Of brown lilac is burnt
brandy
All Paris gowns FOR evening wear are
with trains.
The violet remains the flower OF the
passing montt
Tulle ooas will 10 much worn with
evening dresses.
Few fashionable women wear draped
skirts this spring.
The toque and the turban require low
coidure 10 look well.
\ novelty In children's underwear is
% have il cf wash silk"
a Connomara cloak Of real Chantilly
lace costs from $500 10 500.
The prettiest OF all inexpensive house
gowns are those made OF challie.
Toques and turbans are the most fash
ionabie and the most popular hats
Gold and silver lined striped winseys
in two colors are much used for petit
coats.
The tea gown and the house gown are
both made to define the figure moro this
spring.
According to Harper's Bazar girls Of
"A or Is wear their skirts almost to their
shoe tops.
Tho Kiminio. or japanese robe, is the
foundation or initial idea of the tea
gown of 1889.
Cinderella slippers" without heels and
with very thin soles are in favor for ball
wear in Paris.
Russet leather harness is the correct
thing for yellow dog cart, village cart
or blackboard.
The few brocaded silks that are seen
this spring have very small figures ar
ranged in stripes.
Both plaided and striped ginghams of
fine combinations Of color will be much
worn this summer.
The accordion pleated skirt is heavy,
for it takes ten breadths Of heavy mate
rial for its construction.
Pearl gray or silver gray and Rose du
Barry pink il a favorite color combina-
ton in Paris spring millinery.
A triple or quadruple cape, with a
double collar and dolman sleeves, bids
fair to b. popular spring wrap.
Bonnets are so very small that old
ladies' are literally left out in the cold
this spring unless they wear hats
The fancy In harness for horses this
spring Is 70 have il in color matching the
color Of the cart. trap, blackboard, or
carriage.
\ crushable or collapsable bonnet is
one of the latest London fads Of fashion.
II can be sat down upon" without any
injury 70 it.
Bracelets. or armulcts, worn above
the elbow are in vogue. Sometimes they
are made Of ribbon fastened with =
jeweied pin.
Colored light wool or silk petticoats,
when black ores arc not preferred. have
almost superseded white underskirts for
st-ect wear.
wash silks for ladies' and children's
underwear come in small patterns ar
ranged as stripes on delicateiy tinted
aud white grounds
Easter toanefs. Esster gowns and
Faster cifis are the features in all the
retail show windows around the shop
ping center of the City.
The new Lyons gauzcs come in lovely
shades II evening colors. with pattern
F of woven silk braid running IL verai-
celi designs an over 1t.
There are some large b0nucts n pict-
ureeqge. cii fashioned dgnstahla and
f cofts-e shapes seen among the tiny
toqass aad cspotss ~ ths spring.
White cloth costumes are tho rage in
London They are worm for walking
visiting. 8 o'clock tea reesF. ions. din
F uers. and even at evening parties.
The Boulangist costume IS q gown n
+ tea rose coIersd sls or wool or cotton
fabric. embroiicre.l with rei carnations
cr trimmed with fots ~ re4 ribbon.
ItH re fancy - trlm the retticoai
wita rsrico'orei lace natehng fhs
Stripes % bars of che wraien N si.Aer
material taat comprises tae aneerssirt-
Fashionable favov IS equally divide.
between short and long wraps tais lrin- &