Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-01

/ Of red satin Is turned over at TIE wrists. and
sirsight Collar az the neck both NJ oroider
with a sort OF herr ng- bone in green silk match
leg the color Of the smock. The skirt over
which IL is worn and beited is OF rcd satin and
II Is caught up on one side with long loops OF
red satin ribbon. This Will De used as an after
noon reception dress at home, ana Is charming
for that purpose.
Yourg Ladies are putting their amateur paint
mss and emoroideries 10 good use by ornament
Ing parts or their dress very beautifully and in
extensively. one OF the pieces OF work executed
during summer holiday consisted OF vivid car
nations Win olive brown stems upon the cu1S
apron, and orektes or fawn colorei cashmere
ALo her showed mall pink daisies upon cuffs,
and large collar OF black silk, which. edged with
old lace. constitute the highest kind or style Tor
Louise or morning dress VIA roses are
painted upon white satin cap crowns for opera
Wear, ana every girl paints fans ana old-tash-
Toned reticuleS for herself ana her elder friends.
some OF the painting is not very high art. bat
ooln IL and the embroidery are an immense i'm
ploEtment On The Berlin eats and dogs which
usel 10 rep 81 en- cushions tefore the fire or SIT
nance.
HIGH MICK PRESSING.
,d INT lashlon OF dressing the neck very high
setnS 70 have recovered from the slight set
odck winch was probably caused by the long
Snu extremely warm summer aud Will doubt
lesS receive an additional Impetus from the ai-
vent or Mile. Sarah Betnhsrdt one OF whose
ptcunaf1tes IL Is Triple ruche5 OF back lace
nave made Their appearance and very lDag
neecy wool, which are twlsiTd around and
around the throat and the los faStentd WI N
silver pin representing lizard or some sort
OF reptile. Long black lace scarts are used for
the s. rect, and BEGIN 10 divide The honnrs with
the three cornered silk handkercaiefs wld n
cnIy succeed them year ago. blt are begin
nlng 10 disappear inside the neck OF dresses in
stead OF dlsporting themselves, washer Somaa
fashion on the outside.
WINTER FrRs.
There is not much TO say about winter furs
no S,n ntueh depends upon whether We have any
OUTLOOK has been very discouraging aud now
mat nuns have largely fallen into The hands OF
me mliliners there Is little left except seal skin
sacques upon which to base afur trste. For
lined SILK cloaks are dealt IN by every furnish
Ing house, fur cuffs are obsolete and collars
have only pTecar1ous existence for the gauZe
and lace sear1S, and wide null ties are preferred
to them.
If the season should prove one Of exceptional
severity, however, as last Water was abroad,
we shall be fully prepared 10 meet &c. for II we
have not cuffs ana collars we have coats and
cit AXIS MADE entirely or fur, dresses trimmed
nan nan yard deep, and Lapland fur bonneJs OF
look like white mouse Ia Us hole
There Is a new set, consisting OF collar and
muIl, which Is much liked as an accOmpani-
nent or dark WOODEN costumes, which DO not
ADMIT or anything fancy. II Is made OF nltural
undyed beaver, and the nun, at least is much
more sensible than the fantastic combinations
OF lace and feathers and fur and satin and vel.
vet and bows manufactured by the mil!iners
The beaver bonnets IA millinery are The sue
cess OF the season. They are the only styles
crowns and broad brIms enable them 70 fai,e
any shape They are bent into coal scuttles or
turned up la Rembrandt Ia black and ecru.
the only two cOiors In which they are made
they can De worn with any dress, and are
stylish with but little trimming. The beaded
oonhets and small feather bOnnets are only
enect1ve so Tar as color is concerned. They have
no claim 10 distinction in form any m5re Than a
SOUL cap which they resemble, but then they
are very expensive and sometimes very brilliant
Ia plqmage and the changing effects produced
py the alternationS OF crimson ana gold or
amber with dull shades OF red, and bronze and
Old blue are always a revelation.
DRESS AT TIRE OPERA
Is not as brilliant Yet as VIII be later In the
season. Fashionables hardly put In an appeal
aDce until November, ana the early Uoiietuas
are mixture OF late summer with early az
lulnn, ana look more like theater than opera
toilettes. New dolman cloaks OF rich brocadad
satin, and satin de Lyon are quite a feature In
white, plack, or ecru uuts, which show a satin
lining or crimson or old gold or pale gold on
being thrown off or thrown back The black
SILK fur lined wraps are hardly seen probably
they VIII make their appearance by ana by as a
cover 10 magnificent evening toilettes out as
Yet HleSe are ike angels visits, for ladies' who
have resumed 10 the city have not yet received
thelr richest evening dresses from the hands or
lhe moalSte, and would not wear them II they
had until later, so that the october display OF
opera hnery is always mixed. with something
OF the last rose about Its gayeJy and sweet
ness, ana something OF a soberer aud more
practical character about its autumn touches
Some or the prettieSt dresses are ecru with
garnitures OF oriental embroidery, or appliQues
or beaded trimming. one or these outlined a
most beautiful form recently, and it did not
need the superb set or opals and diamonds she
wore 10 attract attention 20 the owner for every
opera glass was leveled at the fair and radiant
figure
Simple but piQuanU was toilette of velvet
aid long haired plush In sapphire blue with Tam
U Shanter cap and no trimmings save bait pns
OF wrought silver ana f1ue White lace rum A AZ
the neck and Wrists.
A brown velvet dress attracted attention De
cause or its quaintness. Ii was perfectly plata
with the exception OF SlaShed sleeves pufTld
WlthF ale amber seam. & string Of amber be AIS
was WON around the neck and an amber comb
III lie hair. JENNY JUNE