Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-16
FASHION WRINKLES.


fashionable contrast III cOlors.
FASHION AUTHo IrIes say that less false hair
than ever is 70 b 'encq hereafter.
OLD GREEN. Old .;g@r,s blue. and old rouge
are among the new slas!cs for autumn goods.
SOME ANXIOUS T. be admired women ROW
have artificial Ye.ns painted on their neck. arms
and hands.
INDIA Cs.TizR.: and catners-hair will remain
In favor, nO;w,t..stanl n The revival of the
repped wooden CCeds.
New H0CsE WE.FPEaS come in cashmere in
all the new co!oTs. and white with embroideries
of silk frightened with gold and silver beads.
HERS Is A TsagTai.E W,RxING: \ well known
leader Of fashion a. Newport was not asked to
one of the reccat ,..ausrs because SIZE enameIs
her face
THERE viii he o ..rcat variety OF styles for
sleeves this fall. bus the most popular will be.
as usual, coat s.rcTc around The waist.
PoIxr SHOES are going ont of fashion in Eng
land because the !'y.Gee of Wales would never
Consent TO wear them and has ridicuIed them
from the beginning
At PRESENT the preference is for plain goods
for new dresses. bus there will be .nany eombi-
nation Grcs=es that will h. partly made of
striped @cc.!s or o. large figured aUcics.
soAEgoDy rises =. Il gust to say that eight
out OF ever G,zrI fashionable women of the
day paints ieT i:.ce. eyebrows anG lips. Isn't
1t awtui:'
The PELIsSE 20 be worn next winter is pre-
eisely like the !oI.; plain redincotes worn two
years ago 1t is made of cloth and trimmed
with braid doyl ,de front and back, bat not
around the skist.
A GREAT DEU. Of dull red is seen on the
newly Imported c. tunes. and a touch of red
is in almost al toilets, tlOurn it may be only a
copper-red silk arokc-cA.tf q famin9o's breast
on the tur5@l CT terrl.-cotta gloves.
IT Is NOT in good taste TO wear slipper or
very low-cut shoe upon the street. bat when it
Is done the slipper sl1uI always be worn over
black stockings III t:i:s case the height of the
shoe will hardly be = rived
WHITE with geld. white with silver. lilac and
pansy shades are the colnrs for dinner and
evening dresses worn at Newport. White. pure
and simple, is losing favor because it has been
so generally VIII during the summer. and it is
now usually accompanied by red and yellow.
SAILOR HATS will be worn this fall trimmed
with ribbon as t.eep "a the crown, drawn
tightly around it. AMI then tied with an upright
bow at one side A wreath of poppies or corn
flowers. or mixture of both is frequently
added with good effect. The dyed strawS
matched to the toilet. are easily found as they
come in nearly every color in this jaunty shape
ELEGANT SKIRTS for dressy wear are made of
black satin de Lyon. with rufiies of the same
alternating with those of black Spanish lace.
With this skirt is tunic OF black satin de Lyon
In pannieT style. bCrGefe;i with black Spanish
lace rufiies. aad aU0ve this jersey Jacket of
plain black Lyons velvet. finished at the throat
with colarette OF Spanish lace.
JERSEYS woven into shape and the elastic
ribbed cloths Known as jersey cloths are more
largely imported than at any previous season
since they Were introduced. TIE preference
for English STYLES. and the coming of Mrs
Langtry. merchants believe viii popularze all
Jersey fashions, and it is declared that silk
Jersey cloth III livery white. crevette and skv
blue will be used for the cGrsares for evening
dresses of velvet. Ottoman repped silks, and
satins.
EVERYBODY acknowledges the many adyan-
taces accruns to a black lace bonnet 1t can
be full dress or jishauille. With handsome
cluster of flowers it becomes suitable for the
. opera or the races; without them it may be
worn anywhere. In using fine iaces millners
are not adding beads. having at last discovered
that line lace needs nothing to bring out its
beauty Less expensive laces are, however,
deliberately beaded, and are used in cOmbina-
tlon with jetted crowns Oval or round beads,
for outlining. continue to be used. In choosing
imitation pearl beads for use on bOnnetS in
tended for evening wear, those of a decided
yellow tinge should be selected. because they
are more like the real Roman pearls
For possessors of costly jewelry the affecta-
ton Ia. excepting on great occasions. not to dis
play it. When. however, the time arrives for
its exhibition, it is the custom to lavish Jewels
not upon the neck and arms alone, but over
various portions of the dress for besides the
necklace. eardrops and bracelets. which used
formerly to constitute the sole adOrnings the
draDprfpS nv Had
clasps, rings and crescents. There are tiny
dress buttons of diamond ruby or sapphire
Anne of Austria bells. glittering with half
precious gems. and combs. arrows. Greek ban
0eaux. and other glttering paits1ts.
A PRETTY WALKING COSTUME for a young girl
IL made Of dark blue italian rep goods, with
hollow plaits of the same upon the skirt. and
between the interstices are set bands of Turkish
cashmere in coors of gold blue. olive and faint
dashes Of scarlet. A scarf of the rep goods
edged with the mult-colOred fabric. divides the
skirt from the deep basques of the casaqun
bodice, and is simply crossed over the back with
alternate loops of each material. The bodice is
trimmed with deep collar and a long, tapering
fevers of Turkish cashmere. The long tight
sleeves have revers to match. The sailor hat is
OF dark blue satin braid. trimmed with band
OF dark blue surah and wreath Of bluebells
scarlet poppies and foliage OF olive green rose
leaves.
REPPED SILK SKIRTS are imported ready
made, and the economist can buy one of these
Of the useful black silk, and wear it with
eolored braided cadet jacket OF cloth, or Jer-
sey waist woven In shape, or else made Of
elastic ribbed cloth. or with q velvet Jacket, or
ApOlonaise OF cashmere. cloth peiisse. or any
OF the many waists or over-dresses that will be
used, of different fabric from that of the skirt
Among these are black silk skirts with three
groups Of len@thwse pleats on the front and
sides, beginning at the belt. and extending to
the foot. but which are broken by single wide
cluster OF shirring third of yard above the
foot; the back has long and bOufTant drapery.
Other black silk skirts have deep satin fans in
serted at the foot TO divide the silk part into
four panel breadths; the top has the short full
panniers that are made OF lengthwise pleats
such skirts cost from s2S to $50.
HASDKERcHIEF Pouches AND Bags continue
IN fashion They add very much TO the finish of
o toilet designed for any occasion. be 1t picnic
party or ball. Very handsome ones are now
Sold, made Of black velvet. embroidered IN tinv
gold buds with leaves, edged with gold lace
lined inside with UDli- Palorad sill