The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31
CITY INTELLIGENCE
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q ladies should,
Gonabie sin-out OF fashion. The consequences Will
TeSscn R1ESS % we beg them readast Their %ardrOSes
according 70 the latest modes established by the god
o Ehe matter OF Sonnes velvet and satin are to be
satin have velvet tTimmings, snd velvet is trimmed
with satin folds. The bOnnets have no cape, but differ
from the style of last season in having harrow
attending front, and something OF a crown. They
predicts they will do in time A pretty b jnnet is
Velvet was pan upoa the Tame with aNnot OF tbe
same az the back and bRndeau of velvet with a
fesooned the lower ed e OF the crown failing
bohSe E msge o Bsm S SeH nTfht t9 9
with satin and leaves OF forest autumn tints. black
ments and green scarf dotted With black GEH grey
velvet is particularly attractive, with running vine
inside trimming to match. beautiful opera bonnet
wavy folds OF Illusion cross the front, amid which
rests wreath Of the lily of the valley. Felt bonnets
chon shapes are stu sought after An elegant bon.
With Suste o. Of cS an%n oage ana
very ee CANT and attractive style of evening bon
and trimmed with points OF white satin Joined the
tUey SHRED over the fFame Is tTmmed wItS
transparent leaves and flowers. Another of soft
from WHICH depends dropping maraboqt fringe; A
with blonde complete the trimming
In round hats there is than the usual variety.
smaller every way than formerly. A novelty is the
are generally trimmed In velvet
AND paletot shapes They are worn longer than last
winter wear Black silk sacks, heavily embroidered
with silk and Jet, have been much worn during the
by wrappIngs OF heavier material; Nearly all the
SSndsameIv some in
coors, hmbrodering black cloth cloaks 10 colors is
used in trimming cloth coaks is the linen back.
There Is novel design called the surpliee po coSSma
deep and square at the back, the outer edge
Sleeve 81 ee shpdeT nnd down % Front G the
entire length Of the cloak with square ends IN the
trimmed with satin folds. The brown (Bismarkl
SLEEVES %s9 h APd GR S8's six o
There is a circular cape at the back & htmtng m TO the
rounds awsy 70 within one quarter Of ySrd OF the
front Of the cloak is plain Another new style has
deep point a. the back and slopns gradually AROUND
black ground veined with white-is long at the back
The, edge is scoIioped and wrought in button hole
stitch with orange;colGred SILK row OF this stitch
about four inches from the band. in the form Of Of
s black style eo called Rerer Re sS sack te + made sdes s
than at The back, and, sioping gradually from the
square ends resembling scarf There are three rows
apart and One row of the same in font and across
tie shoulder at the Joining Of the sleeve to the sack
PsW style that is Tspdy gaining popularity M Is the
W. close fitting or nearly so and i worn nearly as
long as an upper skirt OF walking suit. the body
terin
As to the material for dresses popns are still much
worn, and popular has the name become that half
the materials composed OF silk and wOrsted 1ed
popD. among the new goods Is Ottoman velour, COM
pO Led OF SILK aud woTsted, much rmer than the silk
velour, ana intended for winter wear. The Japanese
and Mosaic fabrics for winter dress something
They be had in brown o grey grounds,
with unique GuI In brilliant coors. Frerch merino
of the quality is s mach winter dresses.
II is soft and durable and appears we'll until nearly
iieTe is a great variety of materials for mourning
Ing. but il gradually giving way TO new style of
cloth called imperial serge-a hne material, which
wears well aud looks wei, For second mourning
there Is q new style OF grey SERGE with raised
Il Is has dsOmer tn the black and grey mixtures so
long worn, and will wear much longer. .
The prices of imported goods have not diminished,
the demand being SIM equal to, II does not surpass
manufacture, can now be purchased at much lower
prices Than and there will be rise, II they
do not continue TO decline
The e is nothing novel in the manner OF making
for boy three or four years old has the skirt plated
and strips of bright plaid OF contrasting colors from
the dress running in the centre of each pat
the length of the skirt scarf to match crosses the
she uders. Coat sleeves are more worn than loose
ones except for tull dress occasions when the flow
ipg sleeve Is much in dress tLe skirt Is
often made dOuSle the under plain, and the
upper one elaborRteiy trimmed.
There appears TO be no noticeable change In the
mode of arranging the hair. The obnoxious "chig
sway long as The present style of bonnet is in
vogue. 1t is not plain but Is composed of
plas or twists resembling twisted ropes or rolls
waves, according to the fancy of the weArer, The
trtnt hair is combed back from the forehead.
A New School BUuDNG-The Hollnps-