Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-19
Fashlen Notes.

bS1AIUA ANOICSs
The variety in buttons has never been
exceeded.
Beaded galloon is used again fos bind
ing hat brims.
Feather fans are the caprice of the mo-
ment but will not last long.
Only very little girls wear low-neck
and short-sleeve dresses. ..
The greater the size of the cravat the
more fashionable it is. .-......
Shells of Saxony porcelain are used
tor the handles of parasols by French la
dies.
Flat jet beads held together by elastic
bands are fashionable among people who
wear mourning. .."-
Wraps for the Autumn are in Dolman
mantles and visites. Palctots will come
in for the winter.
Dauphin gray, new shade, is almost
the color Of gold and combines with myr-
tie green and garnet.
Shot silks are imported tor dress goods
tor parts of costumes, and for bonnet
trimmings for the fall and winter
In gloves of the new shapes the three
button gloves will be as long as those of
tour buttons of the old pattern.
1t is feared that bustles must again be
resorted to to sustain the drapery of the
bouttant costumes now in favor.
Royal velvet is revived for millinery.
This is the richly-repped uncut velvet,
called sometimes Ottoman velvet.
New lingerie is of colored percale lined
with white and embroidered in colors
matching the colors in the percale.
Satin-striped ribbons are largely i'm
ported both in single colors and with
foundation color shot with contrasting
hue.
Long nantes and mantelets will d.
vide the favor of fashion. The latter will
be worn chiefly for visiting and the for
mer for the street.
Beetles and other natural bugs IN the
changeable colers now in vogue are
mounted on gilt, and set about the bon
net in various places.
A favorite trimming tor the coming
season will be satin and gros-g grain rib
bons and piece satin and silk wrought in
the richest silk embroidery.
1t is most probable that variations Of
the carmen and poke shapes will be re-
tanned for large bonnets, while smaller
bonnets will be Of capote shapes.
The latest Partisan novelty in bonnets
is cut away at the hack, and has several
large roses placed in the opening. The
face trimming is buches of smaller roses.
A new fabric to be used for trimming
bonnets and dresses, and for making the
entire bonnet or round hat, is called satin
antique, and is really kind of satin plush.
The first importations of trimmed bon
nets for early fall wear are made up of
felts, satin antique Cor plush), and silk
beaver like that used for gentlemen's
dress hats.
The wide br1ms of round hats are lined
with satin antique fully SHRED; this
gives the soft, full facing so becoming to
the complexion, but which makes the
hat very heavy.
The newest Partisan note-paper has
the monogram set on madallion of dark
blue or black paper, and pasted at the
top of each sheet of paper, and surround
ed by a gold border.
Novelties in colored easements are in
gailoons and gimps of silk cords and
chenille, introducing effectively all the
colors in vogue, with rich embroidery OF
gold and silver threads.
Unique costumes are made for little
girls OF the gay bandanna plaids Some
time the entire dress is made Of bandan-
ma handkerchiefs, and a softening effect
is given with plaitings of lace.
The redSbonnets that were so fashiona-
bic last year will be considered stylish
next season. These are shown in all
shapes with close velvet brin, no fase
trimming, and large full rosette crown.
Japanese fans covered with silk or sat-
In and painted by hand are among the
new fans this season. Ladies industri-
ously inclined take the cheap Japanese
tan and cover and paint il to suit their
tastes.
Teardrop rings, consisting of bangles
with small pear.shaped pendants, are
worn III Paris. One forces as many of
these rings as possible on single finger,
and it is understood that each tear is the
gift Of friend
To satisfy opposing tastes and conform
to the electic character which IS the prin-
clpal feature of the present fashion, there
are in preparation for the winter bonnets
very large and even immense ;,also, 9TH
er bonnets which are quite small.
Three or four stuffs are required to
make black costumes now. First is the
heavy silk of which the dress is ostensi-
oily composed; then the velvet brocade
for the draped sash, then the satin for
pipings, and last of all the cheap silk of
the underskirt.
Ribbons have reasserted themselves.
and will play all important part in the
millinery of the winter. They will be
used in broader withs than in the sum-
mer, and will sometimes form the whole
trimming Of the bonnet. ........
The new silks for autumn wear have
brocadcd stripes of two or three colors,
or else small shot figures: The stripes
are about an inch wide, and alternate
with pencil lines Of twilled satin. These
silks will be used for sashes, side panels,
or vests.
The stufs prepared for bonnet trim
mings this winter are very rich, both in
color and texture. Shot goods, vclvets
with threads Of different color in the
pile, printed foulard and b1ocade inter-
woven with gold threads, are among the
new materials. ..
Thin muslin and gauze underdresses
are worn with short silk tunics, and the
arrangement of fabrics irresistably sug-
gest that the wearer has left the under
skirt of the dress at home, and is walk
ing about in her pettieoat. This style of
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