Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20
THE EVENING STAR.
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Tn. cool prsszes 81 This particularly Tough
Autema have caused senier Tecohfs.i htAD
% e e a.. ~. 81 IN. ~s d..
sos.saates, who have 80 long eot0pihined 81
ths ,apgour Of their business. ~ h.erert'a"
Iras sy the fsreIock for the preparations a. a
aurnbsr o. new maDtsau1, which have Iast
been offered 10 the mode under the name. of thc
tsisos, the Canova, tho I1aiis kookb. tan APP
psIIstion which has become very popular in
Paris since fhr succsssfui prodpction Of the
crieai eofnposifion Of that name ~ tne Opera
Comlane,l the Minaha, the Tyrollcn, etc TIE
Csiine especially being richly ornnsnen ted YIN
Guipurs and passnEnentsrir. fhe other shree
arc IN cloth, also Ornamrpird win pas.fTnin-
tsrie. Out Of respect % thr memory OF ION
Moore We have given The prefsrsuce, To ihr
Laila Rcokh manisau 20 he worn dnTlng thH
season Of 1903. From it, Eraeefni proportions
We think ~ I'm all respects worthy Of the place
a'honus mr. or, rs we might say, thn Prrt.styie
There n little 20 no honnoe NJ the present. pc
rlod 90 The year with regard 10 novelty In tn"
way of material Or fashion, The autumn modes
paftake so much 81 those for ths wntnri that
the principal nrms keep their iHtentions az To
The fraBds sai.on, which commences In chr
rSrt Towards tbs end Of the year, secret ,Iight
wooden itnffs and fonInrds, varied, but mostly
dark, In their oolers, are very generally worn
for morning and prDIDenads dress. ...
A for bonDetr, the mode for tho moment II
almost nj stand stll their form remains some
what elevated, hut without rxaggeraton; Int
their style OF trimming are OF the most oppo-
simplicity Of their fnentation, rel ing upon
thefr general effect and n neat bow or flower for
th'ir decoration, wyh slripE.Iof The sam" color
as tho eLapeau. Others again shine by thsir
richness Of velvet. plush for The ba volsts, and
jsaiheA. aprOpos OF which must be mentionkd
The nrw Rather, most highly patronizra, cnlied
the "IoCs phorr,' but better drser wing The an
peIlation OF bird Than that OF feather the lattsr
giving only nm inhdequetc Idea OF the ornn-
m"nt. The locophore IL intended TO take the
place of the old bird of paradise on velvet bon.
nets, and conaista of the head of n bird, to
which T. attached long and rich occasionally
NnrirSaird) pinmalri OF rhrr brauiy: This new
plumh-uisrnii, ur oisrau- plume, Will not only
add greatly to the bcauty and dstinc tion of an
autumn or winter bonnet, but also to It's cost,
for the larisian chapenn1 locophorously orna-
nrnird are quoted nj extremely high hgnrrs.
VISITING pHYaa.
Robr of plain n,auyt' SILK trimmed with six
tripl"-ringrd p9sssInsntrris .orDann'nt- on the
skirt, round the bottom of which h. n Tuching
OF dRTk-blus velvet. ATTACHED 10 the bottom
ring OF the passementrrie r. u plated ornament,
like WISE la blue velvet, made 10 fall over the
rurhlnT. The entire dress is Of the Eo-Called
palrtoi form--ihai Is la say, seamless mt the
WHIST, and, consequently, without waistband.
The outline Of th" open sleeve Ii trimmed with
n nsrr,~ blue-N slyet ruching, and ornamcntrd
with small I,as,rmenirrie rings and plated vel
vet To correspond with the skirt. Blue crane
b"hn"L with teathers and black agrctte.
WALKING DRESS.
Robe OF black moirr antique. The principal
feature of this costume IL the Ialia Rookh
mHnteau, designed by the Partisan house
which carried OF the medal at kensingtop
and which exhibited that BEAUTIFUL cinbrud
cred manieau lie cour sin 60 purchased for her
Majesty the Queen OF Spain. The I.alla Rookh
In composed or Vienna cloth ornament rd with
thrr" wide guipurcs placed cn biais; the edge
of the cloak In ruChrd narrowly with its own
material, but behind the ruching there IL n
small band OF euipure. Brown velvet bonnrl
trimmed with large tuit OF pausies and lace