Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08

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Black grenadines with eolored bor-
dsrs are the haate aoaueaHts and are
made over silks The color of the bor-
der. or over black II preferred. Salia
Fihboas decorate some of them. One
IN a iotos flower desiga In the Rew red
called brsgas on black IL made over
silk the same shade; a narrow border
Ia the same design IL employed In the
construction of bodice and sleeves and
The ribbons used In this case are Of
black satin.
The bordered grenadines and ash
nets aud fancy lace.. etc. called BY the
French Fantasies. win probably last
bat Tor season; for more permanent
service and = convenient toilette dressy
enough FOE almost ANY occasion yet not
boo much 80 Cor the promenade noth-
lng Ga equal lks Chantilly laca.
Ah@ssean be made very Grommy BY a
eomblnation with Emplre brooaAes.
one just from the house ~ Emil Pas
qaier l. In the new design. = border
running around with small agures
zhoyc; Il u made over black satin
duehezse. round skirt with side pan
cls u Empire hrocade on Chartreuss
green ground, AZ one side oi the back
there i a draPcd width of the brocado.
on the other loop and cad oi a moiro
ribl'on sash Of the same shade of green
which l. draped about the waist form
Ing point back and front, the waist
has a plain bark with drapcrics IN
front of the Chaa'illy aud breteilcs 81
The hrooade which begin in a point be-
Low Tie shoulder, are slightly gathered
on top II the shoulder ~ make them
stand up very high and are laid nat
down The back 10 the point under the
sash.
Another heautiful gown. also from
fasquier Is 10 dark slate -colorcd bro
cade aud plaia pcas as soc same shade;
the Dircctoire coat D. ~ the brocada
over iull pettieoat - I,sas 40 slse
which has a sash ~ the same drmpod
n che LETT side With q fringed out esd
falling quite to the foot; the large bat.
tons ARE white hgurc- hand painted
uu a black back ground add have rim.
cut strsi, The noTclty n the cos
tune ta la the vest and uudcrsleeyus
which urr " moirc - the palest poarl
color embroidered with opalino boads
and lines " tiny silver spangirs plared
one against the other. each fastened ~
a bead
We have bcca asked 10 describe a
Grvcian costume of the present day.
aHd have thought best 90 give 4 de-
sign Of Que A. conveying clearer
idva, The one represented l. Ia white
creFoH with tsrvctan border embrDid
cred Ia gold drapod over petticoal 81
plain faihfi the drapcries are caught
- a iewcled clasp similar 20 ihe
shoulder clasps; the rows % tiny
pearls Ia the Grccian coidure complete
the ensemble.
Very beautiful matinees arr made
of cloth IN very pale shades. almost
white, richly cmbroldorcd Ia colors.
these arr simply iarkets. tighthtting
AZ thc back with Figaro fronts over 4
dfouse or drapcd front ~ lace; tho
Ho FrH age sleeve full aud high a.
the top, opcus from the shoulder down
over m underslcevc ~ lac,
some are mAde 81 Louis XVI bro
cade, and the fronts arr laid IN two ar
three deep iolds AZ the shoulder seam
which extend 20 the bottom. bat the
shape ~ tho Figaro front l. preserved.
these also open over dFaperic oi lace.
and have lace undrf,le.ycs
An exquisite little oonisction T. In
white cloth ombruidered in shaded
violet blouse % point de- Nalasquez
lace over a vest ~ violet silk, full
sleeves 81 lace over violet silk
Very pretty ia gowns arr made In
accordion plailings ~ white or pale
tinted crvpon, over these i Jacket ~
gro- grain silk same shade. richly en-
hroidered all over with gold chain
stitching; there j. a sleeve ~ plated
rrcPon reaching 10 the elbow over an
uuderslevyc of the embroidered silk.
Jet passcmeatcrie. have satin aow-
crs and leaves introduced In their con-
structiOn in various oolors 10 match
The material Of the garment they trim.
and exceedingly efcctive.
some Of the heavy laces used for
borders and panels - summer gowns
have their design covered with en-
broidery IN the color of the gown. A.
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