Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-21
FASHIONS AT SARATOGA.
Dresses, Linen Su its, Even
ing Costumes: Gloves and Wavy
Coiffues.

Coiffues.
Morning dresses present rather
more than the usual variety regard
ing style and material; thin or heavy
fabrics beng so prettilY made, yet in
such opposite styles, that the happy
effect of contrast is apparent. Par
tlality for light fabrics, finds full ex-
preston in white or colored dotted
Swiss muslins, India mulls, dimities,
figured lawns, batistes, crape-tinished
cottons, challies or silks; while on
the other hand suits of linen ducts,
either plain, basket checked, or with
dotted grounds, made "Eton" or
blazer" style are very neat, and no
fashlonest is without two or three
dresses of either pique or linen duck.
Certainly, a pure white linen suit,
with crimson, pink or blue silk blouse
and sash, is bewitching; concealing if
necessary, all ungraceful outlines.
CHANGEABLE SILKS
are always ready tor afternoon drives
or evening wear; majority being
trimmed with black lace and jet gal
loon, or Watteau bows of velvet rib
bon, sometimes touched up with crys-
tai passementerie. Black dresses are
at a discount, and stylish nets or
grenadines usually show-colored fig
ures and are worn over colored un-
dersklrts. Black surah with narrow
crimson, blue and yellow satin stripes
is fashionable, but plain black silk is
only admissible with q jet corselet
edged by deep Or ain" fringe. On
the contrary, olack lace warp or
cloaks were never more stylish, and
one worn by Baltimore belle, is OF
net IN o fern leaf pattern with a
maroon velvet V. at the shoulders,
trimmed with lace, jet pendants and
Grain fringe twenty inches deep.
GRAPE COSTUMES
for evening in the all fashionable pale
shades, are very much worn, simply
made and usually with high neck
and elbow sleeves. White silk en-
broidered crepons are charming, and
a beautiful design is a cluster OF
daisies with green stems, forming
a six inch border around the skirt;
the waist lining made "all over" en-
broidered trimming edges neck and
sleeves. Lovely costume OF similar
material but with pink, blue heils-
trope or maize yellow embroidery are
seen at all the principal evening en-
HANDKERCHIEFs
edged with duchesses point or valen-
cinnes lace are still used, but the
newest styles are of either very fine
embroidery, or lace and embroidery
combined. Colored embroidery,
has come up again, and
in the matter of perfumes it is no.
tlceable how the old time favor ties
still hold their own Notwithstanding
the constant competition OF their
rivals of later fame. Especially is
this the case with Murray and
Lanman's delighted Florida Water
which is this season more popular
than ever and deservedlv so as no
sweeter essence Of living flowers could
be- conceived, its delicate odor giving
the stamp of gentility. Silk waists
were never before in sue b beauty or
veriety, and are worn at all hours OF
the day with or without jackets, and
lace waists of old fashioned dotted
lace with gilt or silver belts, now add
their attractions.
WHITE Or PEARL
mousquetaire gloves eight button nj
length, IN kid or with black OF
self colored stitching, are much used
for dress occasions, Four button
kid of similar shades with plain stitch.
ing are also much in vogue; and fo1
driving or outing, mousquetaire in
white or natural charms are most ap.
propaiate. Kid gauntlets with small
cuffs are seen in in tinted shades, also
in tan, gray or black, suitable fol
street wear.
The FLUFFY CoIFFURE
is so beautifying, so softening tc
harsh features, that it will probably
aemajn In favor during the entire
season; and certainly nothing can be
more charming than ripping, chest.
nut brown waves, or those of pale
gold, apparently heli in place, by 6
iewelled pansy, daisy or Rhine stone
cluster. VERONA CLAKE.