Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22
FASHION WRINKLES.
PIE yEIikzT sEAsoS-CoSTaisTISa COLOR COM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ooLLARETrsS. ETC.

BLACK toilet. are as much worn as ever.
THE snort, glace kid glove is a thing Of the
past.
surrs of rife green tailor made, will be much
worn. -.
Zor,vs Jackets are among the coming
styles
SLEEVES have a decided tendency TO funess
at the top.
FLouSCEs p;nked out on the edges are again
fashionable.
SEA-. Brown suits, tailor finished, are very
fashionable
GAY aud severe styles of dress are equally
fashionable.
THE KSoITED SILK HANDKERCunsF is as much
used a: ever.
LARGE COLLARS AND LACE FICHUs are de
rigrtr,,- for full dress
FUE-TPIns,D PEiISsEs will be worn as the
season advances.
VELVET. PLUSH AND CHENILLE are the leading
dress trimmings.
ENGLISH JACKETS AND JocKEY-cAP BoNNErs
will b. muca worn.
Felt AND VsI.vsr BoNSErs will be worn to
the exclusion of plush.
PoiSTxD OR TArsaISG Crowns for bonnets
are no longer fashionable.
NEW ROUND H,rs have stiff high crowns and
straight or rolling brills.
PUFFED sleeves in Queen Mary style are seen
upon new French dresses
STRoSG contrasts chat are in harmony are the
features in " ,h5er m iIinery.
COI0RS as well a. materials contrast in the
combinations of Paris costumes.
LIMITED amount of gold tinsel appears i'm
winter millinery and dress effects.
HEADS. wings. breasts and creSts of birds are
the layOTite ornaments for fail hats
Wool BATfsTEs in check and white and black
mixtures Will be much worn this fall.
THE long Newmarket coat and the Newman
ket bonnet. jockey style, 90 together
THE size of the tournure appears to be regu-
lated entirel! by the fancy of the wearer.
GRAYS. browns and indefinite shades of blue
or blue-green bill fair to be very popular.
CRUSHED SrK,wGERRY has lost caste; shot
blue and plum color having taken its place.
Wool DRESSES of beef-bloOd color. braided
with black, are favortes with London ladies'.
EMBRoIDERIEs on light wool fabrics are done
In the cross-stitches of old-fashoned samplers
THE FASHION of mingling stripes and checks
Ia one costume prevails, but it is not admir-
able
RIBBONS. laces and natural flowers are the
ornaments that have taken the place of lew
elry.
GRAY AND Brown in various shades are the
favorte colors for the new fet hats and bon
Hets.
FOR travelling and utility suits for fall wear
chechered aud hairliIed fiannels will be much
used.
THE Molier waistcoat and the blouse waist.
Worn under cutaway Jackets are favorite fall
styles.
HoRN AND METAL BUTTONS covered with
fne check have come into use for checked
dresses.
NOVELTY in sideboards is mahogany one.
with6aaels of Illuminated leather inserted on
either side of the back.
FANCY-HEADED pins are used in places of
brooches OF lace pins to fasten the collar and
lace JabOtS at the throat.
EVENING dresses entirely of ecru lace over
silk or snrth o.! the same shade OF else pale
PINK. are very fashionable.
THE popular colors for evening mits and
gloves are pale pink pale blue flesh color
mauve. cream and pure white.
the moment for young girls in their teens. but
they are belted in at the waist.
BLACK stockings NAV be worn with anv sum-
ner dress and at any hour of the day or even
Ing with breakfast or with ball toilets.
STYLISH and becoming costumes for out-of
town wear are made of sheer wool of dark color
with large round chenille waters embossed upon
1t. fOA
The most elegant French dresses made of
Che richest India, changeable Venetia and LYONS
silks. have blouse bod.ces and cutaWay over
Jackets
NEW Paris fashion is that Of wearing
small bird fastened on the left shoulder. and a
larger bird OF the same color to loop the drapery
o; the skirt.
WHITE and cream-colored dresses of Chinese
silk. trimmed with Malines lace and brown or
Cherry ribbons, are favorite costumes of the
Princess OF Wales.
The frames OF fine fans are Of tortoise-shel
mother of pear. black carved or brown polished
Wood. sometimes Vanished and ornamentcd
with small pictures.
PLAN LINEN BANDS are worn outside the
dress c'liar. some OF them with a fall OF lace
thre- Inches wide. gathered anu set on to the
turnei over upper edge.
AMONG new fall goods are woven tapestry
patterns with borders Of antique designs and in
blocks. bars. checks and pi.Gs, the fabric
rough but soft camel s-hair.
PLAIN AMBER and rold beads or those of
pearl and gold. are userl 10 outline six en-
oI"idtr.eN on Greciaa house robe, aad matinees
OF White aibatross Cloth or vi"O-ne.
LETTERS from Paris say that the capote
gagged. and protruding like an ancient Ouak-
ers bonnet in front. is very popular. 1t is
trimmed with cOckaIe bows OF narrow ribbon
In two shades Of color. such as pink and red or
hight and dark blue; narrow strings. brdlfpp
the capote over the ears are tied near the LETT
ear The fayorte c0!orS of the season are terra
Gotta old copper and crushed strawberry.
toLLARETrEs of black satin, much beaded in
jet cut out in deep points, with Jet tasscs or
pals from the points, are dressy adjuncts to the
toiet Tor ladies' who always wear black Looms
oi satin ribbon. with a silk ponp0n at each end
sewn on To a Collar band OF satin are novelties
Tor younger ladies' wear. The loops are about
Two inches long aud one inch and a half wide
not very close together, and the polnpons are
small about the size of a Cherry
In Is Too EARLY YET to predict with anv Cor
tainty the fashions for the coming season he
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