The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-11-26
FASHION NOTES.

peated skirts are still popular
Red IN the favorltc color of the season.
Velvet bonnets are the most fashionable.
Little boys look well In knit Jersey suits.
Wool brocades trim many suits OF plain wool,
plque waistcoats worn by English women.
PIN head checks In wool fabrics are much worm
Large bonnets Increase In height but not width.
Fur-llned circulars never 90 entirely out OF lash
Ion.
ostrich feather trimming susod on handsome man
ties.
Mahogany aud blush rose are colors that combine
well.
Thc small capote looks more like q Daby's cap than
ever.
Tan-colOred kid gloves are worn with evening
dresses
Pellsscs and poonalses arc the feature Of the pass
There is a disposition to rylyc the old-faShioned
gathered skirt.
Velvet Is the favorate millinery and trimming ma
terial this winter.
The large fur cape will he worn as much this win
ter MS II was last
\ pretty fancy is to trim q black velvet hat with
single white bird
skirts continue to grow more bOuitant In the BACK
and fuller at the Sides.
Some Of the bonnets have the crown OF one color
and the brlm OF another.
Walstcoas rs separate garments are n feature In
English womens dresses
Whteor cnlOred silk handkerChiefs are worn around
the neck inside the cloak.
The linen collars standing bands, with row
of embroidery on the edge.
Paids In dun dark colors are made up FOR traN cling
suits, or for simple house dresses.
Mask wells Of tule dotted with chenille aresylIshly
worn with either turbans or hornets.
n'sE u.essvs uu ,n"o WI" o""''''
Knots OF bright colared ribbons worn the cor
Eritish materials nartIcnin,Iy woolens ara mnch
used I'm Paris for travelling dresses and utility suits
Rail dresses of yeiIinT white and tinted ara AS
much In favor now rs they were In the summer and
fai'.
Rough. surfaced chine materials In wooden mixtures
nf many cOlors the fancy of the parsians at pres
ent.
Many Fanchon aud capote bonnet4 are trimmed
with rnches OF lace ana tiny flowers or loops o ND
Don inside the bfim. .
Ihe leather straps WIN when some cloth anu nan
mel suits are fastened ana trimmed are either OF reu
Russia OF S'''ow 'eathef.
hc latest caprice Is 10 tasteh up tne front Oh nan
mel and c'oih SUITS win straps oil leather passing
through buckles OF the same
Walking suits of velvetcen rival In popularity the
severe tailor cloth costumes. Black isconsiderc
the choice color ot such dresses.
! Velvet collars are to he worn by young girls with
fair white threats and Ney must he fastened hy a
jeweled stud or some fancful pin.
Each leading dressmakcr of Paris makes dresses
according his her own fancy, and, 10 possible
different from All others hence tie variety in STYLES
M, ,,o,,, Co.. ,,,, ,ooI,n,s chou ,ho ,no,or and
o, s,Ioyn S,ih r,rnainns aSS,hrniJored in nanrni
| rniors an hiacl is,cninr md crnsha1 strowherry
| ,,rnunds
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m av o s 1Iont anh mnct Thn siaeyes or
,,nrn,"1ts ara nerfsrtv Main and are tght attinC
,yithon, cugs '' '' ~ IN H
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Lace anu enorn,ueIy are us popular loI .ii,iilnI
winter dresses rs they were loi summer SUITS ior o
dieh. Dark-colored velvet OF push dresses ior h''e
g'ris are orhamehted III th,s way
Cashmere grows In favor for simple dresses, anu Is
worn In All me subuueu coors, rs wei as Ill nlack.
NeW SUITS vi usn1io ,e P'et.In t''hn,cu WIN u",
nronneiS III SILK OF chehe' OF Win o'h's o' P"S"
'ciNe''
The fashion Of hand painting china cannot 10 said
to I've on Its final jambs when young lady receives
-four tcte-a-tGte tea sets, decorated by artistic
friends, among her wedding presents Us occurred In
Boston last week.
Sealskn is as fashion alba MS In mast SEASONS The
redngota of sealSkin is long and nearly tight fitting
with plain coat sleeves. Sealskin sacques are even
longer than they were, some of them reaching almost
To the hem Of tho dress.
Fur lined garments are losing favor as tina fur
apt to rub on on the clothing and dealers say that
many ladies' are having the fur lining taken out on
this account The preference for lining this season
VIII be either for plush or ouiltel silk
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,ynnS mr. Coal IRA mis- vimtar Cor, fnrr 10 nnu, liz
fashion rsgn rsss If sarwants, n,,iac,ions in dnst
ani dir,, or ,ha r,inntion Of t,,a snrn,i,nra w
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a Io,ani So nots 49, ,%i m'" mo tnttE; 'a
a n ,Iis s,'' '' WIZ" ''''"s' o'o constantly 'eo'
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Inc quaint Wlhler costumes IN Wilch ihiahtlIe
humanity isarrayed makes one want to be an angel
IN gnou earnest, III rs realy agefaVtihg 10 ieheh,
Der thec'othes mat We're Thought good enough and
! pretty enough less that u hundred years ago wleh
one Oh ihese picturesque chinreh appears IN sight
Inc ugest chld looks pretly nowadays II is lnother
mas TASTE ana inc discretion 10 go 10 SHOPS whefe me
best fashions are to he obtained
The admirable fashion Of making the component
parts of dresses that they may temporarily at
tached, thus admitting of being transferred to other