Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-21
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The earliest suggestion OF seasOnAnIe chs,se.
In apparel y Always observable In hats and BON
ts The fret hint OF spring or autamn n
found In the slight, Yet distinct. variAtions az
head coverings. Already the shop windO 80 are
filed With hats, loaded with velvet, aud fcafh-
ers, and brilliant wresthes, which, we're In
month later, would be the envy OF the pGssis "a,
crowds Now these milfners' foreshsdowtnes
are merely gls6sed A., and iorgotten-.at least
q ~ Of shapes during the early fan. The favor
tie siyl viii be The LsghOrns, with low, round,
nat crowns and finger vide huns, turned up
against the crown on one or b0,h sides. This
style has been mOder ate IL popular al summer
the liking for 10 increasing a. the season wHned,
For autumn, these hsts have the under side Of
The hrim faced all over with velvet, an inch
wide binding showing on the outside. Around
The crown band, ally folded, or A loose lyins
scTt OF velvet fsstens IN number Of loops
without ends, on the LETT side, not Ear hack ss
Tor merry Mingled with the loops IL . bunch OF
small feathers OF . long plume. Under The
curing edge OF the etim: turned up against the
or 4 leaves and berries. Ornaments OF an met-
As,-notADly FURNISHED slver.-except Oxy-
~ pisced upon the .eivet gsrniture; and this,
With insignihcant variations, Is the Regulator
model for sn October bat
Sigh authorities declare that plaids, stripes
ard figures are 10 be fashionable an 81 dress
materials, for cool and cold weather, which Is
equivalent TO saying that PLAN and simple
shares and nesger trimmings are 70 be the
coming rule. Plsids, and stripes, and figures
ERE 50 difficult 20 Trim with any semhlAnce OF
grace or beauty, that, when they are the mode.
excessive garniture ceases 30 be practicable.
The pretty, old fashioned Gabrielle dress
modified and improved, L. re-intrOduced under
The more pretentiOus title OF the Princesse IL
ls well adapted % indoor costumes, sud like
the long-lOyed and soon to- be lamented polOn-
Alse, Il quite becoming 20 most people. A g0of
ngure IL set of. and a bad figure much heiped
10y the graceful Prtncesse costume
However strongly Fashion may declare in
favor OF stufis with other than plain colored
surfaces, there can never be a question as 10
the more genuine elegance OF these. They are
more refined and tasteful and always more sat-
istactory and economical than any figured
striped or plsided goods can be. one REQUIRES
less quantity OF this material, which NAV he
turned, according 60 necessity, upside down
ADd inside out, than Of such a. has an 'sup and
Gown or right and wrong side.
10 is believed that the deep. rich shades Of
maroon, brown and blue will DC quite A. popu-
lar AZ black during the winter, both for in and
outdoor wear. They are pleasant change
nom black, and there r. much greater security
in purchasing low priced cOlOred silks than IN
purchasing black, which has become 20 un-
staple that the largest dealers refuse 20 warrant
even The best makes. Among wooden fabrics
cashmere, drap d'ete, and camels hair cloth
will, as heretofore, be the most widely worn:
and promised compromise between the hight
cashmere and heavy drap d'ete will I'M a long
felt gap in winter goods Home and SociefV.-''
ScTIbneTsf for q, fOber.