Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-18
WINTER FASHIONS.
WHAT STYLISH PERSONS WILL WEAR.

WHAT STYLISH PERSONS WILL WEAR,
Goods with Cachemre Designs-A New
Shade Indoor Toilets-Evening
and Dinner 0resses-Chil-
dren's SuitrTurbans
and COiffures.
Goods with cachemre designs will re-
main in favor this Winter. There are
more OF these seen in Paris than pre-
yiously noticeable. Instead OF the
groundings in light, they are in dark,
shades, such as bronze and seal colors.
This will be used in many ways, on al
most all toilets, sometimes as draperles
and trimmings; sometimes parts. OF the
body of the suit will be OF the material,
for instance, the jacket. Everything
connected with the present fashions is
artistic. The combination and blending
Of colors is especially noteworthy, and
everything relating to the toilet is in
perfect harmony. A very rich shade
has lust been brought out in Partisan
establishments. Ii is a dark yellow,
shading somewhat on the red, and a
rich, warm color. It's called "canaque."
feathers, antique satins, ribbons, and
even flowers, are TO be seen in this color.
Flowers in changeable colors, OF which
mention has already been made, are TO
be very popular. Large handsome roses
of "canaaue" and changeable blue, ruby,
and changeable rose color, and yellow
combined with brown, are very pecu-
liar and rich in coloring, and for this!rea-
son very elegant.
Many indoor toilets are made of fou-
lard with cachemire designs. The skirts
are generally elaborarely trimmed with
many hOunces and putilngs, and lace is
intermixed. The matinee generally has
a panier and is half tight fitting. Over
this is worn paysanne tichu. The
whole toilet is trimmed with lace and
ribbon loops. The small cap accompany
ing this dress is composed OF a tichu
draped in a square and gathered around
the head close to the ChignOn. Ii is
trimmed with a lace plating and a
flower. The slippers matching this
dress are also in cachemire designs. As
they cannot be of foulard, they are made
of white, red, or blue cachemire, in
whichever of these cOlOrs the ground
ing of the dress may be, and trimmed
with a piece of foulard made into bow.
Night dresses are made OF Indian fou-
lard. The most eccentric designs are
used for this purpose.
BronZe.color and moss green are to be
among the most fashionable colors for
WOODEN suits. Many Of these materials
are changeable and very pretty. A suit
OF this kind which has Just been brought
out is OF green wooden goods, shading
oTin a scarcely perceptible garnet.color.
The short skirt Is trimmed with plait-
ing. The unique is fastened TO the
skirt, and opens down the front. 1t is
trimmed like an apron, with two bands
OF broche goods in bronze and old gold
colors, and joined by means OF bronze
colored satin bows. \ similar band
trims the front breadths, which are
draped. Down the back OF the skirt
falls a plated breadth, which is plated
To form a puff in the centre. The waist
is shirred down the sides OF broche
vest. and forms on the lower part two
small round paniers. The back is cut
i'm 4 single piece, shirred above the
waist, and opens below in rounded dra-
peries similar TO the paniers in front. A
band ofbroche goods surrounds the ends
of the waist.
Many new outer garments have been
brOught ont for the Winter. Among
these are the large yisite, the "carriCk'
garments, with three collars, and
the "habit Fronsac," made OF velvet or
cloth.
Redingotes and habits of all kinds are
now in vogue. The names Of some Of
the habits are the "Fronsac,' "DireC-
toirc." "Clitaudre,' and "MaScarille."
They are generally of velours trappe,
with Pompadour designs or stripes in
many colorS. Worth has brought forth
some very charming shapes. There is
the "mantelet 4 Ia SavOyarde, a small
garment in Louis Nv. style. 1t has a
deep collar, and around the mantle,
which is Us straight ~ a scarf, is Il mar
about fringe. The Castillane mantle is
rounded in the back, and has around it
a deep double-plaited ruiilc, which is
deeper in the centre than on the sides.
The neck is trimmed with full lace
ruching. The sleeves are gathered on
the top. and on the shoulders are loops
Of ribbon. This is becoming shape for
a slight figure.
Suits will remain short. This style is
most appropriate for winter walking
dresses, US there has never yet been
found convenient method OF raising
the skirts. Toilets can be short for oil
occasions excepting for full dress,
An evening or dinner toilet may he
Of gray faille and Indian foulard with a
pink grounding. The faille skirt is trim
med with plating. The skirt Is covered
in front with a deep plating of the same
faille. The unique polOnaise has foul
ard plaStrun. The fronts are rather
short, and are turned back and fastened
on the side. The lower part of the pol
OnalSe il draped in panler on the end
of the plaStron, and fastened in the back
seam. In the opening OF the Waste, at
the neck, is a plain piece OF goods COW
cred with Il bias iaille plating. This
plating is also taken around the neck,
and below is bias band Of pink iaille,
which also extends down the sides of
the plantrun in front The back is
princess shape, ana raised in plain
pull. II is trimmed with pink foulard
fold, covered with a hrctonne lace pait-
ing The sleeves, which are rather short,
have the same trimming. On the right
side, below the panier, are loops OF satin
ubbon. Young ladies' wear, in the
evening, very long, ught-ftting waists
without any trimming. They are of the
plain or brOChc silk of very fine quail
itv. The Louis Nv waists are still worn
with elegant toilets. Many OF these are
oi light blue Ihrocade, with houuccS in
light tintS. The large vests worn with
these articles are of iaille in the shade OF
the grounding. They are trimmed with
BrugrS lace, either arranged as jabot,
or gathered in shell shape. The vest Is
closed by means Of light shell and gold
buttons These buttons also adon the
reverse and large side pockets. The
sleeves OF thcl waist have deep cuffs,
trimmed on the inside with lace. The
waists will be of black silk and India
cachcmirc Tor walking purposes, and
trimmed with fringe, lace.and beads.
How Butler Settled It.
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