Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-16
FASHION WRINKLES.

TIE NRwEsT Hosiery is In solid, dark colors-
THE RICHEST RIBBONS represent gobelin tapes
| Try or the genuine old cloth OF gold.
LoNG-ARMED light gloves are trimmed with
| Insertion Of Valenciennes or Duchess lace.
WHoLKsAoasques, aprons, and pIneis for the
side OF silk dresses, are MADE OF 1etted tale.
LONG pins OF Jet, shell. or gold. and tiny ia
| panese fans are worn IL the hair.
SATIN pelisses lined with plush, are an ele
giant novelty In winter wraps.
MODIFIED POKE" is remarkably becoming
| TO young, round faces.
BIRD AND MICE Jewelry Is prettier and more
fashionable than .'pig" Iewelry.
. THE SAocUE CLOAK, with deep round cape, is
revived.
SEAL SKINS will BE- worn this winter as gen.
! orally as ever
A POPULAR FANCY a. present is for a tigers
| claw with gilt talons for a hat ornament.
| POKE BoNNKTs have the trimmings massed
far in front. leaving the crown perfectly bare.
LARGE GILT HOOKS and eyes are used 70 clasp
! cloaks, bonnets and scarfs.
| TIE NEWEST GOLD CLOTH is OF fine net
wrought with leaves and blossoms In bright
| colors.
SuKEN caterpillar" fringes, finished with
| tiny satin buttons at the end OF each "catecpil-
| lar are used for trimming eleg ant velvet
| dresses
KENYON is a new shade OF coppery yellow
that is very handsome and luminous for even
| ing wear.
VKI1s OF se-colored tulle are worn By Eng
lish ladies. They impart a roSeate tint to the
complexion.
The HUssAR JACKETS of scarlet or blue cloth.
trimmed with gold buttons and braid. will oaly
be worn by very young girls.
| BROAD LINEN cuffs and collars turned down
on the outside have replaced the narrow stand
ing ones.
LARGE embroidered linen collars like those
worn by children are fashionable for young la
| dies
NICE CARS and single neckerchlefs.pf lawn or
null trimmed with yellowish lace, sNe the thing
| for breakfast wear.
THE NEW FELT SKIRTS are very handsome.
They are SOFT finished in dark, wood colored
mixtures, and trimmed with Killed tiouace.
above which is band OF velvet, embroidered IN
rich colors In nasturt!on or some other striking
vine pattern.
TIGRE or tiger-sldn plush notified like the skin
of the animal from which il derives its name. is
a favoIite novelty fer trimming, and Tor b lit
tie reicues with oXidized silver clasps, that are
worn suspended by small chains from the belts.
| -DenOreSt'S monthly.
MIXTURES OF DIVERS CoLoRs are much In re-
| quest and many eccentric looking Self-colors
are also extremely popular. Shot and change
| able silks have been worn and then relinquished
over and over again. Now they seem TO have
started, so to speak, with new lease OF life.
| ldk DELI lSsoo duu opdCt. ou-S
It eDcircled the waist; then Worth began u
| insert Ii at the side seams and now Ii begins at
the darts and soon there will be nothing LETT or
| it but the buckle.
TEE SUIDE sake, or undreSsed kid gloves.
| though greatly In vogue, are not to be CON-
| pared with dressed kid gloves for durability or
trimness. They soil more easily, and the great
disadvantage with them is that the clos est
| fitting glove, after being worn once or twice
has a haif-worn or wrinkied appearance. re-
sembiing pair OF gloves a lady would slip OF
TO trim her rosebushes In. There is no doubt,
however; that these gloves are exceedingly
fashionable.
TEE LONG UNPOPULAR and generally unbe-
coming color OF green is again appearing In the
list OF new and fashionable shades. This color
is not of the order OF Invisible green's. but Is OF
bright unnistakable hue. Suits of this color
have already appeared In Paris and London,
but are worn mostly by ultra fashionable ladies'
who care more for novelty and eccentricity than
for comelinesS In dress. There are a variety or
shades to choose FROM variously named Impyan
green, willow. moss, cooked sorrell, grass and
serpentne.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT has been effected In
the shape Of the union or combination under
garments since they first appeared, but there is
room for still further advance. The sleeves
should be shortened somewhat, the neck cut
lower and SQuare-or at least there should be a
choice Of form, as there is in the single gar
ments, so that those who prefer the more dainty
styles should be free to make selection. The
great luxury nowadays consists OF underwear
and hosiery OF spun silk. 1t is most delightful
10 Inc sense ana UOucQ, IQOug0 tneFe sui are
some who prefer for cold weather the actual
contact with soft. pure WOOL and think that
nothing can take its place Probably the wool
has the advantage on the score of health, par
tieuiarly for those who have to be exposed to
weather; but it is presupposed that ladies' who
can afford SILK underwear and silk hose are not
obliged to brace the inclemency OF winds and
SnoWS-De1nOreStS Monthly.
THE EFFORT TO INTRODUCE HIGH-Co LoKED
TARTAN PLAIDs has succeeded beyond eXpecta
ton. This fashion is one that runs with strange
checks made OF self-colored materials. bordered
with multe colored stripes and belonging to no
particular clan, are more popular than any
other useful kind OF costume: but as they soon
become identified with the wearer, unless a
lady can afford to discard new dress after a
few times wearing, 1t would seem better to Sc
1ect something less striking. Very stylish and
Serviceable suits are made OF ladies' cloth. This
material comes In the new shades OF prune.
coachman's drab, olive, Florentine green, seal
brown amethyst and black, and is OF superior
finish and quality this season. the fabric being
more closely woven, but ughter.-Neoc FORK
Post.
FEW WORDS TO Young LADIEs.-Never
permit your collars cuffs or handkerchiefs
10 look dingy, as it is a sure sign of un-
tidiness in other directions Every young lady
should practice the art of doing up these things
neatly. To be careless In these small matters
takes the charm from the prettieot face. To
see The neck encircled with a dingy ruche,
which appears to have seen too long service, or
a rumpled collar which has its first freshness
marred, entirely spoilS the richest toilet Ii is
a great source of pleasure to young girl TO
have her box or little collar drawer well stocked
with these dainty trfeS which draw decided
line between the refined and neat and those
with opposite traits. Do not buy cheap rulfies,
that will not wash. Add few more cents and
purchase yard of pretty lace, and plat It In
the neck of your dress; or linen collar, which
always gives lady like air 10 the simplest
| dress.
| A Mean SANDER
| They had Just exchanged their rings,
| And sat on the sofa together,