The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-28
rAsHioT NOTES.

Linen cuffs are again sashiona''c.
Gold hairpins aad combs ure /,
vogue.
The wearing Of necklaces in IA,
morning and on the street is in fayo,
Pearls seem to be most popular, anl
are certainly pretty, with sumaq
gown cut low at the throat.
Osford ties are the only low sho,
permissible in the street, while sued
is the newest thing in white shoes, a,
they are pointed off with white pales.
leather, white suede or tan.
Dots OF all sizes and all colors area
be lavishly sprinklel over tne new al
goods. Bayadere strips are Ggain N
be much in evidence. Luminous bla,|
shades will be the fashionable colon
The smartest Eton jackets arn n
white duck, md have large s1ran|
revers turned bnck So that they toaa|
the sleeves. The fronts are fitted N
darts, and the edges stitched twice n
tailor fashion.
The plaid gingham shirt waists N
rs handsome as silk ones, and they a.
made with the shirt plat, visib
closed by small white pearl bastou
the stiff turnover collar, genuine sh.
sleeves, and stiff shirt cuffs.
Many skirts OF thin material have,
little iullness around the waist, sa
sometimes even al around, though
a rule they are as close fitting as ;hg
can be made, with all the necess4v
folds concentrated at the back.
Tartan plaid gaaze is novelty ual
in trimming black or brown sailor hha
!. is bright AMI effective and not 4
severe rs the ribbon blal. a twist
the gau2e enriches the crown, and tlTa
wide loops and . knot are arraagel-
the side.
Hats and bonnets ar, made simpls
in their style than they We're earle;
the season. The round hat is bent i,
to almost every shape, aud the speed
feature is II pair OF Mercury's wing
which stand up in front at little u
tance apart.
A collarette that is coming fo.vr
in cotton gowns, and Will be reposs
i'll wool later on, is three-quartercr
Gle, shaped to fit smoothly arounlt
shoulders, and folded to point;
front. 1t is effective in the stiE lils1
and heavy cotton goods.
The little circular frills that arc ~
being added to waists are an eXcella
device for remodeling bodices, as III
completely change the style. Oiieh
lece frill or one of accoriion-paii'
material is added when material ID
the gown is not to hand.
A pretty accessory to n gown, .
one which makes IA old waist lol
new, consists of founce of lace IL
ing from the neck and in strlls
folds nearly to the waist in fro1
forming epaulets on the shoulders
collar in the back, and all in .
piece.
The clown sleeve, which is mr
newer than the bulging style o! =
early season, is composed entirely
rufiles from the elbow TO the shf
ders. The puifed sleeve is dimas
ing upward, and every fresh touca
fashion reveals little more OF
tight undersleeye.
As the chief idea Just now is 10
cool, many ladies' have adopted 2
or black crepon skirts. with va
they wear pale pink, pale blue, mag
yellow, black, or white finely pa
chiffon blouses ornamented with
row insertions OF Valenciennes, Bra
or guipure i'll black or bisc.
Waistcoats of ribbon are just
pearing in the shops. They are n
of seven ribbons stitched toge!,
with overlapping edges, three fOr
back and four for the front, and
fastened invisibly at the left
Worn beneath an Eton or Bolero u
they look bright and pretty.
A travelling costume was OF pls'
gray wool, with black silk ruths
the skirt. Cascades of these
formed the upper sleeves, with q
sertion in the front and back oi
bodice. The triple shoulder csp
collarette was OF the gray lined
the black silk. 1t set over this tol
the sleeves and came to the waisi
| in front. meeting In tichu fashi0A