Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-22
FASHION FANCIES.
The Registers Mirror of the
STYLES.

styles.
New gray gloves are blue tinted.
BELGIUM" net is new and novel.
NEw recticules are square and fiat.
PLAIN velvet wraps are much worn.
CoLORED street wraps are again FASH
ionabe.
SOME OF the walking costumes are
made with Il jacket bodice.
FIcHUs in every conceivable shape
and OF all sizes are worn.
CASHMERE suits are made quite simply
and are very neat and pretty.
THERE is no absolute rule about any
detail OF the toilet this season.
Is boots and shoes there is no mater
ial change or alteration in fashion.
CREAM-CoLoRED silk net, polka dotted
and washable, is sold for neck wear.
Flaring shaded bonnets will be- worn
By the fastidious leaders OF fashion.
SOME one says there are thirteen differ
ent styles in fall and winter bonnets.
SrxApoRR silk is the name OF soft
silk in rich cashmere colors and designs,
used for trimming bOnnets and hats.
THE hair is worn in two braids turned
up to the top Of the head and finished
with a bow.
WHITE felt and plush mats and bon
nets continue to be favOrlte opera and
theater chGpcdur.
h MEDIUM and dark shades OF kid gloves
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for many seasons past.
THE best hosiery for girls and boys is
in solid colOrs, with or without figured
or checked band around the middle OF
the leg.
Two and three bands OF narrow rib
bon are worn around the waves OF band
ell hair that are Worn with the Greek
Coil at present.
WHITE moutOHns, a soft lambs wool
cloth, is used Tor drcssy or evening or
reception jackets for young girls, with
Oriental trimmings.
THE more stylish walking costum,s
for ' Dung girls are of dark brown wool
trimmed with plush, plush jacket and
beaver hat with feathers.
VELVET polonaises are promised in
abundance and are to he trimmed very
deliberately. The polonaise seems 10
be as fashionable as ever.
THE crowns of some plush bonnets
seem t be composed entirely of let
beads, the embroidery actually covering
completely the lace on which the design
is wrought.
FoR the mixed satin and velvet cos
TUNES there are new mutfs Of shirred
satin with band of velvet through the
center and a lining OF ecru TO match
the beaver hat.
The blues Of to-day are the old blues
OF pottery, the peacock tints and the
amethyst blue. The yellows are the
shades of jonquil or gold, and the but
tercup yellow.
THE very long trains, round or square
are reserved for the most ceremonious
occasions For afternoon receptions,
short walking costumes are adopted
by the leaders of society.
six years is made with long jacket, part
" double breasted, and scanned across
the front and a bOX-plaited skirt with q
fiat apron front buttOned on each side.
1t may be made OF flannel or any of the
WOODEN suitings. The buttons should
be gilt or Vegetable ivory in a solid
color.
A FASHION magazine thus describes a
little coat for a girl under eight years:
"It is half-fitting saque, with double
fronts, and reverse turned back. IL may
be made in dark velvet, or corduroy.
with silk or satin facings, or it may be
made in ivory white cloth and faced
with velvet or plush. The buttons
should be OF iridescent pearl, large white
pearl, or inlaid. 1t is called the Nina.