Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
FASHION WRINKLES.


1EnIA SHAwLs never 20 out OF fashion.
IHE IoREADOR IS a new London bonnet
TIE BEAUHARs4Is IS the latest large hat.
CARS are DE- Tigp1tr for well-dressad har1y
LACE PINS have completely superseded other
kinds OF brooches
TIE NEWEST MUFFs IN London are made Of a
piece OF the dress
The DRodAS CAP is shaped very much like
French pastry cooks.
DEEP YELLOW and coral pinl; China asters are
the flower OF the moment
WADDBD AND QUILTED SATIN SLIPPERS arp
worn for comfortable home Ieliyee toilet
JERSEY CORsAGES and striped woolens for
skirts are leading stJ les ia skating costumes.
LINEN bunting finished with rows OF r3y-
getting. is the new material for window Gu
tatne.
''!'URITts HEAD DRESSES" are what the Eng
lsh ladies call the dainty little close fitting
DOnnetS Whlcn are now the rage.
lEsY WIDE muslin cracats trimmed with IL 20
are wor1 around the neck again, with the large
DOW lied on one side a Ia B5rnhardt.
bSE-hALP Oh the lower part OF sleeve is o.
casOEaliy covered with netting OF fe+ beads
ind'cAing collar and can OF the same mae
Tia..
Plush has baeJcae e-rIasias.t.ll anI viii be
seen as Il back ground Tor many m1ttoas 10
eversreeus wuiru Sil be nQGs III chIrCle5 1T
Christmas
with f.ir DIT have Collar cuffs and pocket
Wet Iua1"of l. ! tIr border is thought d
GrrEacl I-CI4. ,Ae styje
GKEy SIX STOCKINGS embroidered in coior
fOr t..r house. ngst tints for receptions. and
Ec,i S-ncSiGGS or JaO5e MAJ ching The gown Iof
The street. Il the style in Paris.
FREScH1ES have m2fjA up their minds that
there Is no rt,I5ln way al the god things OF
this world shonlt b, m1nopoinet o. The Ia lies,
ana are wearing seal aud otter skin.
i,n--T1S TfTu sr,-fyt T.s-DarL-s that
girl wears bangle outside Torsted mi5ten,
one Is obliged To think that her jewei case Is
81 tI.i that she has no Otuer place 10 puC tl2
article. lt would oe uncharltabe TO suppose
tDst she Is fool.
LADIES who are making whole gowns out 81
the brOcades row sold at halr-price are informed
hy HIJI~T'S BIzGT tGat the dreSsaS should &c
very simple III style, with peasant waists
broad collars. wide belts WITH slSles, close
sleeves, aud a tuli round SKIRTS with no trim
ming AZ The back.
FOB CHRISTMAS TREES this year the htieoIs
caUdy bags. which make Tree look Ike q
bJrsted cotton bale. Will be replaced py co Ks
and st0TNS. fn The bodies OF which one can hide
a. many sugar plumS as are good for one boy
who Is wearing his best Jacket. and by guitars
" HE q are more expensive.
PARTISAN ACTRESSES wear paper lace great
6;e&l. II IS tough. and so effective on the stage
10 cannot De distinguished from real lace. BY
these Intelligent women Ii is considered the
height OF folly 10 wear q lot of costly lace
which T1aY be ruined In night, when 81 worth
or paper looks Just as We'll.
JAPkNESE BRoSZES aud her articles OF big
otry and virtue are all rery well but the ladies
who are trying TO introduce the Japanese fash
ton Of cOtllng the hair at the sides OF the head
AID fastening 1t by silver pins. Will have much
TO answer for. when they are arraigDed ior The
crime OF increasing the amount or uglness In
this world.
MANY OF the cloak sleeves are rathe: short.
the lower part being turned back 10 The depth
OF ten Inches. This gives a bright and stylish
effect, as Lhe Things are usually OF some gay
cOlored plush. The lower edge OF tae mantle
not unfrequently is turned up with the pand or
the same. and the plush is then introduced in
the hat trimmings
SATIN PETTIC0ATS are very fashionable this
winter, made in every shade or color, from
black and garnet 10 gold and scarlet, and laid
IN pufflngs or cuttings or trimmed with Fat
bands OF the material. richly embroidered and
often hand painted Very pretty and service
able skirts are also made or Austrian wool
These skirts are u5uaiy-trimmed with several
rows or Knife or box plated trills which have
previously been frightened by 1ne lines OF silk
NOTWITHSTANDING.
BRIDES continue TO show faithful allegiance
10 the traditional white or ivory satin. Indeed
IL has become regular uniform which changes
not. Last week two sisters were married at
The same time regardless or ignorant OF The
venerable superstition that double weddings
are uniucky. A description or Inc dresses is
almost perhuous-WAlJa SATIN white wells
and orange blossoms. The seven bridamaIis
wore White Cashmere dresses turned uO ATTN
white PeEin velvet. relieved WIRE punches OF
crimson roses. They also wore neGk:ets u
crimson velvet. with monogram clasps uI.an
OF coral and silver. The brides travelling dress
was OF dark navy blue velvet With coat ast
and RpH 70 mach. A married sister Nos'a a
Quaker grey satin d. Lyon trimmed with or
let velvet and RubanS haI TO CORRESPOND
The brides mother wore d dress or .-I0nion
smoke silk. trlInined with piuk-aud-siigpr
brOcade. add bonnet made o. the bror ans
adorned with req and white eurrants-Nr,
ful'b Pos.