Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
Fashions for Young sTsa.

In neckwear the puff scarf is to take
the place Of all the various shapes Of
fiat "breast-plates." This is an adapts-
ton of the French style, and the manu-
facturers are vying with one another
in the endeavor to produce the hand
soonest effect. The small figures and
polka dots that have been 50 popular
in the past will be superseded by far
ing colorS and rich velvets. All the
grounds are brilliantly lighted, and
covered in the brightest tints, cardinal
gold, bright blue, gendarme, etc. The
De Joinville scarf also will find many
admirers. The designs are mostly bold,
in two color spots and rings, and ali
over tissued satins. In handkerchiefs,
new designs are shown i'm linen with
very striking figures and colors, mostly
of a plain color surrounded with a bril-
liant border, of Roman cOlOrs and large
spots. The silk handkerchief is scarce
~ shown save in the variety known rs
English silk, and plain white Is to be
more popular among the ultra fashion,
able than 1t has been for eight years.
Ia half hose Romaa colors will be all
the rage; terra Gotta shade is 10 be,
however, a strong favorite. In pure
silks, for full dress wear, black will be
generally worn, bat other solid cOlOrs,
navy blue, garne', etc, will find pur-
chasers. In collars, there will be no
material change, the standing, close
fitting collar finding the greatest num-
Der of admirers. There are no changes
to report in shirts for evening dress,
and, although some very drcssy young
men will wear an embroidered front,
the plain bosom with small studs is the
proper thing. The open front is worn
more than it has been for years, amt as
it is something of novelty of late
years, it bids fair to be all the 90.
In underwear, heavy English
Balbriggan suits are shown in
all the esthetic tints, terra alba,
sage, and terra Gotta, with silk
stripes, though solid cOlOrs of the same
tiuts will also be worn. These suits are
very handsome, and will sell at from 81
to SIS suit. Pure silk underwear is
unchanged in everything; it is tritle
too expensive for manufacturers to at
tempt to force any decided colors into
it, and in the well-known color it cam
not be initiated, and show for itself.
Suits for winter wear will cost from Sl5
to $50, depending on the quality and
size desired. Suspenders will be nom
elastic silk in rich sporting designs, and
the polka dot will be popular, variously
mounted with silver, and gilt chains
and white calf skin. The favorite col
ors for gloves will be mahogany and
red tan; the material will be fine chew
rette 1t is impossible to- thoroughly
stamp out the standard black, though
self-embroidered will be worn. In jew
elry the unique French patterns will
find ready sale for scarf pins, as there
is an increasing taste for designs that are
not worn by every body else, and as the
fashions in this article change so fire.
quently, gentlemen prefer to purchase
the imported article in preference to the
pure gold and jeweled pins shown by
the jeweler. In rings and sleeve but
tons hammered and plain Roman gold,
encrusted, will be en- regle- The stones
to he worn are diamonds, aqua marine,
jacinth, pink, tourmaline and crysolite,
though much latitude is allowed in this
matter