The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21
FASHION NOTES,

Duck and sail-cloth materialsnra,
tensively used for morning gowns.
Leather bindings are superseii
velvet for the bottom OF dress skiH
Pale gray gloves stitched with bl.
are much in favor, while biscuit shah
also with black points, may be va
when gray is nos permissible. .
A pretty finish for hounces isau
of beading let in as insertion. 4,
these are threa led with dainty colo,
wash ribbons, and can be made "a
effective.
Scarfs of n bright scarlet nra M,
worn with blouses intended for .s,a
or boating suits, and they give a
hghtful bit of color, and are speed
becoming to dark women.
A new necklace is of light brj
links of yellow gold. From this \
pend light open-worked gcomerI
or conventionalized designs, with 4
sibly jewel in the centre.
A novelty in black silk is corn-l
bengaline. There are also some q
pretty and effective striped pattern
which n wide brocaded stripe o. 4
alternates with one OF taifeta.
In making the new d-ess IA
tailors and dressmakers appear to 4
form bit of magic, for while ft
the hips without gore or plat
suddenly expand and flare oaa|
at the feet, where they measure
: yards in circumference.
Stock collars, girdles anl sG
knots OF white and colorei rit
are n feature of the collection Of
cessories to the toilet, and by "A
of these dainty sets one gown oid5
Swiss can be worn many timss
ducing the effect ofnew costumes
The popularity OF the sailor
seems limitless. Young women
old, fat women and lean, wea- y
This years manifestation has vi
brim than last years sailor, ani
less trimming, but is only the !
trying to the wearer for this reH
Most OF the dress boalets are \
airy nothings OF lace and howen
capable of alfording any pro.ea
against sun or wind. Were ii \
matter OF custom one might diYa
with bonnets altogether without
in the least inconyenienced by
absence.
Lace parasols in black or whit
favorite wedding gifts, and shol!l
accompanied by pretty parasol
"A long, narrow bag of satin d
together Mt the top by satin ribu
The case is lined with silk, aHl
tween the two folds of matcgii
violet sachet il laid.
A pretty idea for children'5 cl9l
be worn instead of sunbonnet
formed of bit of lace drawn up
crown-shapel piece, and alter
rows of dotted muslin and lace 4
ton make the cap, which is I'M
with On edging of lace. a twist Of
ribbon, and rosettes OF baby rib5'
front.
For simple dress there is n0'
more stylish or prettier than q
colored crepon trimmed with gu
and Il girdle of two or three ban
satin ribbon. Usually these are
with simple round corsage Wit
lace forming epaulettes, fcha
deep lace collar falling over the
tops.
Drap d'Alma, n very fine
diagonal, will be among the pq
autumn fabrics, also satin fantalS
all-wool material with seli-cd
oval dots and splinters. The
are rich in appearance and will
stand any damage from waters
They are also soft, pliable and
easily manipulated.
The very latest Parisian parhs
indeed, gorgeous. 1t is ca!!el
Juno, and is literally covered o.
dered with mock gems. It's sps
in the sunlight is dazzling. Iiiis
the owner others suffer rs it
before their eyes. But it is lie
be considered n most charming q
to rich toilet OF Oriental els
ness.
Hats and bonnets are made
in their style than they were
in the season. The round hats
into almost every shape, and ~
cial feature is a pair of Msn
wings which stand up in froH
little distance apart. The viz
made OF gauze, loops OF ribbop'
lace or silk. Large ostrich tP
also worn and upright clus''
flowers. But little ribbon Is
thia saaaon