Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14
FOR THE FAIR EkX.
Fashion Notes.

K1ush trims dresses, cloaks and bon
Gollars OF dresses are made immensely
Cold thread crops out in the new black
airing is used on all light wool
naIerials.
Hasques will not go out of fashion
shig season.
New Languedoc lace appears in coffee
shzdes.
Plain skirts and corsages grow more
n fashion.
Round capes of cloth were the first
fall wraps.
Jet collars 60 with black silk and vel
ve@ costumes.
Madras plaids take precedence over
Scotch tartans.
FEATHER ruchings areI'revived for
dresses and cloaks.
Eed and gray are fashionable O. .ors
a. Examinations.
Red lace wells will be worn by few
eceentric ladies.
SHRED belts, pointed front and back,
nre fashionable.
Gobelin tapestry borders are seen upon
many of the autumn dresses.
Light wool materials will be de
= <IEneur until colo weather.
Hrocaded fabrics of velvet, silk and
vol will be in high favor.
Hoods appear on many sacks, as well
- ca cloaks and mantles.
Chameleon fabrics trimmed with
plush appear anon fall costumes.
Plush will be more used than fur for
lining cloaks and wraps this winter.
Velvet brocades take precedence OF all
dress fabrics for the present season.
Plain skirts, with a single narrow
bzlayeuse hounce will be much worn.
Amber satin bonnets embroidered
with amber beads and pretty novelties.
EAlh NtlNtA liktl pAl0h
fnund among the new trimming ma
tzxials.
Hox-plaited balayeuse flounces are
more fashionable than make-plaited
oues.
White mousseline de pInde is the
us<erial most used for bridesmaids
dresses.
Velvet brocade dresses are made per-
feetly plain, without any looping or
Gxaperies.
ne new shades of red are Titan,
nHensant, garnet, cinnamon, copper and
zEoubier.
White satin, white nuns yelling and
I&ce make a lovely combinati On for
1rIdesmaids' dresses.
led, heliotrope and shades of ecru and
ozd gold are the favorite colors of the
rznsh Innings of cloaks.
Al sorts Of pelerines, fichus, shoulder
=zpes. round capes and mantles are worn
- street wraps.
Silver and gold thread and tinsel
IHuninate many of the new white and
black Spanish blond laces.
Uncertain shades of green and blue,
colnbIned with every imaginable shade
u red, prevail in plaids.
Some of the new French hooded
Xx1ps form a sort of overskirt, but are
X1ch too complicated to describe. S.
- r
Z 14lznd around the brim with red CASH
Here scarfs, will be worn by little chill
4eIls of lace and Rrenadine have large
dots Of chenille of the shade of the veil,
q xre dotted with gold, silver, black,
WEIfe or red.
Both large and small flower patterns
zurezr in new brocades and damasses,
but cashmere designs are more in vogue
fzan my Others.
me monkey, the parrot and the ele-
rhaEf, are the three animals fashion,
1h1d for ladies' cravat pins, in the
Erazeh capital just at present.
4 Kreat deal Of gray is rsed again for
zz,l6ren's costumes, but 1t is invariably
=<fE|Iened by garnitures of peacock
E|ue= lame color or scarlet.
by boys until they reach about
] z51h<een months wear close French
zzz,z ST iucks, lace and needlework, the
szsne precisely Jas those worn by little
He@ntiful mantle lambrequins are OF
zztIa TO match curtains and furniture,
zzo<aed with pictures of real artistic
Hze<zI, painted in oil or water colors.
Anong the novelties of the season are
@II4int twilled silks, with Egyptian de-
z|1rz. such as ars, lotus leaves, wad-
&s~da aNd hia~n0i uhina hrocad n al