Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-07
FASHION WRINKLES.
4 GREAT DEAL OF RED-sTREET COSTUMES GAY
OR sOBER-ORIENTAL LACE ETC


CLOTH is the correct fabric for stylish street
suits
HEAVILY repped fabrics are in the ascend
ant
BLACK STOCKINGS are stylish with dresses Of
any color.
VELVET RIBBONS are much used for dress
trimmings.
LADIES fond Of fancy work knit their own silk
Stockings.
\ GREAT DEAL OF red will be worn by little
people.
STREET COSTUMES are either very gay or very
sober.
THE fishwife's poke is the novelty for little
girls wear.
ARAB red is the newest and liveliest shade of
this color.
Plush is as frequently used for children's
dressy wraps as for larger people.
TAN-CoLORED, long-wristed loose gloves are
the first favorites of fashion.
PLUSH artificial flowers and leaves are strik-
Ing. elegant novelties in millinery
LITTLE girls dresses are even more quaint
and picturesque than In summer
LITTLE girls wear pelisses similar to those of
their mothers and older sisters.
FASHIONABLE women wear laced shoes, but
The button boot is by no means discarded.
colors appear in Paris imported costumes.
SKIRT of bright plaid worn with jacket of
Imperial blue makes very attractive costume.
JERSEY waists In new forms will be worn by
girls and little children, and to limited extent
by the ladies'.
TIE same variety and latitude In color and
materials appear in children's clothing as in
that OF older people.
JAUNTY JACKETS are the accepted fall wrap for
young ladies.
FEATHERS and plenty of them are the leading
Idea in millinery.
SMALL capotis trimmed with velvet are the
bonnet of the hour.
PLAIN LINEN COLLARS and cuffs are worn with
tailor-made cloth dresses.
EMBOSSED velvet founces are the latest ex-
trayagance i'm dress trimmings.
RUFFs ruches and frases for the neck are
full. high and very handsome
VELVET skirts with plain silk and wooden over
dresses will be much worn.
GOLD soutache embroidery appears on a few
red and blue Atwood costumes.
Lone pile plush and fur cloths will divide IA
vor with fur Innings for cloaks.
FUR and feather bands will be used for dress
Is well as cloak trimmings.
The TURBAN and Tam o. Shanter cap and
Turkish fez In red woods and red cashmere will
be much worn by little girls under ten.
The FIRST fall wraps for children are of dark,
rich-tOned. fine wooden plaids, in pelisse-Iike
forms, with pleated shoulder capes.
RICHELIEU ribbed and plain spun silk stock
ings are in favor for ordinary use
DowNY CHICKS appear among the infinite va
riety Of birds used in millinery.
LONG SILK mOusquetaire gloves take prece-
dence of all Others at the moment
The GOssaMER rubber clothing company had
1t all their own way last week
NEW CHENILLE PRINCES appear in lOzenge-
shaped pedants finished by tassels
Fur BEAVERS will continue the first choice for
misses during the coming winter.
METALLIC THREADS. gold. silver and steel, in
tfnted effects. crop out in new braids.
INDIA SHAwLS are once more the height of
fashion for carriage and theater wraps
PLAIN or braided cloth Jackets and Jerseys
Oil be worn with plush and cheviot skirts
ALLIGATOR skin slippers In various shades of
tan and fawn are novelties for morning wear
THE latest novelty in buttons is the bullet
shape. with slice taken Off the top leaving it
fiat.
THIS is to be velvet season. Esthetic reds
and dull blues p-ed0minate among new mix
lures.
PRINTED SATEENs with large figures on dark
colored and tinted grounds are used for cloak
Innings.
The NEW YORK TINES says that women in
Paris and London import dresses from New
York houses.
OTTOMAN Pushes have heavy repped grounds
on which are designs in thick and long rile
plush.
To ATONE for the sparsity with which flowers
are employed In millinery, they are to be used
In profusion on evening dresses.
WAISTCOATS grow in favor. Bismarck sick
and Bismarck angry" are among new colors,
and both are very bilious-looking hnes
THE RAINBOW Is very faithfully reproduced
IN the scarfs shown by the Beau Brummels of
the period.
ORIENTAL LACE will play prominent part In
the trimming of the ball and reception dresses
the present season.
GRANDFATHER's CLOCK now stands In the hall
ofmilady's house. and consequently all visitors
have plenty of time.
PLAIN white handkerchiefs are preferred by
ladies Of conservative taste to the gaudy affairs
Claimed to be fashionable
EMBROIDERY, soutache, ETC., are used In
great profusiOn on autumn and winter dresses
anu III 'hls fashion fancy has the fullest scope
EGYPTIAN TRINKETS have suddenly come into
fashion In London, and will soon be over on
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upon
In FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS there are several
new and pretty styles-one representing an
owl. another sun-dial and third the Ven
dome column.
ONE OF THE NEW BUsTLEs is advertised
under the name OF Multum In Parvo. which re-
minds one of Shakespeare cOnundrum, whats
In q name?"
YE RAPID GIRLS wear bangle from which
dangle tiny champagne bottles, glasses and
corkscrews- They were probably introduced to
facilitate small talk.
HIGH ART SHADES Is what they call the new
cOlors with fanciful names 1t should be re-
membered that high art shades differ very much
from window shades.
SHORT DRESSES, striped fabrics pulled and
plated skirts. or plain ones trimmed around
The foot with immense ruches are still leading
features OF the latest fashions from abroad
AMONG the newest and prettiest bouquet
holders Is one made in the form of a thistle
bloom, in silver and green enamel The shane
OF Tie loweris well adanted for tho nurnoco tho