Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-19
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Ladies Styles.
Red stockings will be stylish.
Dark red is q fashionable colo

Ldules oIyles.
Red stockings will be stylish.
Dark red is fashionable color.
Colored petticoats are again the STYLE.
A new hat is called the "phonograph."
Striped hosie, y is revived in new forms.
!. Roman colors are in demand inhosie,y.
Engagement bracelets are the latest
novelty. su ,.. as. III. 8
% White satlnis to be revived for brides
wear in the fall. ~t,
Cbildren's dresses made entirely Of red'
are in fashion. s a 49,.
High-heeled slippers are the fashion for
dressy home toilets. s.....-...
The London skating Kinks are to be
turned into lawn-tennis grounds. s-.
Plush and velvet figures on silk surfa-
ces bid fair to be very fashionable.
Belts are as popular as ever for morn
ing, afternoon and evening toilets.
Corsagc bouquets arc removed to the
shoulders where they form epaulets.
Bennett ribbons come in all changea-
BILE effect in thick twills like silk serge.
All ball dresses are low in the neck.
back, and front, but high on the should
serS. n"es Is rtd f..
Ottoman reps ribbons shot with two
colors are among the novelties for trim
ming. .,z. M .a.4...
The coming season will witness painted
silks and satins in many evening cos
tunes.
The distinctive character of fashions
for the autumn and winter will be naascu-
zsnity. -0..l
1t is the girl with pretty hands that is
SO modest as to have continually to hide
her face behind them. .-.
For dress bonnets are large shapes.
with wide brim curved in three places
on the right side and plain on the left.
When plain white faille is used it re-
quires great deal of satin to give it the
lustrous effect now SO much in vogue.
The Cashmere tufts are as handsome
as the rich raw silks and Persian goods
used for upholstery. They come in the
gayest colors. 49, -. ....
/ The colors III wooden dress goods are
peculiarly rich, soft, and velvety in effect.
Dress fabrics are in dark shades of Bor-
deaux colors. -.t
Cashmere colors are of novelty in bead
ed passementeries, and in fringes of beads
tor trimming and binding the brims of
bonnets. 4-%. .s..@
.Aline, the fashionable dressmaker of
Lisbon, is in Paris; but Aline does not
make dresses there. She is visiting her
kinswoman. Nine Grevy.
Very long trains are worn for Fall
dresses, but there should be but little
trimming on the train, however, elabo-
rate the rest of the robe may be-.
For black costumes the fancy will be
that suggested last season of having
brocaded velvet for the basque, and plain
silk or satin tor the two skirts.
New; British .Balbriggan stockings are
IN crosswlse fancy stripes of two colors.
Stockings embroidered or clicked in
sprlgs Of two colors are in favor for the
moment, with ties and slippers. ~
| A fresh importation of choice millinary
contains large bonnets so picturesque in
shape and SO artistic in their combina-
tons OF colors that they can not fail 70
be becoming, and therefore popular.
The new French caprice for combining
two materials in a suit is that OF making
the basque or jacket Of the gay Cashmere,
and the skirt of plain somber goods, with
merely some border of the Cashmere.
One Of the French women of fashion
has revived the fancy for wearing large
squares of net as wells, but they are trim
med with lace instead OF fringe, as for
mcrly, and tie corners are tied at the back
instead Of being pinned. 'e
One Of the prettiest hats intended for
early tall wear is white straw Gainsboro.
lined with red satin and trimmed with
red popp1es. The bow on top and the
strings are held by silver buckles set
with Rhine crystals.
Some of the bonnets prepared for the
autumn by the French milliners have the
crown covered with plumage or bird,
and the brim hidden by gathered velvet
or silk, and others have all the trimming
placed on the brim, and the crown com.
posed of silk or satin. - --. .... ~
A lady's parlor, devised for a pretty
English brunette, has its walls hung
with buttercup yellow, covered with clear
white muslin flted from top to bottom.
The chimney-piece is of black velvet, and
the furniture of black velvet with yellow
fringe and yellow buttons. .',..
! For tall slender woman, the prettiest
kind of a short costume has the skirt
composed entirely of horizontal puffs,
with one deep founcc at the bottom, over
which is worn panier polonaise of diff.
ferent material. The waistcoat is formed
of pufings to correspond with the skirt.
| Some IF the handsomest silk stockings
have the leg and bottom Of the foot II
dark Burgoync, Canaque, ducks breast
blue or bright rcd, with the instep OF
white and black zebra stripes forming
chevrons with the points downward. - !.
Il The Creek fashion of wearing a brace
let on the upper part of the arm and
bands on. the. head is in vogue. These
bands are strikingly becoming to hand
some heads and faces which approach the
classical in outline. For evening wear
strings Of pearls = or coins of .veritable
Grecian stamp fall over the fringe on the
forehead. Z - it4,sa. + :. ls->Y .@..