Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-04-07
FASHIONABLE FAkCIES.
Costumes for Fair Feminine
Wearers-

Vatican bows are 4 positive rage. and
satin rosettes are keeping them COM
pany. They are fastened at the back
of the half-low corsage and have ends
reaching to the skirt hem.
Three lace hounces which cover the
entire skirt are seen on the new spring
models of black, colored, changeable OF
figured silk When these skirts are
used for evening wear the bodice is OF
crepe de chine
Berthas frills and sleeves OF lace are
the novelties for frill-dress gowns.
When the berthas are very deep they
are called the Anne of Austria berthas-
and are usually raised on the shoulders
or have some sort of garn iture forming
epaulettes-
The soft shaggy bourettes, chevoits
and other rough fabrics are made uF
without trimming. with plain, reversed
hens and stitched edges They have
close princess coats with full sleeves
stable pocket clasps and are closed
with pearl buttons
Shot silk and wool and moired goods
come in all the pretty new spring-color
schemes and promise to be very popu-
lar. Some of the color com binations
of these goods are brown shot with
gold, gray with blue, green with colo
silver and wine with black
The pretty inexpensive and effective
arrasene embroidery has been revived
as trimming for house-gowns and jack
cts The work is quickly done and the
gay flowers and green leaves are really
lovely on pale cream, pink, Spanish
yellow or light-blue background.
Fashionable women in Paris arc wear
knees They are Of either Chantilly or
Brussels net and for poke bonnets are
gathered on an elastic band When
worn with small capotes they are
shirred and stitched around the edge
a pretty and stylish fancy for travel
ing-dresses for the coming warm sea-
son is TO have the dress Ions envelop-
ing pelisse. and toque or bonnet match
in material This idea is remarkably
neat and effective carried out in polka
dotted surah in brown or other dark
color. in gray Pongee or summer cash
mere, or in narrow stripes in serge or
soft summer silk.
Watered silks 10 large waves and also
fine MORE Franchise is revived and viii
be used for the handsome costumes for
the coming season. Many of the new
patterns are striped with satin and the
higher-priced designs are striped with a
color contrasting with that of the
moired surface Some of these stripes
are of several different colors in mixed
hair-lines about an inch in width.
a pretty costume recently finished is
of sage green Vicuna cloth The foot
of the skirt is bordered with three vel
vet stripes each of them three inches
in width The bodice has plastron Of
pale pink surah dotted with gree:., and
above this at the throat, is little ia
bot Of pale yellow point de Venice lace
The sleeves are of sage green velvet
with a bit of the dotted surah showing
ST the wrist
The most stylish princess gowns are
cut half low in the neck and are round
ing in shape They are worn over a
Russian guimpe of some rich material
like satin brocade. EN- broidered silk or
Persian broche. In most cases the full
sleeves match the guimpe; in some in
stances however, they are OF the IA
brio composing the dress with deep
cuffs of the guinpe material Some OF
these princess dresses are slit up OF each
side. showing panel Stimulating an
underskirt matching the guimDe--S.
I. Pos.