Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-22
FASHION NOTES.

+hn stove or range free from
bs1F III its parts. A hot-air passage
o. IL ~ m with SCOT will prevent the
y Si from baking well.
% urnIc collars Of curled feathers or
r rapi;Gpred velvet are made separate
lI1 ,ba Gown. and the same collar can
ID i tpC to different bodices or cloaks
'' E'rT oauze sleeves to the wrist on
~ re nj gown tone down stout arms
! ,onnd up thin ones. Long lace
aVn from shoulder to elbow,
T 515as are prettier and more at
w. Tnp first new mode for '91 appears
.i5'D form of black duchess satin
limo Ip Jacket, heavily trimmed with
n .ab IFTn0tted silk fringe, beaded with
n rp studded nail heads formed of
yk silk cord.
Tor French skirts, with most of
y, fitness taken out by sloped
omin the middle of the back, are cut
FIN three horizontal pieces to break
monotony of straight breadths, a
,bion very becoming to tall slender
\ T I popularity of the ubiquitous
rqneis beginning to Wane. PeIerines
almost out of date. Wide capes,
~ mding the figure to the waist, and
mmted in gathers or pleats to a fur
ar are the only garments Of the
rlincIuded in the winter outfit.
VuH white gowns it is considered
4 Nd taste to wear Suede in the natural
r. with high heels and small
II nke on the instep. Gold and silver
shoes are in such great demand
ait is difficult to procure the kid
4 sufficient quantities to meet the de-
" md
me ribbed yelvets introduced at
IN beginning Of the season have be-
4 lne SO fashionable that a second
portation has just been brought out,
Rowing some new varieties to be used
4 rvrapS, for gowns, and for parts of
owns, especially for the popular coat
liCeS,
THR most chic coats are those
shch emulate the cOachman closely,
three tippets, his big pocket-haps,
ID broad gauntIets. A coat of this
Ind, all Of fine red cloth, startled the
pests at marriage ceremony lately,
Id was worn with large hat of
lte felt waving with ostrich plumes.
IHE changesin the hats and bonnets
chiefly in their being much lower
Y MI uorn r,,,nb mama forum ,J ~, tho
lad, The jetted or steel-embroidered
R1deauX fitted to the back of the head
Heath the hat are SO peculiar looking
to be likely to be only a heeting
Sslon
/ N the newest creations of Worth
Rde p2niers are prominent features;
RAether they will gradually extend to
t0urnure time alone will tell.
E1nceSSe gowns are much favored at
PRESENT., all cut III one, but the back of
faSlrt lis mounted in fan-shape instead
hanging straight.
GOOD idea, which gives variety
RAWeltness to the house costumes, is
make several fancy waists of surah
ID China silk. To wear over these
h I'VE a black velvet zouave jacket.
mold silk or lace skirts these will
ways look we'll, and it will prove an
expensive way Of getting up variety
house gowns.
lGyNGER women greatly affect
aomauons Of cloth, and velvet satin,
n 0orderngs of fur. Dark fur, like
%lan sable, is used as a contrast to
F:l or medium shades of cloth, and
avnd gray 1Ox and blue bear will be
Sen 10 trim darker shades. A beau
4modeI is pure white cloth wrought
M gold thread and edged with the
lseSt sable.
MioN5 the years gleanings in
|SAon ads and tancies we find that SO
|~,VfSal Is the fancy for cloth gowns
% not only the bridesmaids dresses,
even the wedding gown itself, is
E'uS0l WhIte-taced cloth. The fashion
London mportation, and the
|00Mhon of the garment is of satin,
" cnuIon, fur, feathers, and silver
LIE garments in heavy brocade are
W ~ I2S,nIonable even than in fur. A
maIded on brocaAe garment with
TIIvLSe iur boa, a bunch of Violets on
DIe2St and mutf and hat with big,
f.! Piumes to becomingly shade the
n, 1eaYe little to be desired in the
'one OF a society woman when
n, SoeS out for a promenade or to
@o i@E silks have never been
@aooned by Partisan modistes, and
T@h used here for the sleeves and
n, ~Y> OF dark cloth gowns worn by
[I ~. women. A handsome arrange
h. ~' 4, Is lour deep folds of black MORE
M Hom each side, meeting in the
NJ ,"e set down the front Of a gray,
5r rG. Or black cloth skirt which is
M. OF two cloth breadths, held in
I, M ID ufapery at the top OF the sides,
.mo =" I%%0-pIeating at the back. A
,o ,o ~, trimming at each side of the
s5oS IoI4S at the foot Of the skirt is
MeI,to three large black leaves OF
b "'ce0 p1sSementerie or of braid
a 'L",.ar leaves are set on the
''Ve and sleeves.
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n mounting photographs, always put
Ia N"3 OF mucllage on each corner,
IY"e or two ahOut the middle. in