Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-02

REVyIslTEs FoR a FASHIONABLE -osrrr
Among these we should place al elersnf Us
nothing Il mere distinguished t6an fhs $500
ine >kut OF rich brown faille. trim med W.
alternate E0Dncss OF velvet, and fate =. az
bsck. kIt pleSting In front. headed vi harl.
OF velvet. terminating ia velvet bows fssspnss
nth bronze buckles. Sea,Skln Jacket anf me-
uimntd With otter, brown velvet bonnet triu,
ned with broNn, and blue feathers AMI hro0p
strings with reverse side blue satin.
NeNt 20 uls "NuEucnOt" dreSs oi black vel
VET With trained SKIRT trimmed on tie s'dr.
Nlth lcns trails 81 fern-shsped leaves, wi,ien.
'ns As ihsN reach the bottom. AMI executed IN
~ @hd jet htgb basque. bodice plan, but
hhlshtd With ruis lined with gray satin ami
S i,n liestea taile and coAtsleeves, mounted
Win pun on the TOP, something ian tie ~. IL ~
henry III. but higher and narrower
Dhnet dress No :, OF pale pink, blue ~ green
NJ NJ NO bodits one low Tor evening, Trim med
WITH Grecian folds Of tulle and blonde: anofLeT
hieh and open - Ia -. with antique sfeeye.
trimmed with handsome old lace A white 49,
" mmed tunic OF muslin. OF lrsJs ~ .t.1s, v IN
oe found useful Tor occasions.
Then, for morning shopping dreSs a pa,,
blue SUIT OF vigogne, with navy hlae tkel.t
navy blue feit hat, with black band ani hlacA
wing and black lynx turS.
dressing gown OF white. blue, or SCARLET
flannel, made Ike long Paietot, with slippers
TO match, and tied around the waist VII 4
cord, is now considered tndispensab ana :,
also are the quilted ELK boots made 70 wesr over
satin slippers In going 10 and from the carriage.
At least one good black silk II a. necessary =
ever. A. Win some hlaNk lace. sleeveless l.
et OF velvet and tunic OF muslin ami yaleu-
cienRes lace. u can b put 10 such mAuIi0li
uses.
sLEEvEryss GARMENTS
There is q great rage just now for siecveies-
tuuiCs OF jackets TO wear with plain * o.
WOOlcn costumes. In wool two cClOrs or two
shades OF a color are used, the darker one form
ing the sleeves and vest, the lighter one the
SAirt and Iacket or riCs rrrcr. OF course - le-
are varied in a hundred WAYS, but the efc,, T.
10 contrast the tint OF the sleeves with that OF
Tie c0ddlces OF body part OF the dress.
FOR house dress cashmere h. very pretty on
I've FL AIDES OF brown, 81 IN grew aud clue, the
hghter shade being used 10 form close fitting
tuntc over PLAIN coat slee,ed. Gabrielle dress.
rocket made IN the two shades be Nc -us-
pended from the belt and used 10 Loon IN The
tunic upon one side only.
WHAT Nors.
The tortoise shell comb l. as Fashionable a.
ever. IL suits the present style OF coia'1re aud
finishes without the aid Of wreaths noNs-s
feathers, ribbons, or jewels, 80 that the posse
sion of a handsome one II really an economy.
long central braid or cascade OF curls AZ th,
back, hanked by long side pufis OF the natural
hair and mounted with a comb and braided
coronet is the usual method OF aTrauyiuR tn
hair for small dinners or day receptions and b.
80 simple a. 10 be easily accomplished without
the assistance OF a maid.
strapped shoes have really obtsined a vogue
after many trials, and IN a modified torn v On
probably be fashionable during the coming
spring and summer. At present they are male
IN satin 10 match the light tints OF dresses
the straps are cut very narrow and extend not
only over the lustep but upOn the ankle Th,
pTettiest are furnished with small pearl buck e
JENNIE j USE.