Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-09
IDEAS eoR DRESS

Clbth powdered with silk applique In
vreaths and bo,qAets is new and very
handsome trimming stuff.
Golden crochet needles, with handles
of agate or carneLan. are now ready TO
beguile beauty into Lenten industry.
Cream wool sparsely dashed and
splashed with bright color will be the
favorite stuff for summer tennis gowns
Scarfs Of silk or lace are worn either
loose over the shoulders or else knotted
low upon the bust with long hanging
ends
Alpaca is likely TO be a favorite stuff
this spring. 1t comes plain. in stripes
and with flower and lace patterns printed
over it.
MANY of the new woolens come in
three sorts. striped, checked and PLAIN.
all Of which will be used in the same
costume.
About the quainteSt of the new old
styles is tI.at showing full plain skirt
fully gathered TO short waist, with wide
revers, skin-tight sleeves and stomacher
Of gathered muslin.
For summer, fashion allows loop of
cord upon the parasol TO swing it over
the arm, and DEGREES that the bo~ at the
top shall be wider. loopier and more pro-
nounced than ever.
Black silk. like the poor, we have al
ways with us; but it is just as well to
know that brocades divide honors with
the standard gros grain and faille and
are far and away more stylish than the
satin surfaced peau de sole.
A very distingue wrap is the long red
ingote of rich black silk. with loose fronts
either falling straight to the feet or else
slightly draped on the left hip. and lined
throughout with lig.ter silk of almond
green, pearl gray or rose color.
There are more new cashmeres than
ever came out Of Cashmere itself The
Thetan has outstanding hairs all over it;
the Kangra is in cheviot weaving. Ar
mure has fancy weaving Of another color,
and melange is specked and splashed
with white.
The so-called Greek polonaise is a
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naise.
Mousseiine ue iaihe WIN very ueeP
borders will take the place of nuns veil
10, ,n,'g l.ar
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omen at one side ~ show the unL.rskirt
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place with MANY bows of narrow ribbon
matching the foundation in color.
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hrellas ara of Main silk with handles
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