Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01
FASHION FANCIES.
The registers Mirror of the
STYLES,
NEw ians are ,auite large.

New fans are quite large.
Polka dot tie- are very stylish.
TINY ostrich tips make lovely bon
net.
SEAL skin caps will not be generally
worn this season.
ENTIRE suits are made OF satin, and
they are beautiful.
UNDYED feathers OF rare birds are
much worn on the new hats.
Fur borders will trim both seal skin
and velvet cloaks later in the season.
MEssINA cloth is a new material Tor
cloaks and wraps this season.
SOME OF the latest dresses are laced up
in one OF the side darts. The opening
is concealed with bows.
MORE expensive belts are OF silk can
vas red, blue, yellow or white and
mounted in real alligator skin.
T. PEARL buttons arr carved as hand
somely as cameo in flowers and classic
heads. Some are enameled and gild-
cd.
WRAPPERS have no ilounccs, their on
~ trimming is the collar, cuff and pock-
et.welts. the back is folded IN Vatican
plat.
THE fashion OF wearing bunch OF
feld-daisies in the waist-band was
originated by Miss Ada Cavendish, the
actress.
The feather mania is even carried into
fancy work. A new tidy is made with
center pieces OF birds embroidered in
feathers.
FANCY silks made Tor winter use are
striped they are varied, both in color
and design. Oriental designs will con-
tinue in use.
PLEATINGs OF lace are massed in thick
folds for neck wear Ruchings are worn
i'm the same way, the widths being grad
uated so that the edges TALL one below
the other.
WIDE, colorcd canvass belts have the
addition of bags OF the same colors, tas-
tened to a buckle in the outside. The
inside is in different compartments, lin
ed with silk.
The iavoritc shape in circular clOakS
has close saCque fronts that keep the
breast covered even when the circular
front is lifted by the arms. The back
is fitted 10y seam down the middle.
4 SEW pattern in baby caps is shaped
almost like the turban bonnetS and is
finished inside with lace lrills, the
cloaks are made of white, blue or pink
corduroy, trimmed with white satin.
THE combination OF toogmsny ColorS
should be avoided in dresses Tor little
girls. Harmony is most important N
their costumes, because Of the smallness
Of the dress and the HcarnesS OF the dit
ferent Colors.
HooP->EIRrs, o! very small size, will
be worn under very heavy winter
dresses, five small hoops, lat the bottom,
extending all the way round, with tapes
attached to waistband being the pres
ent limit of the regular "hoop-skirts."
BUTToNs of two sizes are on most cos
tunes. They are made OF tinted pearl,
in oil the gay colors that appear in the
cashmere. Buttons in ancient designs,
and Of chased silver or cut steel, the for
mer being fiat and large, and the latter
ball-shaped, are also in request.
NECK ribbons are substituted for the
fancy silk ties So long popular. These
come in brocaded designs, and in many
cases belt is worn like the tie, only
wider Two or three sets of ends OF the
narrowcSt ribbon are attached to the
belt in the fashion OF the straps on the
archery belts and tied in small bows,
the belt being secured with pins.
DINNER and indoor dresses are made
in all colors. Many Of those toilets are
of mauvc satin. This colorwill be much
worn, combined with light shade OF
purple. These shades can be combined
To great advantage. Some toilets have
with these two colors, trimmings
in small quantities, OF tea-roSe satin. \
large bunch OF tca-roses is worn at
the waist, with light-green leaves inter
mixed