Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-25
FASHION FANCIEs.
The registers Mirror of the
STYLES.


SMALL bonnets and large hats are the
style.
BRETON lace cuffs are worn with close
eoatsleeyes.
LEES of wine is q favorite color for
dinner dresses.
one OF the greatest novelties is the
feather bonnet.
One OF the newest brown shades is the
color Of mahogany.
PAINTED side satchels are the latest
novelties in this line.
A LEADING material is satin antique,
which is quite elegant.
A woNAN's dress should give a clue TO
her taste and character.
TULIPs and lotus flowers are used for
trimming evening toilets.
FAvoRITE designs for buttons are
griffins, dragons sphinxes.
THE "Poke" shaped bonnet is quite
popular among large ladies.
BEAD embroidered corsages will be
much worn for evening toilet.
PLAID silk and wooden goods are used
for trimming plain materials.
CHANGEABLE silks will be much used
in trimming bonnets and hats.
FLOWER garnitures are more worn on
evening and reception toilets than
ever.
SATIN and velvet combinations make
a charming effect in trimmings for plain
silks.
NATURAL moss, arranged in wreathes
and clusters, is used to trim evening
dresses.
ToRTOIsE-sHELL and coral can be imi-
tated perfectly in celluloid for combs or
jewelry.
SHIRRED waists are much worn, and
shirring is used in the belts and sleeves
OF blouse waists.
ALL kinds of feathers and birds are
sought after so much that flowers are al
most driven out.
BROAD, soft Scotch ribbons in basket
plaids, are much used as artistic coils
for lining felt bonnets.
GOLD filagree rings, in every pretty
patterns, are used to fasten the wide
bonnet strings OF soft silk.
Low coiffures are now quite the fash
ion, and flowers are put on near the
right ear, so as to drop on the neck.
A NEW trimming velvet is of tan color,
with irregular spots of dark brown in it,
and is appropriately called tiger velvet.
New fans are OF Persian silk in CASH
mere figures and colors, with white ivory
sticks painted by hand in cOlOrs to
match.
THE new polka-dotted materials have
several colors in each dot The polka
dot is also seen on white ties, and very
ugly it is.
HANDKERCIIIEFs are much worn at
the neck they are of palm-leaf design,
in rich Persian colors, and are tied in
sailor knots.
CRoQuEr lace in shaded wool is used
to border embroidered tides. Ii is also
used as an edge for house sacks and
flannel skirts.
A NEW shape for sleeves is shirred for
a space OF about three inches from the
top, puffed over the elbow, and sloped
toward the wrist.
A MARGUERITE over-dress of brOcaded
cashmere with garnet paniers and ro-
settles of satin, wirh garnet skirt, IS q
handsome visiting dress.
SEALsKIS will be made into dolmans
this year. The garments will be Dor.
dered with the silver otter and lined
with scarlet or old gold.
Very large rosette and the large direc-
toire bows made of Breton or point
d'esprit lace are the new Cravat bows
just imported from Paris.
TIE bright brocades used in combina-
ton dresses may appear as borders, as
Capes, as apron fronts, in fact almost
anywhere that one pleases.
VERY dressv cloth suits OF wine color
or OF Japanese blue are trimmed with
gay embroidery, and are supplied with
small muh similarly trimmed.
GATHERED founces or fans Of lace ar
ranged in the shape OF the train which
they are to trim, are imported ready to
sew on in black and in white lace.
ELEGANT bonnets are of plain velvet
throughout, and it is certain that this
material is quite restored to a first-class
position in the world of millinery.
DAMAsk materials are in favor as Il
foundation for embroidery. The design
of the damask is simply carried out in
the silk, and the work is very easy.
Embroidery is used TO cover lambre-
quin paniers, apron draperies, sashes
and the half vest that is inserted below
the square neck of evening dresses.
ScARFs of white India muslin, with
fine dots, and edged with point Il esprit,
are worn around the neck in the street,
tied close in the throat with an immense
bow.
PRINCES are not TO be discarded this
winter. On the contrary, the richest
variety are to be employed, in combina-
ton OF satin, for the garniture of
skirt.
A NEW lace pin represents a hound
chasing hare through long grass and
ferns. The design is worked out in fila
gree between two bars of Furnished
gold.
WITH pink and white costumes black
is much used with the accessories; as
for instance black fan, black mits and
black velvet sash may be used with these
dresses.
FLEECE-LINED pique wrappers enable
the wearer, though an invalid, to dress
in white in her room always and yet be
warm as in midsumcr when in lawn and
muslin alone.
RIBBON strings are wider, but the
most fashionable bonnets have i'm
wide, cylindric silk strings, gen
orally trimmed at the bottom with Bre-
ton or point d'eSprit lace plaitings.
1T is the very acme Of fashion anil
taste To wear silk dresses, either white.
tinted or Colorcd, decorated with artistic
designs Of flowers and foliage, bees, bee
ties and butterflies i'm water colors.
New flat square-cornered bags and a
wide belt are imported in black or blue
velvet and in black glove kid. These are
in better taste than the showily-decora-
ted leather and velvet bags lately used. /
A COSTUME stylshly made, OF any ma
terial and after the fashion OF any pc
Rod, is fashionable and in good taste at
the present moment Ladies never had .
so wide a range in dressing as they have
now.
New Derby hats for ladies have a silk
cord wound five or six times around the
crown. Sometimes q rOSette made Of
heads, with their bills .
in the centre, will trim one side OF such f.
a hat.
A PRETTY way to display chlld's sash
is to fasten it at the back of the neck,
bring it straight down TO the waist, con
fine it with lace or embroidery fastened
around the waist and tie in large bow
with short ends.
THE soft belt is the name given to