The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
FASHION xofEs.


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The Fall styles in xsv York
TIE WOOL GOODS.
The novelties in iinc vaxl goods are 'hik.
soft. flexible etaa.. With the roaEs cs"s'e
hair surfaces. They are warm enc''h %:
Russian winters, yet are not " ~ heavy, ADD |
as their rough ,acss make them rese nb.e tie
stuffs of Whick the worsnAG's b.o3ess are
made. the French haze csned them accord
ingly, Reuter-, linOo.in. ETC. Novel effects
are given by motl;ei shadss Ut enc eoios,
stripe-, blocks shi irregular p;sids; and .
showing simply diagonal. Others the fsh-
bone twilis, and naDy has lag checked ea.k-
.tpa,ierns. TIE aresr god. ase r-stsieitd
to natural hsown and e,ay shsfs%, AID the
plaids ere principally in thee CnGs ao:
mor ozone, instesd If tie btili..t. many
hutd tariars again5t which the lsdes arr
prote-tirg. OGe Of tie novelties called lin
ou.in i, soft camePs-hair in irresula sriEos
of dark brown or black On an ecr1 cscuni
Limousin is a yard and q half w.de, an
costs So so yard. Roulief 10 similar fab
ric, but ligher and rougher, woven ~ rtcu-
lar blocks and broken plaids, always t1o OF
three shades of gray or Of that nsiuI a! Drown
which il now called ecru. TIE tesi!a,
blocks have already become popular, and
are shown in various sizes, from an iDch 20
three inches square. The materisi. over d
ward and quarter wide, costs Z BOO yard
and will be used as overdrsses with lain
goods, either camei's-hair silk or velvet. 1t
Is said tina. entire suits of wooden SUITS will
be more worn the coming winter than tloe
composed OF silk or velvet skirts with wool
IN oyerdresses Its cost is So 90 yard, and
it lie confined to gray and brown. Gros cor
reau (mesning large squares), is the name
given camePs-hair of solid color Ter rather
of a sinele shade as they all present. bU. one
color, but with raised threads woven in
square designs.
For full COSTUMES are many lover priced
goods in self-colcrs, gray and brown, OF IA
iural shades, also the stylish seal akin browns,
blue grays, or slate color, and reddish VIC
let, or plum-color.
MORE ABOUT BoNNEIs.
The la,es, wholesale opening Of millinery
displays, Partisan bonnets, with low crogns,
and wide brins turned up from the brow
and trimmed to give high effect in front.
This lie found in the fine felts that almost
rival velvet in price. A new color tha; it
is said will be worn only for bonneis and
the ribbon csssories of the toilet not fer
dresses) is deep rich red, called ''csrji
nal"
The mos; stylish felt hats are somewhat
in sailor shape, with ample low crows aud
wide brims. rolled evenly all around, or
else turned straight up in front, and held up
by bow, bird or lower-cluster. A hat
hand Of velvet is the only other trimming,
with perhaps some upright loops behind.
CARDINAL AND BLACK.
Bows Of cardinal red grcs-Srain ribbon
are worn down the front of guipure polon-
aises, and of those Of black silk, wrought all
over in English embroidery in compass and
star patterns.
Later in the year handsome c1tumcs wiil
consist Of black silk skiris, with a velvet
tablier, q velvet cutrass, and sleeves entirety
covered with JET. Such sniis will be worn
with the cardinal velvet bonneis mentioned
above.
KID GLOVES, ETC.
The fancy long-wristed gloves Continue.
During the summer, when open sleeves and
fariDg gloves are worn, fashionable women
wear "six-button" gloves with day ,stumts
In winter, when closed sleeves are necet sa-
~, gloves with three or four buttons will b.
worn in the daytime, and those wi,h buttons
WI be received for full-dress ocC asiors
Plain gloves are most stylish, and icok best
on the hand, ycs the taste for embroidery
extends even to the gloves, and impovta-
tons are evenly divided, half being of plain
gloves, the other hslf wrought on the mack
with ornamental stitching in black or white
silk. The choice selections for general wear
will be gloves Of cloth colors, imported to
match costumes. Invisible blue, d,mson,
green. and olive shades go dark 4 10 be al
most black, are new this year, and will be
stylish as we'll as serviceable. Damson-color,
reddish-violet, aeajOu or mahogany and seal
skin brown are all admirably represented
The grsys appear by hundreds of dozens, in
shades. Fer semi. dress, with plain black
suits, ard, indeed, with any costume, there
are the wood-colors, mode, fawn ard drab
that do not show soil readily, new ashes of
roses, with more lavender than formerly,
and leaf tints, of every shade of the autumn
forest. For mere dressy black toilettes, for
carriage, visiting, theater and afternoon
wear, lighter gloves are chosen, in gray,
pearl and grayish Lavender mot vivid
msnve) shades, yith an infinite variety OF
straw and salmon colors.
For full-dIess occasions, instead of white
gloves being de Requiem, they are chosen t.
match evening silks, which now take on
deeper tones than formerly; for this Iur-
pose there are gloves Of crystal green, ciel
blue, rose frdiSe, pearl. lemon, straw, sa,-
mon, and the new opal colors. For wed
ding toiIeltes the chalk white and the creamy
white of orange blossoms are both shown,
with preference 10 the latter. Short gloves.
fastened by one button, are SI.65 pair;
longer wrists, closed by two buttons. are 81;
with three buttons they are $40: with
four buttons, $40; and with six hut;ors.
1925.
NEW FALL WRAPS
Among the earliest wraps 10 be donnei
are French sacques of gray biaket- woven
cloth, very light and flexible. The collar.
cuff, ard back pockets are black velvet,
and border of black ostrich feathers is the
trimming. Price, $50. 4 muff If the
cloth bordeted with feathers il imported
with this garment. and indeed with nearly
all new wraps.
Other cloths and cashmere WHIPS from
$40 to $75 in price are shown in the ample
French jacket shape, long and Straight all
around, or else in the Medicis s'yle, with
very long fronts and ehor;er backs.
For children and misses are lovely light
gray cloth sacques in the shapes fquoied for
ladies. trimmed with stsel beads, buttons
and silk facipgs. There are also iaurty
blue jackets, with lenglhwise rows Of lighter
blue stiiching and steel beads, price, SIS. |
Warm, thick fur-beayer jackets for mid
winter wear fot the little folks cost from SIS
to $40.
JET-EMBRoIDERED GARMENTS.
Cashmere cuirasses and tablierr, also pol |
onaises. are imported unmads. but wrought
with elaborate designs in imitation OF gu- |
pre-, of matchless patterns, and OF the fig
ures seen in English embroidery, and thee
traces are followed Gu. with finely cut Jet
beads, bagles, cord. soutsche and exquisite |
need!e-work. They COS: 500, 500 or Sl25. |
FALL sHAwLs.
Square shswls for early fail welr have
plain cen!ers with striped or Plaid borders,
and are all of shades of one color. gray,
brown or blue being preferred. Long shawls
for travelling are CT thick pIush-like fabrics,
with Oriental names, and arc usually in
large broken plaid,. Cashmere shawls, that /
do not profess to be India shawls, but are Of |
plain-colored Cashmere and striped borders,
are tasteful, and, moreover, soft ard warm.
These are shown in mode, blue and scarie'.
Unique shawls, also of soft cashmere wool