Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-07-27
FASHIONS AT SARATOGA.
Travelling listers, Breakfast Toi'
Iettes. Out Door Dresses, Black
Trimmings, Navy Blue and
White, Afternoon and
Evening Costumes.
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FROM our spcclAl OoIrespVhoeuh'l
Long, dcubIe-breasted ulsters Of sill
very tinted Glorin, half-tight at the
back and trimmed with large smoked
pearl buttons, are conspicuously hand
some for travelling, broad trimmed
sailor hat with white band giving the
requisite finish. An ulster having
triple capes. each outlined by scarlet
band and cuffs to match Is quite
stylish, the hat usuallyshowing scarlet
rosettes. Capes with shirred collars
are also in favor, and green, brown or
blue are more fashionable than
black, changeable hues however are
still favorites.
MORNING Gowns
of white or colored, silk, or nuns veil
ing are halftight or the fullness Is
gathered under a cream guipure lace
yoke, then again an Empire ribbon
passes under the arms and is tied in a
bow on the chest. Lace jacket fronts
offord a variety, the flowing material
being gathered to pointed belt, and
sleeves are either puffed to the elbow,
or very large bishop shape.
OUTING COSTUMES
command more attention each season,
a blue serge for cool weather, and
half dozen duck, colored linen or white
serge suits is now only a reasonable
supply. White linen or pique "reefers"
with very large pearl buttons are en-
tirely new, often worn with skirts OF
an altogether different texture. The
latest fancy displayed here, is black
MORE, satin or corded silk trimmings
or colored linen suits'and even white
serge, as collars, cuffs or fiaring revers.
A yellow silk dotted with black, worn
by Baltimore belle, is made with
black satin collar, cuffs and belt;
usually no white ruching is seen inside
of black satin collar. Rows OF black
lace insertion is another new idea, and
at a recent fashionable breakfast, an
'ecru batiste dress, sent up for this
occasion by the leading house of Lord
g. Taylor, had eight rows of black lace
insertion run on the skirt, and four
Ienghtwise rows on the waist at the
hack, with black lace jacket fronts;
light blue satin collar, cuff and belt,
completed this novel and charming
costume.
NAVY BLUE TRIMMED WITH SILK
is in extraordinary favor, aud batistes'
or other lightweight blue fabrics, are
trimmed white lace insertion, white
"baby ribbon" or blue ruffies are
edged by white lace, or white lace
epaulettes are blue sleeves. When a
lengthening effect is desired, insertion
is used in rows from shoulder to waist,
otherwise tbs put on crosswise. White
costumes throughout are very fash
ionable, and gentlemen are wearing
white linen trousers to greater extent
than has been seen in many years.
VERY PRETTY AFTERNOON
or evening dresses are of light-colored
striped or figured silk, with satin belt
collar and cuffs of any color prominent
in the fabric; as for example, silk
showing pink sprig and green leaves
has green satin collar, cuffs and belt
Pink accessories would be equally
stylish. A very pretty dancing dress
of pink organdy has narrow black
satin ribbon bows spaced around thu
skirt on deep ruffie. A crimson anG
green silk dress, worn by a youat
Western matron, has nine pinket
fiounces on the skirt, with black lac'
ruffies of the same width over th'
fiounce, which are caught at interval
by green velvet straps; velvet "ears'
extending above the upper flounce
Over green velvet sleeves, full min
yery narraw silk suffies, similarl,
yelled In black lace, forming almost
cape, around the shoulders, ant
pointed at the front to meet wild
green velvet belt.
A LOVELY EVENING DRESS
ia a white mousseline-de-soie owe
white silk, the skirt composed q
thirteen embroidered flounces wit
scalloped edges. The white sill
corsage is draped with a mousseline
de.soie fichu, crossed over to the righ
ride, and fastened by large, whit
satin ribbon bow. -Four embroidere
frills, matching the fiounces, yer
nearly cover the puffed white sill
sleeves, and white satin slippers an
long white kid glove impart an elegar
finish. White or black lace capes al
charming accessories for afternoo
, drives or evening, although for tn
, former, black lace is more perviceabl
: every variety however is very popula
f particularly the Marie Antoinett
fichu, crossing in front and tying
the back. VERONA CLARKE.
Itch on human and horses and all anima
cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's Santa
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by d.
. Humphrey, Druggist Napoleon, o.