Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
FASHION NOTES.


All kinds Of gilt dress trimmings are
used.
The Scotch suits arc to run all sum.
MGR
Cheap black sursh is used for petit
coats.
Silver chain belts arc suitable for silk
blouscs.
The names of the new materials have
become bewildering.
It is up on fashions bulletin that the
"gloves must match the costume"
The sailor hat and the polo cap arc as
popular this spring rs last, or more so.
Unfortunately, the lace, fare hat, all
covered with flowers, cannot be too big.
The mohairs and alpacas will have
another run of popular favor this sum
mer.
Corduroy suits have come rather late,
but they will DE good to hold over for the
fall.
About two hundred different kinds of
fancy dress goods are shown for summer
wear.
The variety in shoulder capes equals
or exceeds that in jackets and long
wraps.
The sailor hat has come back to stay,
and will take little more trimming than
usual!
the low couture grows in fashionable
and popular favor. The top knots are
coming down.
The small bonnet remains the fashion
able favorite with metrons rs we'll as
with young ladies.
Wells would no. be half rs fashionable
as they are if there were not so many
artificial compilations.
The high-crowned hat has not dis
appeared completely from the wardrobe
effects of the summer girl.
Salor-clad boys have driven the Faun-
tleroy toddlcrs out Of sight. The latter
had become rather tiresomc.
Deep, round, plcated white Picrrot
collars are very fashionable for little
girls, and also for young ladies.
1t is the proper thing to train your pet
dog SO he will stand in the carriage door
so as to look out of the window.
There is nothing to admire in the mas
cuGnc girl who wears everything but
trousers, and don't mind ridicule.
Colored lawn handkerchiefs are rather
a pronounced fashion for women who
have ga perfect horror of being conspicu-
ous."
Shoulder knots end epaulettcs of float
ing ribbons form part of the decorative
effects on commencement and graduates
gowns.
To be in the swim as far as jewelry
goes, the girl of the period must neces-
sarily have some moonstonc article about
her person.
Wristbands, collars and cuffs of silver,
gold or steel or copper passemcnteric
are the only decorations seen on some
very chic cloth gowns.
The outing cloths and tennis fanncls
come in lovely clustered and shaded
stripes, the colors being more subductl
and refined this season.
Ruiiled shoulder capes with velvet
yoSes rival in popular favor those with
embroidered yo!lcs and collars and ac-
Gordon pleatcd fiounces.
White sash curtains of dotted OF
sprigged muslin or lace, tied back with
white ribbon bows, are the fad of Fifth
avenue again this spring.
"'Tis pity, but 'tis truc," that all
dressy gowns are made with at lenst q
hint of a train, and walking suits do GER
tainly trail On the ground at the back.
Some of the new long gloves have q
gold cord run through the eyelets cut
in the top. Each end of the cord is
decorated with golden tasscl or little
bell.
Among French untrimmed bonncts
the models in lace straw are particularly
light and attractive. Varying the braid.
wrought wholly of straw are those fin
ished with bands OF iridcscent gimps.
Tho sifant is novel and rich