Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-06-01
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In passing q show window tho other day
I noticed q very pretty blazer suit. 1t was
of granite chcviot, in browns and greens,
with here and there a red thread. The
skirt was plain and stitched a couple OF
times around the bottom. There was q
blouse of cherry red silk, with a double
plated ruf1le down the front. This was to
wear with tho skirt. The jacket was fitted
to the back snugly and was cut away in
'front.' and had q regular Tuxedo collar, and
this was faced with red satin. This was
not a gaudy looking suit at all. The colors
were well blended, and the shape was neat.
Preparations have been made for moth
ers and big sisters SO rapidly these last
weeks to provide for summer that the chill
dren were nearly forgotten, but now they
show their dear selves in their new
hocks and hats, and we behold them love-
Her than ever, bless their little hearts and
untried hands. First comes the baby, with
her sweet, wondering eyes and tottering
feet. She wears organdie-just think of it!
-organdie and lace for the baby!
If I could order things to my liking,
there should be new fabric woven for the
baby of mist and moonlight, star beams
and daybreak, frost and snow, pear bios
SONS and the phosphorescent CLEANS that
follow the wake of a ship. Fairy fingers
should weave it md pixies sew it. It
should have the breath of all the sweetest
flowers for perfume, and I should be great
" obliged if some Il would suggest any
other means of getting anything sweet,
beautiful and fine enough for u white lit
tie soul imprisoned in q pink and dimpled
body, for my inspiration fails. The next
sister going for a jolly romp with her hoop
has q plain, short frock Of dark blue serge,
with sash and %epaulets of russell red SUI
rah. The hat is rough md ready, bound
with blue velvet.
The sister older than she has a tidy frock
of Hecked cotton crepon, with two tucks
md a hem all bordered with narrow velvet
ribbon in indigo blue like the flecks. The
belt and sleeves and epaulets are likewise
trimmed with velvet. The hat is a pork
pie Of white straw, with an indigo blue
bow and buckle on top. The big, big sis
ter, who keeps q watchful eye on the tod
dler, wears a very handsome and girlish
suit all in browns. The skirt is tan cloth,
with @ fiat band around the bottom, seal
loped out at the top under a brown galloon
darker than the brown band. Above that
is another doubled GALLON. There is a
futed jacket of mordore brown cloth, with
an i~ncroyable bow Of brown moire ribbon.
The suede gloves are tan. The sailor hat
Is of brown straw, with q bow Of change
able silk, green and brown, and two
punches Of half ripe blackberries in front.
While speaking of children let me men
ton two or three more new dresses recent
~ finished. Simple and neat they all are
and quite easy to make and very effective
when made. One was for a young girl of
1o. 1t was of pink chambray, with a
crumpled puff of the same all around the
skirt and twice up the left side to the
waist, Stimulating m overskirt. The front
breadth had a wrinkled drapery in front.
The waist was a simple French blouse,
shirred seven times around the neck to fit
it to the figure. There was a belt of the
same with the r%osettes. The bretelles