Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

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us1e3 s4lkl2x Ia 90 shse 0s21s eslf,
kld 4aa soazala are tAs favored mater
i4ls. sZld ned q = As@ls AL t1es, aot : rs
~ 90 nsr - broad A. for ths walklsg
sl4e. are srtsassI s<en- O. tie street -
&c = ~0r1 = "a sFsE-zalteEs ~ 14tcE shs
crsss, shen aa~alt for indoor scar coQ 1es-
tlsl lacilSs ~ u0aon ~ zoEc auG a great
yarlsts 81 eclsrs s2pssr. pretty Oxford
tis, for ncase use sals 10 Eaae fleG4 ell
EeEy s.s sezs, PED 4ro42a tss teP aGd
tie ace frczt VIA shige ocze. koss col
cred gozs 81 ped ~ltA zFsea scaTlet vlpea
~lth olAz <, green aoa purple orange er
DoppF sed AID blsck are otaer L9seltl@s.
asset. tla eoffs= % mouse AT she psis
gray anarsss-c slG. ~isn parsnt leather
YalGps are iess farfsteh-si, aDa tess< are
oflen beaied ~iIh dl1eFe1t 4oLofs. stsel
aad Zar4sr 5slzz = wel-ilEed conlbia@-
tloA. 4 1tr ~ narrow sls braid - often
gsed f9r the 4eiEz aud tlls mas tls Ia .
siu8 pls boss 5r 5s fastened ~ith LAY Jew
eiled clasp. Ste stoass e1lpi9yed being
chosen 20 a@rmolize iu color aith tie
Vaa4p and oea.1lRg Al sorts 9. pretty
ideas aFs carried out Ia the arrangement
~ these Ties. The ribbons give ne aBkls
1ay nEish wasa crossed su1 recrossrd
before threading the sgeirts. Or Tia
she may lrst &c laced aud rae cords "a
Hbboas thea brought arouua tie aukls
and led iu froat. Tle bright LInGs aEa
dainty faucles Of thc low shoes ~iil AID
raaea - tie picguresq leusss OF TIE - Ia
nlef toilet
For us9l zee wear the varieties are In
crrAsing The absurd little mule" slip
per consisting Of nothing 0ut sole and .
toe. Is idl0tic outside tie OOudOir. The
slipper OF Turkish red leather Is still
allowed with the tea gown All women
with sensitive feet wlli be grateful Tor 4
novelty Ia foot wear which has seemless
frolt. higa back piece and 10 quarter,
being entirely open on the sides.
slippers are more worn than boots for
evening though women 10 whom slippers
are not becoming wear boots OF KID OF
satin TO match the gown. The evenine
boot is made high OF heel aud pointed ol
tOo. curved Ia the high arehed instep. /,
may be Of the material OF the dress when
that il some rich heavy fabric Ike brOcsde
la every case IL mast follow the leading
color OF The gown. \ novel evening shoe
j. OF a pale blue corded silk with rows OF
narrow black velvet ribbon stretched
across the yamp leaving spaces between VI
the same width a. the velvet which are
feather stitched in delicate pinks and
greens. The heels are high aud white and
highly pNlished, and the shoes were made
, 20 order 10 wear with blue brocade ng
ured with pink flowers, aud draped with
blue gsuze. Black velvet ribbons were
worn Al the throat and about the wrists in
lieu u jewels. Other evening boots are OF
white silk ornamented in the same way
with black velvet or gold braid.
There Is little change in the form Of the
slipper for evening. SuSde gloves and
suede slippers arc usual accomplishments
fOr the evening dress, but the newer
mode is 10 wear slippers, OF satin IL neces-
sary. 10 match the gown. The slipper has
the pointed toe and high heel and is not
very low in front. silk bows or rosettes
are used IN ornamentation. but they must
be small ones The buckle is silver or gilt
sometimes iewelled. and may be large and
square or smaller than those hitherto seen.