Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
FASHION WRINKLES.

WHITE PLrsH trimmed with gold lace and os.
trfcn feathers Is The dress bonnet in New York
this season
The PKET1TsT flower baskets OF the season
are woven q Indian flag and trimmed On the
outside with ferns and Carnations.
SgIrSKGs md aligator-skin are used for
porte mOUIa'cS letter cases. and card cases. In
preference L. the peTishable Russia leather.
NEW FAN invented In Germany has needles
and thread concealed Ia Its first fold SO as to
be all ready 20 repair damages II the WearerS
gown DC torn at ball.
PLUSH SHAME with a metal head Is the last
thing to sly Itself an ornament, for wOman's
dress. IL Is worn about the neck, or Is twisted
around the C-C wn OF the bonnet
ACCORDING 10 the Boston Transcript the new
est fancy IN embroidery is TO execute the pat
tern In beads Sd small that they are almost
hidden In The long pile OF the plush upon which
the design Is wrought.
THERE Is NOTHING that looks SO pretty In the
shops and so ugly on the walls as paper In
which there is great deal or gilt IL kiilS every
bright color In the furniture, spoils all the pie
lures and DetitIleS StaIu ties and china. Nothing
out gorgeous japanese fan will tone IL down,
and in time one tires OF Japanese fans.
ORNoLU. Mounted with porcelain. says
HGrpFr's Boar is the newest fancy for library
and mantei sets, Sucn as WRISTBANDS With pen
trays and low caDdiesriCkS for the table. white
1or the maF,Jel are vase-snaped CLOCKS showing
great dea! OF the porcelain, on each side OF
u
vases, ye; meant for holding candles.
SCARFs AND TIES are In all the fasio liable bro
cades and plain silks. They are made In all
coioTs and In all styles. Some are about a
quarter OF yard wide, doubled aud ffiaged at
the ends: ether ties are made single and are
confined ar the throat by being pa5s-d through
a scaT.-riEg. The Ciaudent Scarfs are exceed
1ngly popular this season for gentlemen. and.
owing 10 thliT peculiar formation. serve as
chest protectors as well as for ornament. They
come. IN all the imported and domestic colceitS.
In plain silks. Surahs, brocades, damasseS ana
embroidered fabrics
THE Newest CLOCKS are low and SQUARE in
Queen Anne designs with OaluStrade at the
top maze of spindIe. shaped pieces. These are
of black marble, or OF dark woods such as ma
hogany or ebony and sometimes The face OF
the clock IS OF bronze, or tt may be OF blue and
white porcelain. The bric-a- brac clocks are in
cabinet shape, with two shelves on each side
for small pieces OF bric-a-brac. There are also
new brass clocks, with figures In relief 10 silver
on a background OF ebony. The two side
pieces that accompany clock as maRtel orna-
ments are in obellsk shape. and are merely or
namental. or else they are vases or candle
Stieks.-EGrl,.I'S BIzdr.
SAYS Shirley DARE, 'If you Wish to have
your surroundings make a good impression.
with economy, there is but one short and easy
rule TO follow: Buy everything OF the simplest
sort: get Your stone china of the plaine5t
shapes, esehew acorn tops for your sugar
bowl, and scroll handles for your tureens and
figured borders for plates. Get straight leg
ged chairs. with as little moulding as the
makers allow. buy your carpets and lounges OF
small and L.odesJ figurtngs, don't get that
vivid crimson carpet because tt looks warm
or you 'h3ve an eye for color or that red and
white, or the green and white panel pattern,
because * Is The last out. Take the Oldest
cheapest tIirg In the shop, itit is In taste and
will look well with the rest OF your belong
1DgS. SO many Old styles are coming up again
that yours y III have chance OF being modiSh
any day. and II they suit each other, they will
please, Ia srite OF the style of your immediate
neighboThOGd. which may be- the remnants OF
city dealer stock, out OF date three years
ago."