The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-10-14
Late Position Notes.

New silver bracelets are made in cx-
act imitation of the handouts worn bv'
criminals.
A pretty dress stuff for Chi dren's suits
is a trape-tinished serge in broken Scot
fish plaids.
Carnations, marsh mallows. peoples
and ox-eye daisies are the most fashion
able flowers for trimming fall round hats
of dark straw
Handsome "Roman" and Egyptian"
pens, clasps, jeweled bands and buckles.
hmade in the United States, are a promi-
nent feature of millinery and cloak gar
niture this season.
Small capotes of white or tinted satin,
completely covered with soft fluffy white
| ostrich tips, are worn. They are very
pretty and becoming to youthful ladies'
For their elders the same fashion in
black, bronze, brown, garnet and dark
\ green is much followed.
Black silk stockinet jerseys are very
stylishly worn with skirts OF black vel
vet and broad sash drapery to cover the
joining over the hips. made of MORE or
black surah deeply fringed on the. ends.
To the jersey are added velvet shout
der cape and velvet cuffs which reach
to the elbows.
Ribbon, in velvet, MORE or satin, is
worn in great profusion on. dresses and
mantles as sashes, bows for draping
scarfs and TUNES, papillon bows, SCAT
tered over founces and pullings, and
loops pendant over killings, appearing
amid folds of lace, or as edges to bodice
and tunic.
The Jeanne d. Arc corsage, open on
one side and laced with silk cords, and
corslets laced under the arms, alluded
to early in the summer, will be much
worn with full evening dress this and
the coming season. These corsages are
cut square, heart shape, or in ' point
in the neck, and accompanied by a
guimpe and sleeves of white lace,i or a
chemise Russo of white muslin, EN-
broidered in the varied colors Of the
dress. Iaat "a,
A pretty street dress of dark olive
brown an eryeilleux is made very short
with a close stirring reaching from the
waist downwardto the depth of twelve
inches. Fellow this are narrow RULES
edged with olive-brown velvet, which
extend to the foot of the dress; oyer this
skirt is laid a graceful scarf drapery OF
the merveilleux arranged Il L EScinre-
higher ON one side Ahan the other, and
held at the left side with large bronze
chanel slide. The bodice is short on
the hips, with long points front and
back and lis open at the chest over q
gagged plastron of the merveilleux. Al
each side of the opening are wide revers
of bronze-brown velvet. 80 ws;y
Thick, soft, Atwood serges in heavy
distinct twill are brought out this an.
tumn in dark. stylish cloth colofs, olive
and laurel green, ruby, scabieuse, gar
net, putty color, royal blue, wooc
brown, and in many shades of gray. Al
attractive material also for the season
is wool sateen, n fine fabric, CORE
spending to the cotton sateen worn al
summer, but much moro durable anC
appropriate to the cooler weather. L
answers the same purpose as cashmere
but has more body and smooth satin
like surface.
The English walking-coats of hunter
green, admiral blue, mastic, or amber
colored cloth, fastened with silk cords
and brandebourgs or frogs, are more
than ever the fashion this season
These chic-looking coats are infinitely
more becoming to graceful figures thai
cape, dolman, or short Wis tie, setting
off the form to fine advantage Thu
stylish "Dorsay'' polonaise of plail
cloth in monochrome coIors, or o
cheviot in miniature checks and stripes
is also highly popular for travelling pur
poses or promenade dress, oyerskirts o
velvet, silk, satin, or velveteen of
deeper shade than the fabric composing
the polonaise. ...f.
For autumn wear the very riches
lampas velvet, embroidered satins
MORE antique, and MORE Francois, witt
satin stripes brocaded in velvet, silk
satin, or velvet raj. ed on gold or silve
cloth, are to be used in the composition
Of the most elegant toilets. These ricl
fabrics can be employed for jackets
plastron fronts. tabllers, or panels. an(
in some cases for very grand toilets they
are to be used for dresses cut en- p1TR
ceSSe. Such materials should never bt
draped, but allowed to fall in long, un
broken folds, with as few loopings u
: possible; and as to trimming their
should be none except upon the bodice
and here it should be of lace of tn
richest description. N. T. Evening Post