The National tribune., 1880-10-01
Fashion Notes.

Dotted fabrics are growing into favor
The only plain felt hats the Derbys.
Buttons on fancy boots match the costume
RumchudGa and Korah silks are to be
Faaey feathers will be only Derby hats.
Jet ornaments will load down fall hats and bonnets
New aces embroidered with gold and silver thread
The latest coure brings the hair low in the back Of the
neck.
There innumerabe meta'c shades Of green, blue
and olive.
Fancy redcules trimmed with much gathered lace,
cords and tasSels.
Plush aud satin will take the place Of surah silk and
lace ia millinery,
Baayehaes of the stuff as the costumes are coming
into vogue
striking new color for evening wear is glaucus,
bright marsh grass green.
Skirts made much wider than heretofore to I'LL out
the arnpler dress skirts.
The polonaise reappears il indeed it has entirely
disappeared, among the fall styles
Langudoc yellow is shade of that popular color,
which promises to be as much worn as ever.
Cord in colors to match the goods, will be much used
! for trimming dresses and wraps next season
Very short sleeves at All accompany the high
neck corsages of Partisan evening dresses.
"0phelia' is the new dark shade of helrope, which
can be worn alike by blondes and brunettes
Among the new color 'ete dc aSsan is pheasant red
APIS false blue rouge de uenise, tawny red
With keen of the eternal fitness of things the
Anchorite hat viii be worn with the Pilgrim suit.
The ovelest and most unique brocaded and damasSee
fabrics of the fall trade from the jacquard looms
Short dresses admissible the most ceremonous
dress occasions, though trains still much
Combination garments, uniting chemise corset
and short pettcoat in among the lingerie.
Jersey webbing is among the fall mportations, and the
next month
The woman who wears the bright Atwood plaid hand
kerchief suit which is promised viii look like an AMI
mated chessboard.
The Jersey made of plain stocknette and mall
coors to match the ground tps of the plaid and damas
see goods for fall wear.
I New night robes made with sairred yokes deeply
pointed and wide full bishop sleeves shirred in at the
armhoes and wrists.
The fne all-wool plaids in bright calors, ON dark
grounds the noticeable and promise TO be most
worn among the fall goods.
Gold will be as much wornas Gold brocaded and
plain gold ribbons gold cord aud lace appear profusion
among the new millinery goods.
Old gold cardinal, orange canary and pale blue and
green, grounds Of bronze plum noire aud blues,
| the prevailing colors in the damassee fabrics
The wide belt of saddle grth canvass with straps of
leather and buckles while it is in questionable taste with
any dress must positively be only with demoiet.
The two corsage bouquets which it is the caprice of
the moment to wear placed at the waist on the
left sde and the other the neck also the left side
| high and far back.
Ladies-they should however be very young and pret
ty ades-may the largeembroiderad and ace-trim
med bib collars which have heretofore been Worn by small
4 children.
The fancy feathers which hare been so much viii
be superseded this fall by ostrich tips and feathers the
elegant hats and bonnets and plush will be much
used instead of velvet.
The fall bonnet ismmense and eccentric in form IN
Size Most Of the imported of furry beaver and
plush felt the coors heavy and rich, being mainly
old gold, red and black
Crown braids and puffs discarded, aud with the
plain Atmode Of fhardressng which coming into vogue
he old dfashioned sdecombs reappear. They are made
IF coral ceulod ivory shell and jet. Strings of pearls
are also again in the hair.