Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12
FASHION WRINKLES,
NCH iexeirf 1. fnuch nnrn-

TER "bael aste-'' hat is agifn poTrla-
The DeSrS' mats IN .ie Of piece " the
dress material
sAcHETs AND CUSHIONS OF hand painted satin
are Pretty v8'ertfne8
BLACK STRAW LACE BONNEr9 VIII TAX, Tho Mac
CT ace bonnets Sext seas IN
BtAcK SIZE HOSE aud biacx kid glove, are worn
Vith the ligHtest ball dresses
SMALL FIGJRs3 on dark grounds are the rule
Of the new -priGC co'ron p~ints.
CARvsD wooden Knife boys sn1 salt boxes.
~ an old English style. arr being made for the
Kitchen.
wlLLow-.arTEsS cups and saucer- printed
IN colOrs are baiGg USED largely IN Elslan1 for
invitation 10 tea
A BUNCH IP Strawberries or cll3tnr OF
mandarin OraHges are substituted for the
flowers morn AT the IL.
IT Is ASSERTED that plain silks viii again be
fashionable IA the sCTing inaSmuch a. they are
Low used for bridal dresses
LARGE howing sleeves for jackets. and sIeeyos
gathered 81 the shoulder and wis. for gowns
arc 20 c1ma next, II the m'lliaer5 caa nlna,e
10. "o0
THs GOWN which wen consorts with the
granny bonnet has It's waist gathered seven or
eight timaS across lts width a1i A skirt a.
straight a. can D. worn.
PoKs >NSsT5 fo1 the sI'nnar VIII b. mad
ol Two Kinds OIL straw u1l.S5 Il IL lac braid Is
used for o1t1 crown and brlm 7 IL propne-
S'tu Llat a PT0fusioG OF HJHcT5 SIsI o. uSai
upon them.
kplGB AnsTAN0FLB. the Oil Turkey red CT
y aTs past Is nov the rage in Paris Fashion
able ladies wear drcsss5. skirts. SIX woven IN.
d"rwCaf, bJnuetS. hose boots co sets and
gloves OF this brilliant color
TAINTED dresses are still IN vogue on both
sltts OF tia Atlantic. An effective strange
me Mt recently noticed In London was n lda by
The front breadth or n PrinCesse CIT tea gown
a "A trf1 tergss
an )&smiGt'. Tue p Itnting ia sucl Work should
never b. tntCk with body cOiors: { lie shades
Should blend Ia TO the color Orthe ground,
hNOTEEs psLIdHTFUL IDEA N HAIR is being
Extensively revived. Hair now on tue brow,
down 20 the eyebrows IN fact, IL the latest
sweet ti.iL- This arrangement fs ren-
deTed more effective By being frilled and
clustered AID parted on one side OF the fore
mead Eut-Rnd tiI' is a particular but
many denr creatures can't fix it ar all either
fheiT locks wont come any lower or their tenn
pies are too nigh, or perhaps, Qet us Whisper,
little bald. an ingenious coitfeUr has tn
Vented "a brow adOTner with parting CON-
pitte, guaranteed unnaturally natural.
A LOVELY PARTY DRESS PoE YOUSG LADY,
says the New York POSt. Is made OF corn colored
India muslin, With bodice and wide sash OF
Scarlet satin. The skirt is trimmed with three
rows OF kllted plaltings edged with ecru lace.
The broad sash Is caught up fn Vatican
style In rrGut. aud forms long scarf drapary
On the back. The corsage Is garnished with
sGhIltE Sff 4NiUm DlO,SOIQS, TIA TOSSDi1S anu
collage The sleeves are short, and the long
In0usquCtsirc gloves have narrow wreath OF
flowers around the tops; sc lrlet satin boots
hand-emDro.daTed with flowers to match the
C5rsa9e garhittIre. aud a large fan or canary
Jolorei feathers with bow OF scarlet satin and
3 spray OF L.. roses tn the center.
TIE VIOLIN rI.AIDs, Ike those IN cotton
goods are 10 longer Scotch tsrtans, but are
mixtures OF Madras c0iOIs, with the Eng
Ash designs In cloths worn by gentlemen.
And fkfNl combined with fAnCtful
French TASTE: thus the large piaidS viii
De made up CT small checks, the inner block W II
he q single color, and the bars VIII give the
Illuminated threads OF EandyCE red, green, etc.
TheTe are also half-transparent fabrics that mix
3hese co,ors up without any apparent design, yet
produce a very rich effect. Mixed silk and WJ1l
StUGs for parts OF suits are shown in block par
ferns. each block half an inch square, one block
with satin surface being next wooden on;
contrasts OF color are the rule in these, SUCH ss
dark green With old gold Nandyck' red with
blue, olive with pale blue, and white with
CT am, blue. Or pink These will be used for
laSqlleS OF dresses that nave plain wool FOR tie
t6irt.-HdT sI-1 B,izar.
STRING AND SUMNER woeLENs--Tha new
wooden fabrics for spring and summer dresses
are wills OF light quality, or else they have
smooth. even surface that Is very loosely
woven. To make such goods Of the pureSt
y COL and of least weight has been the object
With manufacturers this winter, IS the various
cotton goods have been brought 20 sucD per
fiction that they have almost driven summer
woOlens out Of use. Hence there are many
new 5turs IS tran sparent as the Saecres+ mis-
IDS, ret OF tie plant woods That make grace
ful CiDgirg dTapeTie5. Bay0Hnalst is one OF
these fsbTtet that has long been a f5vOrite In
claCk Tor laltes VINO dress IL mourning: this l.
20" sno"n IN Whl,e; drao, French gray, pale
blue, and AtheT delicate shades. for making
TIE entire dress on a silk foundation. Nuns
Stillrs and the tine French cuttings. with
many qualities of what Is called wool muslin.
are shown again In all the coloTs used last
YEAR. and iC soma neS ttGts, suc1 as maize,
gray, and olive.
TaICKsR YoOI GOODS sufii ,tently heavy for
the early spring months, are shown in stripes
both ,ensthSlse and bayaders. pIaid5 Om1re
fsEtee5l. shepherds checks. and bordered pat
terms. The c0lors In these are very T.ch ard
are quantity combined. so that they produce a
uulet eject. Notwithstanding great deal OF
It'd and yellow Is used There are suggestions
OF Oriental tastes In the richness OF these
roioTs. yet the English fancies seen in Cneyiots
and bome5punS are also recalled by the dark
grounds slightly Illuminated by threads OF
brilliant c0lors. O0sbre, OF shaded hgures,
stripes. and pialds prevail, and TO graduate
single color through all It's tones. from the
darkest TO the nghtest, Is q marked feature OF
new fabrics OF al qualities OF wool aud also OF
stlS for trimmings. Among the new colOrs is
Nandyck red. which is darker and softer than
1he cardinal shades so long used; a great deal
of reseda. or mlgnonette-color, is revived-a
gray green tint that contrasts prettily with
many shades: porcelain blue Is lovely with
white, and also combines we'll; there Is De-
sides, great deal OF olive and OF clear deep
green, with The natural beige tinis 50 long
Anu slflu yciiON uEl3Ht
- that Of NJ arshal Nell roses.
FoR TRAVELLING DRESSES aud nice wool
Butts there are heavy bciges aud light
scaDefs-har stufrs, With The ground u ade
APP OF rN'S ray stripes-the merest threads
OF olive. draO, reseda- or perce!a in
blue, alternating with cream white lines-and
provided on one selvedge with solid stripe for
bordering tn some rich shade that trims we'll
This border Is often woven like Chuidah TO give
ZiZZag heIriDs-b bone effects Pin head checks
sometimes take the place OF the narrow strip =
Oh the body OF these goods. The cross stripes
called OayadeTe. are shown in very quiet and also
an very gay cOlors for combining with plain
goods The plates accompanying these show
teIy graceful short dresses, with a
singte SKIRT and double breasted bls1ue
The skirt s covered with nounces OF
Two Wltths the wider founce,s of me
tayadere being double the width OF th- narroS
Hills OF single color. The basque is OF me Sin
Sle shade with collar, reyers. and CUTS OF inc
stripes Sometimes these stripes are used dlar
Onally .and sometimes lengthwlse as Wen as hori
Iontally; they are also effective for lining and
facing plain stufts, Only glimpSss or the lining
ENG seen Inside the reyers and other retrOussf
Sdnds that are shown on new costumes.
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