The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-17


Cotton Drsss fabrsr--
Most Of the high-clas- novelties in
all wool goods show a body ~ closely
woven serge or twill lines. 10 serve -
foundation or ground for huge and
elaborate decorative effect ~ deep
founcc borders. with colossal iowers
aud mammoth leaves IN dama-k de-
signs. ms In spccmrn ODE with mag
nii,cent magnolia blossoms. buds and
leaves. and another showing tiger
lilies far gran1cr in size and coioring
than tho gor:s -ous lilies OF the Held.
Large marsh mallow howc~s are re-
produced in one of these startling robe
borders. and a deep dado Aounce !
decorated with such notwithstanding
reed and palmetto leaves. that one y
not surprised 10 see storaS. wild ducks,
and 1.-The frog that would a-wooing 20.
which i woven on "A dama-k stone ana
l. partly hidden By a cIrs'c.' Of grace
| fuI reed leaves.
| Others Of these c.e giant robes have
band borders in close Persian figures,
\ and Gain beautiful fabrics. used Tor
panels and plasiron~. and Other decor
ativc parts Of costumes and dresses.
are covered over with leaves and
flowers. embroidered 10 gold, steel,
silver ana colorcd silks. creating rlen
and unique results.
Quaint. durable. dainty and cnarm-
Ing are the emit ely new lunJum
silks. with ground IN all the arr
shades. delicate tints and rich tones.
se.f-colorcd. or scattered over with all
manner Of flowers in single blossoms.
leaves and sprays. the floral designs
being in contrast with the ground
color. These fanciful India silks are
closely and firmly woven, and come 10
three widths
Among the high novelties are Fun
ium- in Oriental designs. such as
coiled palm leaves. in cashmere
bouauet colors, suitable for morning
: robe. ana again with rich y own
ground covered with mulii-co'ored
tulips in gorgeous hucs. while for even
q ing wear nothing can be prettier Than
r the dainty Punjums in pearl, cream.
] plush Or azure with clusters OF lovely
garden or wild flowers. in all their
2 natural colors.
! Other silkcn textures are suraf
= stripes in lovely coiors. ALTERNATING
: with ,oriated stripes in other weave
: effects and in lighter shades. whil'
Y delicate creocsa~e in plain sell color
Or are covered with exquisite Hover
= in beautiful hues-
y In the trimmings presented this sea
= son all color- ar. used. not IN IN
9 brilliant clashing or contrasting hue
= OF the past. but the refined shades an
IS delicious tones that seem 70 melt on
~ into The other or the solid figures ar
y linked together by miniature chains
come antique metal that perfectly hal
r monies with the old Oriental cvnceii
y which they serve 10 outline or 70 loil
e. The applique embroidered bands a.
g in cut ont effects. that -. each Howe
en- leaf or figure Is perfectly outlined
70. IT, own foundation. 80 that when y
ga trimming j. applied to the dress iaor
a. each design stands out In relief. rs
ne embossed. or EN- broidcrcd directly
~ the material.
Lace dresses are exceedingly fas
fe. ionablc lust now. and will certain
by continue 10 be in favor during the sul
Mt, mer and surely no gowns can be PR
en- tier than those Of exquisite Chantil
no. and Spanish laces. in founcings a
to all over lacings By the yard, oy
The Foundation OF new or old silk or sal
the in some becoming color. The Cha
ent ,i.lv laccs come in delicate point "a
ril- patterns. or in stripes with Howe
tn while the new drapery nets are spr
red l,lcd all over with small flowers 4
ALL figures. so that corsagcs can be cut
ise- ~ the lengths OF net can be draped
it'll lust the style the modiste may far
OF will become the prospective wcarer
Embroidcries. lawns and Swiss m
ken lins are going 20 be largely used Y
INTO year in the construction Of dali
Ich. dresses for first communion and GO
ERE ,nanccmcnt exercises. These beau'
icrs in white are made in forty J.
'od- bouncing. various width edgings,
'ner nll over patterns. for waist and slees
the aourccs being used for skirt
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