Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-09-18
FASHION NOTES,
SHOULDER puffs remain in favor.
TIE Spanish founce is worn again.

SHOULDER puffs remain in favor.
THE Spanish founce is worn again.
SCARF effects promise to become pop
ular.
MEDIEVAL fancies are revived for dres-
sy toilets.
Low-THRoATED corsages are the height
Of fashion.
THROAT bows of all descriptions are
coming in vogue.
THERE is demand for lace and ribbon
collarettes.
CoLoREp silk parasols have covers of
black dotted net.
DARK blue foulard makes a cool and
pleasant travelling dress.
WHITE wool costumes will be worn till
late in the season.
THE "chatelaine garb" is worn with
success only by tall, graceful women.
CONTRASTS of two colors are no longer
considered elegant in wool gowns.
BOATING and tennis dresses are liked
in combinations of red, white and blue.
SEVERAL new and pretty shades OF
lilac and violet cashmere are shown for
house dresses.
HALF shawls of white muslin and lace
are worn with hats of shirred muslin to
match.
FULL velvet sleeves are feature of
silk and wool gowns prepared for au-
tumn trousseaux.
BRIGHT red crepe de Chine is made
up with black point d'esprit net for
dressy autumn toilets.
A PRETTY orange velvet toque is draped
with point d esprit net and trimmed
with glossy black birds.
SOME OF the daintiest bathing suits of
the season are made of pure white serge
without an admixture of colors.
LITTLE boys Of years wear with their
m1dshipman suits long trousers like
those worn by sailors.
THE dull surfaced ooze calf is now
made of dark brown and black shoes as
well as in tan and russell, and has soft,
luxurious appearance.
SOME of thu most charming French
gowns for summer have the skirt quite
short, showing the shoe back and front
alike whenever the wearer moves.
QUANTITIES of very narrow watered
ribbon made into pompons, rosettes and
swinging loops are used by fashionable
mllllners, both on hats and bonnets.
TwINE laces in pale ecru and flax gray
shades are used for trimming gingham
gowns of blue, green, pink or red, and
make pretty and effective contrast.
ATTRACTIVE double capes for the first
cool days of autumn are shown in
cream white, bright red and almond col
oreG cloth. They have high collars of
velvet.
New silver belt buckles are in floral
designs, either flat bunch of flowers
like brooch, or row of daisies, for
get-me-nots, or rose leaves forming a
square or oval.
STIFF neckties with scarf pins, sailor
knots and collars vests and cutaway
Jackets, link sleeve buttons, and shirt
waists with studs are some of the de-
tails borrowed from masculine attire
which are fashionable this summer.
THE skirts of French lawn dresses are
deeply shirred in rows below the belt,
with spaces between each double row.
Ribbon an inch wide is then passed in
and out the spaces between the pairs of
shirring, and bows of the same ribbon
form the waist garniture.
RECAMIER wrappers are made of long
flowing breadths of this material tied
into shape by ribbons, which begin at
the back of the collar, are then brought
down beneath the arms and tied under
the bust, giving a short wasted effect.
These wrappers are undeniably pictur-
esque as we'll as comfortable, and are
growing in favor for summer morning