Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-21
FASHION WRINKLES.
SEW wRAPs-RED AND NAVY BLUE-RICH VELVET
AND PLUsHEs-NEw LINEN CoLORs, ETC.

AND PLusHEs-NEw LINEN coLoRs, ETC.
UPRIGHT ruffs of lace and net show off fair and
slender necks to advantage.
BREToSNE JACKETS Of white cloth are trimmed
with colored silk embroidery and hanging
SECURES.
FINE BLACK cashmere costumes are trimmed
with terra-cotta, or ruby red, covered with
black lace.
SILVER BRACELETS have a very narrow ring
around the wrist from which hang old coins of
gold and silver.
BLACK VELVET CORsELErs, shaped very much
like French eorsets are worn over white cash
mere or nuns cloth dresses.
DARK RED CLOTH costumes are braided with
black soutache. set on in relief in designs rep
resenting lunches of grapes.
BREAKFAST caps of fanehon shape are made
of the new mulls with colored grounds on
which gay roses printed.
NEW AND STYLISH WEARS are made of rough
ruby of brown cloth. bordered with fur, and
faced with satin Onthe inside
The NOVELTIES OF THE FALL SEASON may be
found IN the dry goods stores of Washington.
and at just as low prices as in New York.
No YOrNG lady feels that her wardrobe is
complete this season without one of the new
braided jackets in gray, brown. navy blue, or
black.
COPPER shades with electric blue: strawberry
red with rifle green. and brown with green are
the contrasts OF color favored for autumn
toilets.
The LARGE open work canvas collars and
cuffs seen so plentifully in Paris for two seasons
have made their appearance here, and bring
high prices.
LARGE LINEN COLLARS and cuffs embroidered
upon the material in fine open worked patterns
accompany cashmere dresses, embroidered upon
the material.
VERY LONG stemmed roses are the artificial
flowers most desirable for corsage bouquets. A
single rose costs 81, and from five to ten are
mounted in group.
AT THE MILLINERY openings last week mufs
were shown to match bonnets. The soft muff
OF velvet or plush trimmed with chenille fringe
Is prettiest with dark bonnets.
MORNING Cows are nearly all made i'm shades
of red or wine, trimmed with black or cream
lace. or with only MORE ribbons of the same
shade. in long clustering loops.
CAsTELLATED EDGES make tasteful finish for
basques and skirt-frOnt breadths of cloth and
cashmere dresses. They are made more effective
by being welted with a cord or fold of bias silk
NEW BAseCEs are single-breasted When
ornamental bust drapery is added it takes the
form of a long gu1npe. or a short pastron, either
square or oval, and made very full by gathers
and folds.
CORDED SILKS Outnumber satins in imported
dresses These are to make long slender
0verdress, with skirts of rich brocaded silks
that have the figures of plush or velvet thrown
mp on corded silk surface
The COMBINATION of red with navy blue is as
fashionable as ever. Some pretty navy blue
dresses of Indian cashmere are. trimmed with
several rows of small red buttons. These STYLES
are particularly suited to misses.
STUDENTS CAPS of velvet with a soft crown.
shirred band, a large bow in front. and
birds wing on the left side. are worn by young
ladies aud are chosen to match the color of the
costume with which they are worn.
New DRESSES are less ciinging to the figure
than they have been for years. Skirts are cnt
to give fuller appearance. and the pulled
drapery is very large. as it is mounted on a
cushion of hair sewn to the skirt lining.
SILK squares for the neck are doubled and
pointed low in front. and the Jpen space filled
in with two frills of lace. Sky blue. crushed
strawberry. and cyecette squares are used. with
the edges scallored or trimmed with lace or
hemstitched
VELVET round hats with high square crowns
and straight brims in sailor shape are becoming
TO youaanifsees. They havstwo wide bands
Of velvet folded around theicrO and dar-
ger or arrow OF gilt. bronze or silver is thrust
in the band.
CARRICK capes take away the stiff. plain look
OF cloth redingOtes. They are made of plush
with a turned-dOwn collar fastened by q silver
brooch; or they may be of the cloth of the gar
ment with the collar covered with braidinn and
border of braiding on the edge.
HANDSOME BLACK COSTUMES have long redin-
cote of terry velvet with heavy reps and a plain
velvet skirt trimmed with two narrow founces
of Spanish lace. When the redingote is de-
signed to hang open from the waist the skirt
mont Is covered with narrower flOunces of lace.
ARRow-PofSfs, arahesques. lotus leaves. ODE
hsks, columns with various Egyptian and Turk
tsh designs are woven in the new tapestry wool
lens that are fashionable for overdresses ia
panese stOrks and fan patterns are also imported
but have lost favor, as they have been SO long
used.
A SKIRT OF VELVET embossed with bronze
kid. and paletOt of cloth with border Ct fur
or feathers is an elegant model for winter suits
Dark green and seal brown are the most de-
sirable cOlOrs for such dress. The bonnet is a
poke OF felt with velvet band and large bird
for trimming
BLACK LACE FLOUNCES that have been out of
use almost for q generation are being draped
ON petticoats and trans OF the stately dresses
worn at dinner parties. Chantiiy Spanish and
guipure are the fayorite black laces for fiounces
Bonnets covered with scarf of the lace to
match are worn with these dresses at recep-
ITEMS
EMBOSSED VELvETs and pushes are very fash
tonably combined with plain fabrics of the same
kind, the figured goods being used for the short.
plain skirt, the plain for the coat or upper part
ecf the costume Frogs and corded passe-
nenterIes across the front are revived as trim
nings, or they are finished with lace and very
handsome buttons
TASTEFUL DRESSES of black and white shep-
herds checked wool have the skirt trimmed
with wide hounce that is bordered with three
rows of black velvet ribbon and a laveuse over
SKIRT turned up widely with velvet on the revers
Inc PLAIN round basque is black Jersey wool
fastened by brandeb0urgs and edged with wall
of-Froy blocks bound with white braid
The VERY LONG TRAINS OF new evening
dresses are a reaction on the short skirts and
halftrains worn during the summer Four or
Eve ample straight breadths give sufficient full
ness Tor the back the front is en- fouTreau or
sheath-shaped. elinging TO the figure and repre-
sents PettleOat, rs it has no upper drapery.
tut IL very elabgrafpiV trimmed acrnSs tba low