Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-17
Novelties in Fashions.

Just as the time approached for the
| Fashion Edltress to write her yearly arti-
| Gle on the fall and winter fashions a
young man from the wilds of JERSEY
came down to the coffee, offered to pay
her board, and the two went to minister
and gave him IS. She does his cooking
row, and the arduous task Of letting the
readers of the Star know what to veal
| and how to wear it devolved upon one OF
the members of the city staff.
The latest style Of ladies' hats is called
the Seldom" seen on the head. 1t is
generally placed directly over the ear or
nose, according to the taste of the wear
er, and gives her a what DIVER soy?' sort
Of a look, which is very enticing.
A new thing in pockets is pocket-books.
The ladies generally carry them in their
hands, but this fashion is rapidly done
away with, as the pocket book population
is rapidly decreasing (pize police stats
tics).
Pants Off the writer alternates between
the consideration of ladies' and gentle
mems clothing he must be excused, as he
writes as the thoughts present themselves;
now referring to male habiliments) will
be worn as usual. This must be borne
In mind, for gentleman would appear
extremely ridiculous with his arms
showed through the legs of q pair of
pants. The pockets will be built on eth
er side, SO that the wearer, in default of
an overcoat, can bury himself up to his
shoulders in them.
Suits for little boys can be constructed
from the obsolete pants of their papas.
This will elevate their noses and give
them high-toned appearance.
Ladies' dresses will be tied back, if
possible, more than ever, and those who
don the latest style will be compelled to
start two hours before church time in Or
Ger to arrive in time to hear the last
prayer
When returning from evening parties
the hats of the gentlemen will be worn
on the back Of the head. By pulling the
hair over the eyes a very pretty effect is
engendcred. The latest style of silk hat
is called "Concertina,' because when re-
turning from ball or party they general
resemble one.
To those who consider themselves IN
able to purchase overcoats, red pepper
worn in the buttonhole of the undercoat
will answer the purpose. Some paint
stoves On the back Of the vest, while 9TH
ers sprinkle mustard in their shoes, but
the red pepper is said to give more
warmth.
To the gentlemen who have decided to
wear their straw hats all winter, the writ
or would suggest that very comfortable
ear-mutfs can be purchased for 90 cents.
The cold weather will have no terrors for
those who take advantage of this sugges-
ton. The nose may also be sand paper
ed, and this will give additional warmth.
A very pretty walking dress is made Of
silk with two lows Of paper muslin
around the back stoop, and the beauty OF,
the dress is greatly enhanced by placing
rows OF yellow au revoir or bon soir down
the left hand side tucks. Should this not
suit the taste of the fastidous, small strips
OF lace curtain may be overhanded at
suitable intervals around the pollynays,
with hic jackit plaitings from the cellar
to the roof and backhanded over the
shoulder, will probably do as well. a.
blue bingham umbrella strapped to the
LETT waist produces very handsome
effect.
Gentlemen's collars are still going up.
They have already reached the rim Of the
lat, and before the winter IS over it is
possible that hats may be superseded by
roofs built over the collars.
A report has gained currency that
striped stockings are going out Of fashion
but a5more decided knowledge can be
gained when the streets get little slushy.
The new style of Derby for young men
will be very small, and will give the
member OF the elite the appearance of a
plmple on an egg.
Nineteen button kids are suitable for
evening dress, but of course members Of
the first families will provide themselves
with other articles Of dress
The linIel sleeve buttons are the mos
fashionable, aud are shown in great