The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-01-24
rAsHlor NOTES.


Styles for misses correspond closel
with those designed for grown folk
Ribbon girdes are always becom
ing TO Immature figures.
Empire gowns for misses are histoI
icaIly accurate and becoming.
| The favorite spring wells are TO b
blue and white.
Cream cloth vests, are worn in an,
cloth costume, and should be mad
full.
Suits of cheviot and ladies' tweed
are quite stylish and remarkably dura
BILE.
Satin, especially rich glossy black
is well liked for millinery's folds TO
trimming undraped skirts.
Ruflles are now used on skirts, i
preferred to folds, and bows and bands
are favored for waists.
Full waists grow larger and larger
in answer to the demand of capricious
femininiiy.
Princess backs and Empire fronts are
noticed among the imported French
gowns.
Ruchings or ruffles on the edge of
an out.grown shirt, lengthen and
widen it most desirably.
AS spring approaches, camel's hair
of a lighter quality than that used
three months ago, is being made up.
Empire gowns rival those having a
long or short wasted strapped bodcies
for evening wear.
Very matronly figures are much more
becomingly and fashionably clad in
Princess than Empire gowns.
Full vests are becoming to all fig
ures, and are correctly worn with all
sorts of jackets, dress-coats and bas-
ques.
Glace and plain velvets are largely
used for trimming evening gowns Of
delicate crepe, and also for the enliv-
enment of street costumes.
A lately devised tea jacket is iuten-
ded for wear at breakfast, and when
my lady is dispensing tea to intimate
friends in her boudoir,
The union of tan and hunters green
is very artistic and quite popular.
A dress of these combinations is espe-
,iaIly useful for wear at formal
uucheons and etc.
House fabrics and those designed |
or spring are better adapted to En-
Dire disposals than heavier textures,
therefore,, it is safe to predict historic
tyles for the coming season.
Rhine stones figure prominently in
his winters millinery. They are not
Ised only in buckles and ornaments,
nut are bountifully applied upon the
rowns and brims of the latest hats
nd bonnets.
Plaid MORE antique and the fancy
arieties Of Bengaline are the silks
lost favored for street wear. For
vening wear, the brocade, satin and
atin-stripped silks are the most fash
Enable.
For house wear and demi-toilette at
ne theatres, Elton and other jack
IS of similar shaping, fully maintain
leir popularity. The latest addition
} the jacket family, is called the
less jacket, and there is a new de-
gn for the year that has already at
acted much admiration.
A very stylish decoration for the
luch admired marquise skirt is given
y, fluffy moss trimmings used in con-
motion with coiled gimp. The
loss trimmings are shown in al
.shionable colors and may be chosen
ther to match or contrast with the
laterialS they are intended. to adorn.
he uncut varieties closely resemble
gathers. The cut moss garnitures
ok very much like fur. They are
lore durable than the uncut trim
lings, and are just now more season.
Die than fur, especially il the gown
intended for early spring wear.
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Miss Sallie Moore, who went to
ew York three months ago from
-arion, KY, is missing. She went to
Ike care of her sister-in-law. She is