St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15

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piece of the rose satin. The belt and collar
are folds of rose satin and both fastened with
beautiful rhinestone buckles seb in the cen
tire Of q lace butterfly. The sleeves are mus
quetaire in shape, and quite plain from wrist
to elbow, and exceeding full and sloping
above. This is a Doucet costume.
cloth suit Of navy blue serge is made by
Doucet The jacket is short, not extending
over six inches below the belt 1t is lined
with Louis XVI, brecaded satin and is
very full below the waist line The revers
are faced back with black MORE silk. There
is one pocket with flap On each hip, each
side back seam is laid in two small pleats and
the lower end of sleeve finished the same
way; skirt quite plain and with stitching and
tailor finish. This is worn with low cut
vest of plaid duck with cream colored
ground 1t is made double breasted and fin
ished in every way like gentleman's vest.
= All the new spring and summer jackets are
being made short only coming about six
inches below the belt line and very full.
Among the different trimmings for the half
season are the vertical silks, but short,
stout women should beware of them. Some
silk skirts have wide guipure insertions
and others galoon placed down on each side.
Overskirts and peplum drapings are sure
for this summers use, and plain red is one of
the favored colorS.
AS the season advances millinery becomes
more and more beautiful. French hat of
black chip was made with broad brim and
had a general appearance OF fairness. The
brim was slightly crinkled all around. The
fiat crown was completely covered with a
gold-spangled tan-colored silk crown, and the
only other trimming on this very charming
hat were three quite long and very beautiful
yellow plumes. Two fell over in front and
one backwards, the end slightly dropping
over the edge of the brim.
Next to that came another of white Leg
horn, with two long black MORE strings. The
fiat crown was trimmed with black satin and
MORE rosettes, frosted with jets, and the
whole WAS surmounted with three fluffy yell
low plumes and two white, one standing quite
high.
The spring capes are becoming shorter and
fancier. The most of them have very long
tab-like ends in front, but they scarcely come
to the waist line in the back There are
capes with collars, bows and hoods, and capes
of velvet, silk and lace, and the variety is too
great for lengthy description.
The high collar is seen on every costume.
No matter how beautiful dress is, it will
be completely spoiled if good taste is not
shown in the selection of the foot wear.
One OF the new house-slippers comes in
black and colored satin like illustration No.
1. 1t is high French heel and has three but
toned jetted straps covering the instep, and
jetted tips. No. 2 is black and white tie,
the vamp and heel are of patent leather with
fancy tip, the upper part of the tie is of
white and black striped silk, tied with white
silk strings. Nc. 3, is one of the new five
buttoned walking shoes, most suitable for
country wear and long tramps. 1t comes in
both tan and black Sealskin leather. 1t is
entirely new, most comfortable and quickly
buttoned, and the buttons used are about
twice the usual size.
No. is the new fall slipper that has
seen the light for the first time this season. It
is made in French kid, black satin and patent
leather; the strap is in a single piece and
fastens with a button On each side; medium
high heel, very pretty and neat looking.
No. 8 is one of the new and soon to be popu-
lar three-buttoned low walking shoes. 1t is
entirely of patent leather, and the vamp and
tongue are all in one piece and are buttoned
on the side with continuous loop, as shown
in the illustration. Medium high heel. No.
6, last, but by no means least, is low cut
tie, with vamp and heel of black patent
leather, the upper part of white bedford cord