The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-11-14
FASHION GOSSIP.
Fancy furs arc In demand.
Scotch fashions are revived.

Bonnet strings arc yard long.
Striped cheviOts are very popular.
Sealskln remains the fashionable fur.
Gloves for full dress 90 long ever
Pilgrim suits appear among late importations.
Mousquetairo gloves grow In fashionable favor.
Tho surcoat Is the newest thing for street suits.
Specked wOolen stutfs among novelty dress
goods.
Bluo-black and drab- green Scotch paids are again
in vogue.
After all, tho Fanchon remains tho favorite oven.
Ing bonnet.
Violet satin merveleuso plays an important part In
dress effects
Seal cloaks AMI seal domans viii bo worn MS we'll as
seal sacques.
Some Of the poonaises for young girls buttoned
down the back.
Combinations OF plush and satin popular for
bonnets as for costumes.
Snail bronze, autumn sky, burnt bread, and lobster
red arc the very latest IN colors.
Seal ulsters a Ia Sarah Bernhard are made to tho
order OF few fashionable women.
Bonnet strings are fringed, beaded, tasseleI, or
slirred and lace trimmed at the ends.
Quantities OF bead and gold-thread embroidered
laces appear among late importations.
Jersey suits do not take readily but they brought
out from week to week on new forms.
Prince OF Wales rcd and monks brown are the new
eat shades Of these very fashionable colors.
Tho entire long tablier Of dresses are frequently
formed OF bead-ombroidered velvet cut work.
White materials Of every description, including
white plns''' VIII be used Tor entire costumes.
Round waists which were started I'm America, have
been taken anu Frehchihed ny farsiah modistes.
Inc latest caprice Is to nave ones bed-ro uphol-
stery to match ones dresses ana china to'atch the
bedroom.
Mnfrs match the bonnet and are trimmed with dcru
lace, wie ribbon BOWS, ana ornaments OF gold silver,
steel, and Jet
Tho new shape calote bonnet III Old gold ana fern-
hardt bonnet In white plush and gold lace are attract
Ing considerable attention.
Wool and SILK mixed goods In silk squares and
streaks OF an undefnabo gas-iike hue on soft wool
sober color are much worn.
Matrons wear their yard-ong soft. wide bOnnet-
strings tied under the chin Young ladies' wear them
III long ooped DOW low ON the BACK hair.
English girls mako their own Tam o. 'Shanter school
hats OF crOcheted worsted. with moss headings Of
clipped zephyr for the band around tho head.
The Comte a. Artoise is favorte style OF coirure.
The hair is waved and drawn down smoothly at the
sides and wound loosely In braided coils behind the
ears.
Light-cOored rough-surfacod cloths arc preferred
for Jackets, but warmth OF eSct Is given by having
the collars cuffs and pockets OF fur Of seal brown
plush.
Sea lion and dahlia shades Of purple and maroon
tinged with crimson appear In the latest impOrtatiOns
lures.
Some Of WOrth's hands0mest costumes are trimmed
with two bands OF fur around the skirt with only
narrow pleatcd balayeuse hounco below the bottom
band OF fur.
Dressy aprons Of satin and MORO antique, trimmed
with pocket OF lace frnged passementerie and
trimming to match at the bottom win bo worn with
dressy home toilets.
Ono 0f the prettiest and dressest carriage costumes
seen Mt sterns opening was Of white plush, with
satin chenille and crystal bead frnges and Rhine
crystal buttons for trimmings
Sharp contrasts are avoided In the materials
used IN composing u handsome costume, but the
shaded effects arc produced by tho difference In sheen
OF velvet or plush and satin or silk.
The very latest thing In dress garnire is tho cat
erpiilar fringe. OF course It is .fuzzy,n ~ as Its
name betokens. It is made Of plush or chenille and
Is OF yellow and bronze MIXTURE
Jaunty Creole turbans made Of Madras silk hand.
kerchefs in brightest colos arc very stylish and are
peculiarly becoming TO brnnetes They have cluster
Of short feather tips on tho loft side Of tho toaue held
by gyye or slaves chain OF Roman gold.
Once more the smell OF camphor peryai.s tbs horss
car and every man in Il tries 10 look a n his ovsrcoat