LONDON FEMALE FASHIONS FOR APRIL
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Egening Drcss-A dress of amber-coored taft
ICY, with very full puckcring of Grape of the
sanle color as the dress, elegantly confined ~
clustering half wreaths of full-hlown roses


Inc corsage is of a novel description, partly a
{. (, serigne. and partly in the Anglo-Greek style,
N'e Sevgne drapery being confined to the up
per part of the bust, and the Anglo-Greek stom-
sS. %aer formed by roleaux Of satin. Long sleeves
y "hte tule are appendages to this dress, and
Ne confined at the wrist with IIindeostanee
bracelets of plain pure gold, fastended with a
4Ses oval lbroach Of red cornelian, set in chased
SoM' The mancherons are formed of alternate
aa,.rIalopPed trimmings, about six in number, OF
"noer sarsnet and narrow white blend. The
@eker is of ofdoubled-edged blend, quilted in the
I,Haaie' round the outside OF the bust. The
"alr arrangedin rich curls and bows, with half
%.eain OF roses, or other flowers of the same
r.n@ nue.. The carpendants are formed OF pear
,ssatis' and the necklace of two rows of pearls
VISITED; tine upper one fastened in front with a
sS,,eo. White carved ivory fan, and white satin
do I@Gr'age @g Costume. e.-Pelsse of primrose gros
nst. Naples' Or lutestring, lined with white sars
ns, , ule corsage plain, fastened behind, and or
ths"ehted tha with two rows of crescents interlaced
k;nd kin points Io. projecting outwards. The same
tba e ~, VI trimming is continued down the front o.
ens SKIRT and nearly meets at the waist but wild
anu enarges as it descends; it turns OFT cir
Isa" 'y and forms the border of the dress; rou
brn, raised s IN front, and formed into an extended


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