Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-09
FOR THE LADIES.

THE new bead trimmings cost $40 and
sl5a yard.
Doors made from the same cloth as
light suits are out OF fashion.
THE true gentlewoman causes all to
feel perfectly at ease in her presence.
WOMEN are archers by nature. The
bent of their inclination is to bend
beauX.
A SCHOOL serge, warranted to wear
like cast-iron," is a new English ma
terial.
CROCHET Tact in shaded wool is used
TO border embroidered tides by English
women.
CIxcIxxArr milliners place humming
birds so that they seem caught IN the
silk trimmings of hat.
IIUMMING BIRDS play very promi-
nent part in the decoration of the girl
Of the periods new bonnet.
GOLD filigree rings in very pretty pat
terms are used to fasten the wide bonnet
strings OF soft silk.
TuE latest absurdity is silver band
worn around the neck. Ii is called the
Bonanza necklace.
ONCE more have Roman sashes been
revived. They are worn TO form a large
loop AT the side of the waist.
COLLARS and cuffs of new Bingham are
now in vogue, and are quite deliberately
embroidered in white.
GRAY ostrich plumes, tipped with
scarlet or some other brilliant color, are
promised to be all the rage.
4 NEW wrinkle, alleged to be French,
IL 10 have fine lace insertion up the front
Of the feminine stocking.
DREss materials were never before so
handsome, and there does not appear TO
be any limit to the variety.
THE new costumes have elaborate
pockets. and il seems possible that the
days of leather bags are numbered.
LITTLE gold coins dangling from finger
rings are fashionable among those who
have no occasion to spend them.
PErrIcoATs of Scotch plaid fOulard
came into vogue during the last few
weeks of the French watering-place sea
son.
4 GARMENT worn by pretty Ameri-
can woman is apprOvingly mentioned
bv the PdriSidR's fashion correspondent.
CHATELAINE bags are now made OF
feathers. They are represented to be
quite As expensive as they are odd and
pretty.
THE little poke OF q cottage bonnet OF
last winter is retained by the mllllners
and is shown ut the opening OF Fall
STYLES.
IuIrArIoS muslin lace is hand-painted
i'm cashmere cOlOrS for winter wear, and
imitation Chantilly is ornamented IN the
same way.
The English Ladies' Dress Association
is paving a dividend OF 6 per cent to ITS
shareholders, and has fair balance IN
the treasury.
DANASE materials are in favor as a
foundation for embroidery in London.
The design is simply carried out IN silk,
and the work is very easy.
A ROMAN Countess, profoundly learn
ed in the Greek and Latin languages, has
lust been elected a member OF the Acad-
envy of Lincei in Rome.
The revived panier is not the one that
was in vogue a lew years ago, and is
trottrd ont again merely to give SYM
metry to to the human form divine.
A NEW and unique STYLE of trimmings
made ~ leather. 1t is made in Switzer-
land, aud there is every reason TO believe
that IL will become fashionable.
ANoxG the presents given bride in
Brunswick, Me, were pair of old and
irons which had been wedding present
To her great grandmother.
NorSG ladies who are always sweet
sixteen until they receive an offer OF
marriage, are wearing sashes again OF
very Wide width and very SNOWY colorS.
NOCNs ladies' who are tired OF hand
painting amuse themselves with making
picture albums out OF the handsome
cards now furnished by the business
people.
CuANGEABLE silks are shown for even
ing wear i'm great variety. They change
from shop counter TO private residence
nj about two and hall dollars a yard.
CRACKLE velvet is an ugly new ma
terial for trimming purposes. 1t will
not be much used, as it looks simply
like ordinary velvet that has seen very
hard times.
Bows worn on the top of the head
seem To get larger and larger. Scientific
people believe that by and by lit will be
difficult To tell which is bow and which
is head.
The srtout, the garment that replates
the ulster, is cut precisely like a gem
tlcman's overcOat, and is made either OF
English waterproof or otckecked home
spun.
SASHEs Of satin and dotted net have
wide belts covered with the net and
ends and bows of three rows OF ribbon
separated bv inSersion and finished with
a plating Of lace across the end.