Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-29
FOR THE LADIES.
Fancies.
The old scoop bonnet is revived.
Trains are not so lOno as last wear

Trains are notso long as last year.
Inc short walking dress is slowly but sure
~ gaining favor
There is tendency to lengthen gentlemen's
fulldress coats.
The latest sleeve is the "Jane Shore" with
its Edward ". cuff
The bonnet shades of this season are very
like those of last year.
The poufs and paniers on imported cos
TUNES are scarcely discernible,
Dark coored mixtures are preferred for
business coats and waistcLats
Plain and fiat trimmings are to be worn
mostly on fall and winter dresses.
Some of the new linen cuffs and collars ar
hair striped like the new hosiery.
The fashionable morning hat for gentlemen
is still fine fel5 with round crown.
Mummy cloth" is q new and novel materi
al for working table and chair covers
Crash fowls handsomely embroidered are
myst' riously converted into shoe bags.
The long twelve or six button kid gloves
with the opening at the side seam, grows in
favor.
Ribbons with graduated stripes OF another
color are among the latest importations in
millinery goods.
One OF the new shades in the fancy pushes
TO De used this winter for hats and bonnetS is
called "Gramoisen
Evening bonnets composed entirely of os.
trich feathers Oh transparent frame ale
among the novelties in millinery
The latest breakfast caps are .vered with
a small embroidered handkerchief, and trim.
med with ribbon bows.
Persian brocades and old English and medi.
@val French brocade stuffs are revived for
parts of costumes.
Inc Spanish mantilla of black and white
lace IS TO De worn as part of the carriage
costume proper this winter.
Pompadour ribbons show extremity Of
brightness. being covered with small flowers
and leaves OF satin on slken surfaces.
The embroidered handkerchief caos worn
over round mob cap of Brussels net, edged
with frill, are called "creole caps"
Twelve and six button white kid gloves are
shown for evening wear, with the small moth
er OF pearl buttons, instead of gilt ones.
Figured coatings are still in vogue for gen
tlemen. Fine diagonals are preferred for dress
frocks, and powdered surfaces for full dress.
Large circular cloaks are fur-Iined and fur
trimmed, and some are given the monastic
sleeve of the Edward w. PERIOD lined and
bordered with fur.
Black velvet side.satchels, embroidered
with garden and field flowers in bright colors
but with no change in the clasps or chate
lalns, are seen among the new fall goods.
Hand-painted buttons are novelty. La
dies industriously inclined buy the plain fat
buttons and paint them to suit the costume
TOR which they are intended.
The cut Of the trousers is still half large
and with scarcely any curve at the insteu.
but nicely rounded in the seam over the hips,
with the pockets inserted in the seam an inch
below the waistband
Matinees are much admired for home and
morning purposes, and some of them are very
pretty and becoming, besides being exceed
ingly comfortable. Trimmed skirts and shert
or long sacques are also considered suitable
for home wear.
The leading fall riding-habit has a little
more fullness in the back-breadths. The
bodice has coat-tails in the back and lapels.
and waist-coat in front The sleeves have
no cuff. Riding trousers are part of the suit.
The skirt is little longer.
Walking dresses are short enough to show
the heels OF the boots, and the entire costume
should compare with the skirt Tor, says our
authority, nothing looks more awkward than
apolonaise of the usual length to be used
with demi-train, worn over short skirt
ALI drapery is placed higher on the hps, and
bouffent effects have already presented them
selves.
Polonaises are in every form, either plain or
deliberately decorated, and long or short, ac-
cording to the skirt with which they are to
be worn. Overskirts can be made separately
or simulated on the skirt and some of the
new styles are full and richly decorated, while
others are quite plain; and basques are gen
orally tight-ftting, long and comparatively
plain. Half fitting jackets are in favor for
street wear, also dolmans and long cloaks.