The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-04
THE FALL FASHIO Ms.
'oPes In Hair and PaTasOS'

in Hair and RorasO
The reign of the summer styles 10 Gro''
and tba regular fall opening day produces
49,, oho1ges in the shapes and t1tnmIng'
81 Jad;oo, h0nnets. The admirers OF lh'
~ ,o'o bonnets have looked forward anx
;onaiv to the "great opening," lest thu
changes decreed by fashion should not b
becoming and graceful, but to- day the mi
liners are prepared to answer all inquiries
There has never been greater variety d
STYLES than nowhere is something to please
the fancy Of every purchaser and to sui
every style of features, but whether or not
the fashions will suit every purse is another
question. The prices do not vary muci
from those of last year, and there ID nc
prospect of cheaper bonnets; the duty on
imported goods and the price OF goid, WIZ
other causes, combining to keep millinery
goods at high mark. There is the usua
Variety of colors, but the leading ones viii
be green and English magnets.
THE STYLES.
A tasteful evening hat is of white mater
al. Catalan shape, and trimmed with pur-
pie velvet The strings are edged with
white lace, and there is purple and white
flower on the top, with smaller flower II
the centre of the bandeau to correspond
with that on the outside
A pretty bonnet is Of green velvet, trim
med with white, necklace of velvet with
Jet ornaments, and fall Of white lace IN
front. Another style is a white bonnet
trimmed with row of fringes across the
upper part of the crown, made OF n4arabout
and pearls, white marabout across the back
and pearl pendants around the entire edge.
An elegant style is in black velvet trim,
med with jet and velvet, and made IN new
shane. The front is somewhat like that OF
the cottage STYLE with wide crown closely
fitting at the back of the head; ana this
will probably be the prevailing style later
in the season A hat of white marabout
trimmed with pink velvet is tasteful and
attractive.
Most of the round hats are Of turban
shape, which is becoming only to pretty
or Youthful faces There appears to be no
winter style in round hats for plain faces,
the genius of fashion having forgotten
them.
The Marie Stuart style, for misses, is
made of blue royal velvet with long blue
strings; a white lace barbe passing around
the front and falling in long ends over the
blue strings; a cluster of crystal pansies
forms the inside trimming.
A hat known as la GncrOyabIe is of white
royal velvet, adorned with mauve flowers
with crystal pendants +; velvet band COW
cred with white lace forming the inside
trimming, 1t has wide mauve strings, and
narrow grass ribbon streamers of the same
shade, and white marabout fringe at the
back.
A white silk-Catalan shape-is trimmed
with purple flowers, with lace barpe fall
ing over purple velvet strings; pendant
purple flowers, having rings attached to be
worn in the ears to match the outside trim
ming This is decided novelty
One of the new styles is curious and can
not be easily copied; indeed, at first it puz
zled the milliners. 1t consists of a single
piece of white satin shirred over Catalan
frame, with a purple velvet wreath orna-
menting the edge. Oh -9-
The Lambella is. one of the new shapes,
and may be seen in all the show windows.
In round hats the Pompadour is exhibi
ted as a novelty. 1t is of black velvet,
with point in front and one at each side.
A wreath of white velvet flowers ornaments
the edge.
AS half the effect of the prettiest bonnet
is spoiled if the hair is not tastefuliy and
becomingly arranged, it may not be inap
propriate, in connection with bonnets, to
give the style of wearing the
For full dress, curls will he much worn,
without the waterfall" The front hair is
arranged in water curls, or in wavy puffs
The front hair is also worn in smooth putfs
but this is not becoming to all styles of fea
lures. There are several different modes Of
arranging the waterfall--to suit the fancy
of the wearer. 1t may be composed of sew
eral small puffs, or two or three, or two
narrow bands crossing it, which give it the
appearance of pntfs. But coils were ruled
out some time since, and though occasion.
ally we see one defying the fiat of fashion,
yet tEey are decidedly out of style.
PARAsoLs
When the small parasols, gorgeously dec
GRATED with gold and jet, were introduced,
it may have been thought nothing prettier
could be produced But parasols fer tie
fall. following in the march of luxury, have
come out more fancifnlIy adorned than at
the spring opening, They are small lined
with white, or some contrasting color, and
ornamented with feathers and marabouts.. -
A black silk parasol has row of black aud
white feathers near the edge, and one not
far from the top. A purple silk is trimmed
with white marabout, and blue silk with
blue and white. They are pretty, but cx-
peusve.
1t Is rather early to speak decidedly OF
the styles for cloaks to be worn later i'll the
season. The opening fof cloaks, etc, takes
place in October,
HOOP SKIRTS
The style of the Empress Traip' of Brad.
leys Duplex skirts, for wearing with gored
dresses, has been altered. The skirt is par
rowed around the bottom, for the fall and
winter season, from A and 80 to 80 and 81
yards, with prospect Of still further re-.
ductlon. The pride of the Worldn and
Paris Trail " for riding, house and general
use' vary from 81 to yards in circumfer
ence at the bottom, with the same decreas
ing tendency N. Y. Eoe. Post
-----~
IS" 6 What is the difference ,tw;vt ,
watch and fodder bed, Sam ?'.s Dunno
GIN 1t up g Because de tickin' oh de-
watch is on de inside, and de tickin' ob d,
tedder bed is on de outside. "
IS A fellow out West, on being aske,
whether the liquor he was drinking was