The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-06
FASHION NOTES.
Waists made with very sharp points
40 q odd sie.sgs ~ Srsss-s -ssr~--msk-


-BonnciS ofchenilie n1ld he-Ls, both
in black and c~olor., vii d. worn this
season.
Thread lace of many c"lors has
bccn imported for the Use 81 the miIiin-
en-.
-Black silver i fashionable. and NJ
bies. emerald. or diamonds -, ia It have
an lu-t"r.
Silver band. for the throat are worn
III place Of necklace and pendant
brooch"s take the place If >ra1-pin..
A ~du-i-cplar-d w~id.-awake, very
sOf; and very furry, J. n Il the hats
shown for the autumn. II J. pinrhed
in AT the ,id.s and turned up over the
forehead. and a large knot of red plush
make the face trimming.
The new six have brncadel stripes
Of two oT three color. or else -mall shot
figure. The -tripc- are about an inch
widc and alternate with pencil lines Of
tWillcJ satin. These -ilks will be used
for sa-hr-, side panel-, or vest.
In choosing a bonnet consult the
complexion and contour Il the face.
This SEASON, AZ least, no lady J. com
PEELED tn wear an ~uubccOming hat. for
fashion giyc- ample range for selection.
Having a-ceriaincd 10y experiment the
most desirable shape, choose material
and trimmings, both n regards color
and >tyl". that VIII hc ~ harmony with
the rest If the dress and the occasions
on which the bonnet l. Ia l." most worn.
EEyIEw OF FALL FASHIONS.
The new modc- for fall and winter are
by II" means extreme IA any particular !;
no line J. drawn either for or against
panier draprric~, equal fricndline>s he
ing shown 10y fashion toward both >ty les.
Short ,kirt- have become. little bv little.
upIcrmo-t ia Use and popularity, and
thus extreme, are now TN" result. For
full-dr"~> tnii"Ij"-, trains arr becoming
longer, and almost too hong, while there
are few dcIni-trains, except for drr,-y
mornin" costumes indoors. and ah~O-
lut"iy none Morn in the street. unless &
may Lee for ccrcmouiou- visiting in cases
where a carriage J. required. Young
ladies are permitted 10 wear skirts which
only touch the floor, for MANY drcSsv
occasions, and especially for dancing.
Trimmed skirts and oycr>kirt effects are
required 10y all the palmer modes are
Indispensable for business suits, such as
costumes for morning shopping. and
necessary visiting, and snowy skirt.
make a handsome appearance when
they are Of black silk or :. dark cloth
shade, accompanied by the new street
coat. P"lonai-c-, - many times dis
car,lcd. are the only garments from
which a variety Of excellent Representa-
ti"n- may he obtained, and therefore,
in spite "f AL rUmor> To the contrary.
they remain in service. The skirts Of
these garments are drapcd in STYLES not
often used for oycr>kirt>: smooth lines
of plai;~ curying over the hips =
becoming To- all figures, slender ones
being provided with shapes which are
drapcd high nj the sides, - well a AZ
the center of the back. The newest
~polonai>c- have luu@ and slender trim
min~> down the front, which l. quite
likely To Ice short and well drawn up by
shirrs. while the back i longer. More
trimmiu" i seen; knifc-plaitingS IN a
skirt are matched hv a finer knifc-plait-
iii- WI Ail' l'fifllsii~', anu ilti~ - ''N'A'h
10y a drop fringe of jet, or rich chenille
fringe with mnrinrc beads mixed in.
The new fashion for cuttin" the backs If
all garments i the fashion IF lndcpend-
encc: stout ladies choose the fire.
uucnt seams. a. >icndcrucSS Is thus
impaired, and others ch"o>" the short
Sidr-bodV that ends in an arm-holr. \
lady who has 4 perfect, or nearly per
feet. figure NAV well wear the French
back, which has only II ccntcr-~"am
Basguc> ar" now very generally made
without III" c~To~>-haSgu" seam. ~ there
j. an extra piece or Il worc fitted under
meath the arm. Thc>,. are. indeed. the
garments which are depended upon for
drc>,y results. and which are generally
selected for Young ladies. Small A. the
panicr belonging Ia a basque l., nece--
sarily, this fashion i very frequently
represented; upon the front the mate
rial j. smooth and in the form of plaits
setting out from under the pointed CEN
ter. Basque panier> M the hack are
made either by catching up the long
side-iormS in a group of plait> and fast
nin~> these upon the seams which join
these divisions 10 the back. or else they
are made by drapln- the long extern
sionS Of the centcr-back in the mode that
is So much admired in the Marguerite
~polouai>c, while the Sidc-form> are taken
up much more closely. 4 jacket effect
is given Ia many of the e baSqueS,
and this l. seen in rich embroidered
fabrics. New points upon hasques are
narrow vests, long Surplice openings
filled in with soft folds of gay material,
collarcttc> upon open neckS. and double
breasted baSqncS. fastening by three but
tons only, and cut away 10 show either
a long or a short YES, of snowy brocade
or velvet. O~vcr>kirtS are either smooth
in front, and cut with Il long straight
apron. or they are rounded and opened,
or, still more generally, they are Of the
most decided panier styles. Trimmed
skirts la some extent do away with q
necessity for outskirts; they are never
theleSS continued III favor, but il Is
found that Il trimmed skirt Stimulates an
OverSkirt, while the overSkirt Is almost
always disguised a. Il separate garment,
being placed permanently upon the skirt
proper. PrinceS>e dresses remain for
another season, and will be employed
for the richest fabrics Domestic
Monthly for october.