Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-12-15
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Turkey ~ i, 81" J.. -hiunahl" color
for velvet ,!r,'~- !annr--.
~tripe5 al le-y !,;jt, nd and
l'iai,i., :.rr oH!y in i.yor ior o~irts Of
Wool drcs>p,.
bridesmaids are 10 Wear colorcJ
gown, hereafter. instead of spotlrss
white. That i, Il ,rn-ihlc fashion.
Thick rcrped silk or ribbed velvet
Is used for the wide collars of chem
iscttes and tlchus Of tulle, silk. null.
and Aurillac lace.
Rocco jewellery is the French
fancy. 1t has garncts and turquoises.
with heads of Limogr enamel mount
ed III antique silver setting.
Black null dotted and scalloped
wlthred embroidery is Il stylish nov
city for gypsy kcrchicfs that are worn
pointed in front and back on the
shoulders.
Brocades are by no means aban
doncd for dinner dresses. but they
now form the draperies and sleeves
with plain satin for the basque and
train.
Ivory on cream white lace of large
figures, plated against crimped or
gandic muslin in two full ruflies, is a
new frilliny for the neck and sleeves
of dresses
Brick red and Russia leather
shades are i'll favor FOR the loose
wrlsted Sara Brrnbardt gloves that
are worn with black dresses. Almond
tlnts are new for dress occasions.
Pockets Of lace and escaiier plush
are made i'll triangular form and sus-
pended from the waist by ribbon
loops: they are worn with evening
dresses and the plush matches the
color of the dress.
The National Dress Society of
Great Britain offers a price of t3O
for the design of female garment
combining ease. elegance. comfort
and health" The divided skirt
has been condemned.
Vatican morning dresses are i'm
ported in exquisite shades of shrimp
pink cashmere with puffed Bretonne
fronts of garnet velvet; others of
Hungarian blue have garniture of
bronze velvet. The slippers are of
alligator skins of the shade of the
trimming.
The British red coat, with black
military braid across the front, is a
fashionable overcoat for the boys to
wear over their white kilt dresses. A
red Turkish fez, or a Glengarry cap
of red wool. and dark red stockings,
accompany this suit.
The English great coat, with point
ed hood or Carrick cape, has taken
the place of the ulster. 1t is long
and simple-shaped garment, without
plating i'll the back, and is single
breasted and fastened by buttons
from top to toe.
Small and dainty mufis are made
of chenille and gilt cord plated to-
gether to accompany the small bon
nets of plated chenille that initiate
the basket bonnets introduced in the
summer. The coitfTe is plainly seen
through the crown of these bonnets.
Most fanciful low shoes and slip
pers are worn with house dresses.
Patent leather slippers have pointed
toes, high heels, curved sides and
Innings of pink or blue kid. Low
Newport ties are of the same glazed
leather But there are also alligator
skin slippers of dark red, light blue,
ecru, olive and plum colors
Fur will be used for the brim of
small velvet bonnets, as it is a be-
comming frame to most faces. A
group Of three small otter heads,
mounted Ga ndturei. is an ornament
for these bonnets. The crown and
strings are of velvet; dark blue and
green velvet are very handsome with
otter trimmings.
Three colors and three different
materials are found in elaborate
evening dresses from Paris; one of
unique coloring has salmon satin for
the front of the skirt, sky-blue bro
caded for the sides, and light water
green corded velvet for the basque
and train: another has dark green
velvet for the princess back, with
terra Gotta satin on the sides, and
shrimp pink brocatelle velvet in front.