The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-06

HCtWculy HlOTc appropriate lOT CW
weather. Tho long, clOsC.Cnt sack Ol
palet0t with cape attacked will he q most
useful Nnh fashionable garment for the
Winter The polOnaise, cut so as to per
irClly III the figure, will DO exceedingly
popular for outdoor costumes, and vii
be made of cloth, velvet, silk and serge.
sIIAwLs,
always becoming 10 graceful figures, arc
To be worn In every style and variety, and
the most hcinous mistake lady can bt
guilty Of ut present Is that of gathering
these garments into plaits and folds. They
are TO be worn without the slightest at
tempt Mt alteration, simply folded in The
usual artistic triangular manner. Any
attempt Mt disllgurCmcnt--d IL ArIbe, OF
pinned up in the baCk-will be immc
diatcly dubbed OutrG, or perhaps worse
by those In authority.
For home wear jackets will hold tIlCil
sway. The iavorilc trimming for these
Is embroidery, and black, or black and
white on black, Is newer and more favor.
ably received than embroidery In COOrs
Velvet jackets in all shadcs-blue, Claret
green, brown and olive embroidered
with gold, arc coming into general lavOr
White flannel, trimmed with black lace
makes u very elegant and distinguo affair,
and Is becoming 10 almost every style and
complexion. .s
In suits, there Is nothing more elegant
In material and more generally admired
than black silk. These costumes are nlr
why's Il 10 mole, and especially desirable
on account Of their durability. American
silk, so rapidly come into lavOr, will be
worn great deal for both street and
drawing.rOOm this fall and winter. The
striped black and white, black and Grim.
son, gold, blue and green, are also very
fashionable, and arc said 10 be quite as
durable as imported silks. The fact that
they can DO bought at very much lower
figure makes them dOubly popular. The
most elegant suits for winter wear will be
made Of Lyons velvet and trimmed with
fur, In bands or made up entirely plain
The Over.garments are made into the
loose rCndigote, unless they arc intended
to be worn with other dresses, and they
are more elaborate in form and trimming.
INC loose paletot or polOnaise should be
lined throughout with fur, forming revcrs
ut tue openings on the sides and In the
back. VelvGtcen will not he worn 40
much as last seaDn-CXcCpt for skating
costumes. Large Scotch plaid water.
proofs will take tic place Of the funeral.
looking black ones. They nrc made uI
without trimming, and are cut In II tlCeI,
circular, with round collar.
In dress trimmings, there Is nothing cs
pcCinlly now. lluIllcs, rtlClings, ilOiinCe!
Of the dress material, or Of lace, are al
much worn as ever. OvCHkiris are JUS
rs elaborate, and there Is not The slighles
diminu;iOn in the size Of the pannicrs
The first are long, Inll and lOopeG in every
variety Of style.
llONNETs
have altered considerably in style ant
shape. Some Of the crowns are high
others Of medium height, rounded oil a
the sides, u small curtain falling over thu
back.
BOnnets arc now generally made I,
match the costumes, and In this depart
mGnt II is prophesCd that unusual exlrav
aGanCe will be the result Of this lete o
Madame MOdis. Ribbons and feather.
are matched to the dress, and shaded il
accordance with the trimmings. This 4
very difficult rs well ns expensive, ant
will puzzle the brain Ol both wcarcr ant
millincr, Aleading style IL the
COTTAGE BONNET,
with a deep, close brim, finished with {
ruching on the inside. These are i'm
menscly becoming TO fresh oval faces mt
bright eyes.
Bonnet strings nrc wider, and very
much longer, some over n yard in length
mlGr Inc how Is tied. There must he u,
EVAPORATION about this hood gen. To b.
considered an tGt everything must sug