Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-10
FASHION WRINKLES.
SOME NoyELTIEsAswALLOw TRIMMINGS-A NEW
CHARM-HOSIERY, ETC.

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clOaks.
WHITE BRITTANY LACE and pale pink roses
are becoming trimmings for dark green velvet
| bonnets.
| Plush LISINGs find greater favor than fur
Innings that fatigue the wearer by their great
/ weight.
! LoNG. EGG-SHApED BurTOSs with circles OF
black passementerie cord are the trimmings for
| cl0th redlngOtes.
| CHENILLE and silk piping cords plated to-
| gether TO initiate twigs are fashionable for
snla!i 6onnets \ cluster OF pOmpOns in many
colora IKE bouquet is the trimming.
| The M0sT FASHIONABLE VELVET BONNETs are
] small capotes with puffed brim. lined with a
creain-tinted ruchc and trimmed with rOsettes
/ Gl fiooon ends cut out in sharp nOtches.
! \ CUNNINGLI-S SHAPED LITTLE POKE Bonnet
I is novel design for brcastpins. 1t is made of
! tinted gold, and blue or red enamel is arranged
| IKE ribbon around the miniature crown.
HE seal and beaver hats Of the newest forms
/ are ornamented with birGs, as are the new seal
ana push bonnets which very becoming to
! ladies With brunette or blonde complexion.
PAssENENTERYE cords with tasselied ends de-
nne the waist and drape the front OF Vatican
dresses. The boX-pleat of the back is very
Vide and Is made of brOcade OF satin dresses.
SLEEVES have almost disappeared from the
waists OF evening dresses but the arms are COW
! cred by Kid gloves that are nearly a yard long
ana that reach from shoulders to wrists. The
gloves match the dress in color.
HE LATEST porte bOalteaU, or charm, for good
luck Is little POlichinello or hunch-back in
go'd or silver and is worn suspended from the
bracelet. or cnatelaine. Another charm is ia
the shape o. the ting pig curly tail and all.
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trimmed with glossy green feathers. with here
ana there the golden tlues OF peacock's feathers
introduced. TIE hat and niufi are en- suite with
! the addition OF humming birds in their decOra-
, tiOns
LARGE rosette or bow OF velvet ribbon, with
a square or horseshoe buckle ofStrauss pebble
Is worn on the left side of the dress lust below
! the waist. Crushed strawb berry. cerise scarlet
anu garnet shades are worn with black satin
dresses.
VELVET AND Plush NANTES lined with
quilted satin viii be much worn during this and
next month. These garments are trimmed with
ehc fabric. or with the various flrs used for
such pl.rposes-seal, pointed beaver. silver fox
lur and others.
NOVELTY tor decorating evening dresses Is
called the swallow trimmings. 1t is made of
vel!et pressed en- relief in flights of swallows.
the birds being in various sizes AMI can be sewn
All over the dress with most effective and curl
Gus result. Real birds are worn on the shout
dcrs and in the hair.
1T "nrLD SEEM perfectly natural if ct the end
OF season there should be at least brief lull
III the appearance Of new and charming toll
cites. with their appropriate tinislings and fur
hiahh&S: but this year the approach OF the days
Oh rest did not prevent the incoming of novel;
ties i'll all articles appeltaining to dress and per-
sonal aGornment.
A VERY HANDSOME EVENING DRESS NAV be of
white satin. brocaded with nasturtum blossoms
iii rich shades Of red, draped over an underskirt
OF ruby satin, trimmed at the foot with a ruche
OF fOSo-colOrcd satin. The pointed bodice cut
10" ana round. should be of the brOcadeG mate
rial. piped with ruby and rose color In the
mar a wreath Of nasturtium blossoms should be
artistically arranged.
MOST SIMPLE. and yet very pretty, is youth
1nl dress OF white satin merveeux and chene
siik The bodice is of the satin, with full
pointed revers OF chene silk and further finished
with deep lace berthe: the paniers are of mer-
veilleux. lOOped high up in the hips with full
back drapery. The skirt is formed of the
chene silk. trimmed at the lower edge with a
deep houncc gagged with narrow heading and
edged with lace.
The SILVER DOG COLLARS that were worn
several years ago are revived this winter. They
are worn outside the collar of the dress. and tit
as closely as comfort will permit. The newest
styles are in scales and chain mail seen in old
armOr and are fastened with radlinps: nlajn
silver bands. and those in medieval STYLES. are
liked. These necklaces may serve two pur-
poses, as they are nearly all in two parts, which
may be worn as bracelets.
A CHARMING EVENING DRESS is of rich cream
colored satin, brOcaded with nasturtium bios.
SONS in rich shades OF red. This over drapery
Is topped up and gracefully arranged over a
skirt OF ruby satin. trimmed around the lower
edge, with a raching of rOse-cOlOred SATIN The
bodice OF the satin brOcade is cut low and
pointed, and is piped in neck and waist portion
with garnet red and rOse-cOlOred satin. Lace
| finish to neck and sleeves.
The EXTRAvAGANCE shown in stockings alone
! is something remarkable. No lady considers
her dress complete without stockings to match.
and these must be in silk OF the finest Isle
Unread Plain solid cOlOrs are much liked, but
some people must always go to the extreme in
everything: SO far these are woven stockings
embroidered in many different designs-a flight
Oh swallows is one of the newest, usually on
blue silk: white cream color is Ornamented with
scattered pOppies in bright red. For mourning.
black stockings have viOlets embroidered In pur-
pie and lavender shades.
ONE OF the most elegant dresses for dinner
purposes in the wardrobe of middle-aged lady
is of helotrOpe velvet and satin combined with
shot biscuit cOlored satin. spotted at wide in
tervals with shaded heliotrope velvet balls.
raised on the satin. The skirt is of the spotted
satin. trimmed at the bottom with fine pleat-
ing Of the heotrOpe satin, and resting on this
is slightly gathered fiOunce of the biscuit satin
headed 10y "a plain fiounce of heliotrope velvet.
The tight -htting BODICE with paniers of satin is
open In front over a waist-cOat of the shot bis
cult satin, which is fasten down with small but
/ tons to mach The bodice is trimmed with
revers of velvet and secured over the waistcoat
by chenille crossings and buttons OF heiOtrope
| The neck shows a small pointed. turned-down
! collar OF the biscuit satin, finished with ruch-
| ing OF rich lace. The paniers to the bodice are
short and lost at the back under the gracefully
pulled drapery. Two wide bands of the velvet
slant across the front of the skirt to the right
side. where they are hidden beneath large bow
and loop end. which connects the back drapery
to 1t in a novel manner The coat sleeves have
chenille trimming on the cuffs. cream kid
gloves and black or purple Shoes with cream or
biscuit colored silk stockings.
| For You've LADY, miss or matron q lovely
dress is combination of plain rose pink and
broche striped silk, the stripes of cream white
| brOcaded with crimson roses, birds and their
foliage. The petticoat of the striped silk is
trimmed at the bottom with q peated fiounce