The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-08
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Out Door Garm6nts-New Wat
rials-Ways Of NakIng-
spring millinery.

EDITOR lSTELLIGENCER - Short
wraps for warm weather are the pret-
test seen for many day and are novel
| as well, being made of lace over color
ed silk Innings upon which is placed In
applique, motifs OF passementerie, silk
or velvet with or without addition Of
beads. In long garments. the Come
mara again appears as Il prominent
style aud while in elk, fine wool or
lace, is chiefly In extremely pronounced
and highly colored plaids which, how
ever, will be worn with iaunty effec,
by young people. Jackets are a tribe
and not q few In REFER cut, while eIe-
giant ones are Ia fine cloth with fancy
vests.
NEW MATERIALS
again show borders but the most novel
arrangement of fancy weave Is In the
mi jupe or halt skirt pattern of which
u Yard and half is combined with
| about eight yards OF PLAIN material Ia
form the dress. In the mi jupe portion
| half the breadth OF double width is
Giyen over TO novelty effect and mar
row border Is woven on the opposite
rdge fer trimIoing corsage and sleeves.
Effective contrasts are seen aud as
stripes are prominent in dress goods, ,sn
here also they are noticeable, but not
to the exclusion of extremely prett,
patterns In open work silk lace united
with embroidery and edged with heavy
fringe below. These are in mt ,upc
style with lace work and embroidery
10 match for corsage aud sleeves. Such
costumes are expensive, how ever, be
cause the goods are very fine wool and
the work artistic i'll execution as also
in harmonizing OF colors. Silks art
hus adorned aud il may be added thai
lace and lace effects are very noticeable
in new fabrics where they appear either
in open work or with stimulation bN
thick threads on the surface. la musi
| cases, they are arranged in stripes and
may alternate with silk or wool, sine,
the placing together OF different tex
lures obtains rs largely now as former
Iy.
STYLES OF MAKING.
The mi jupe pattern is placed on the
front of skirts where ii iorms deep
border while more conservative bor-
dered materials show, when made up,
q finish of fancy weave around the bot
tom as formerly. Corsages are adorned
in many ways aud sometimes with
effect OF classic draping, but the latter
does not lessen the Importance of u
shapely corset and in answ er To inquiry
Il can be said that the Thomson glove
fitting corset with elegant contour and
special adaptation TO different figures,
since it comes long, medium or short
is very popular among dressmakers
here because at once stylish aud com
Portable. Wealthy ladies wear hand
some corsets in colored satin but others
fitting Just az well, come III cnutil OF
Jean at lower prices. Lsngdon, Batchel
Ter IL Co., the manufacturers Ot these
celebrated goods haze also last year
introduced glove fitting Cursels made
of Italian cloth fast black aud trimmed
with new cOlors. In
sPRING " LINERY
the assortment OF .Ied ribbons is ro.
markabIy large because piaids IN dress
materials aro expected Ia be worn to
an unprecedented extent and frequent
ly In unheard of bulducss and bright
ness of pattern. Not ribbons Onl,
therefore follow snii, hut millintr,
{ rbrics as well where enormous squaIcs
.ie surrounded or travsrsed by stripes