The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

The Coral r.nIsr q b dresses /. !
sho,t-livod absurdIty
The pancake for u has been
great success; now tlivant turner.
The waist tiounce 10 Of the most
interesting featured dress at the
present time.
A woman with a s., fat neck may
wear becomingly. black velvet
band. Let the timing necked wo-
man leave II alone.
The shirt OF the pr future will
have buttons down entire front
except when they apst, which will
be nearly all the I'll
The cone hat Is tlx straw. also n
cone crowned boat 1 and hat with
low. broad, square pwn aud a brim
having a half-insroll are being
trimmed for autunfenr.
Black silk brochS among the IA
vored materials dhe hour. Pret-
test among dressef the kind worn
at a noted summresort is a rich
Lyons silk, coveroyi.h small satin
spots.
A separate coatad vest does not
permit the usual Use or skirt TO be
worn; but small sveless vests with
the front simnlav a blouse are use
full and do away y tho necessity Of
a jacket as well.
New imitationiper. or, at least
that much used inc fashionable cir
cles, is parchmerellum. This In n
heavy paper of ere shade and Is dull,
finished, not une undressed kid.
Dinner cards are he of the some dull
surface board.
The coming OF aima already warns
the prudent hos-mother that she
should provide wner underwear and
hosiery for hetharges Delicate
children and falids-all persons
whose circulate Is weak will do
well To put on Wien hosiery as soon
a. the fall opens
Lace upon pre- evening dresses is
arranged on skirt with two
flounces, ribbobeing employed TO
thread in and o should the pattern
admit. Otherw the ribbon is ruin
on fiat Just abothe fiounce forming
heading Waed ribbon two-inches
wide is most usdn this direction.
The Septembh ower Is the golden
rod; the Septdber fruit the apple.
The Septembernors are crimson and
gold- EN- blema of the changes made
In the hue of q months foliage by
the first frosts The September stone
is the hrvsolitwhich. il worn during
the month, AVIS sadness from the
mind, ACCORDING the lore OF the lapi'
diaries.
A tailor mr gown of an early
autumn model Is the basque slashed.
The material tvcolcn and the skirt
is plain. with lgth enough behind 70
drap-morc's 4 pity. The trailing
of our dresseSn bad indoors or on
the lawns and randas at the summer
resorts, but fokdewallxs IL is deplora
BILE. so skirtfe bound TO be refash
Toned soon.
For later aumn wear than the fall
dresses thus fislescribed Is the tweed
gown shown / the last illustration
lt is of lightrown, with gold galor
front and mihry cape tossed bach
from the shouer and tied with beaver
colored ribbed The stripes of velvet
that form tlftriking trimming on
the skirt are beaver colored velvet
also. The hds trimmed with ostrici
feathers.
Here is an eea FOR those who ar,
artistic and opinnl IL Is something
new and vcrpretty and consists oi
providing VT own designs for en-
broidery, idng them directly from
nature. Tht il how You can do II
Flowers are deserved by dipping then
in parafiine ll}y moistcning white pa
per with bdine IL becomes translu
cent. then IA can easily sketch i'm
pressions dthe flowers. Nhen th,
paper driesI again Is opa que and thu
impression Fetched remains.
A very retty and stylish way o
making n sht tan cloth costume Il
with n bode held by straps over Thu
shoulder. The straps aud flaps arr
lined witlsolored silk, and the Skin
is made phectly plain. A tie of TIN
colored slS Is worn with pink o
blue shi. and there is jacket be
longing 1.-THE suit which may be wori
or not. aAcsircd. A tan colorcd par
asol linedvith pink silk and a brow
hat trimmed with tan ribbons an'
gauzc ana bunch of pink roses com
plete thJtylish costume.