Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
FASHION NOTES.


FASHION NOTES.
Sew York sun.
Velvet flowers are dividing favor with
feathers in Paris.
Chinohilla and silver fox are the favor
lies among the gray furs.
Fur-lined garments are made in shapes
similar to those of sealskin.
Black Russian hare is the most bean.
tiful of the inexpensive black turs.
Among the brown furs sable, mink and
natural beaver divide popular favor.
Red fox ia lining fur much in favor,
| as 10 also the own-shaded mink fur.
Ssalskin muffs are larger this season
than last, and continue to increase in size.
Many of the short black garments are
deliberately trimmed with black fox fur.
The newest thing in furs is the high
shouldered pelerine with high standing
collar.
Solid oolored fur Innings for both fur
lined dolmans and circulars are more pre-.
fsrred.
The soft, felt hat, with the brlm rolled
high at the sides, ID the popular shop ing
hat.
Partisan women are powdering the hair
and arranging it la Mary Stuart in the
evening.
European ladiessa carefully matching
the shade of the dress in all the toilet
| accessories.
Ths great majority of the new street
bonnete are OF f,lt, but they are trimmed
with velvet.
Natural beaver, both in its light and
dark shades, is quite popular among
young ladies'.
Wooden textures generally, OF rough
and hairy nature, are being worn as out
door costumes.
We are tod thai sealskin borders for
eolored velvet are 50 expensive as to be
sold by the inch.
Circulars for ladies in mon rning have
full Innings Of blaok Astrakhan and deep
borders of this fur.
The Alaska and Shetland seals are now
| dyed almost or quite black, and can be-
worn By ladies in mourning
Velvet is used for every thing in Paris
-dreeses, olosks, bonuets, AID sven the
WINNINGS VI luese bOnHets,
Wofth's new wraps are made close fit
ting in the bust, sEt cling TO the figure
to produce siendefing effect
Partly fitted Jackets Of Persian lamb
and untrimned with any other fur bid
fair to considerable popularity
All gray trimming fuls are used to
sdorn the favored gray and green velvet
or cloth costumes of the coming season.
Applied smbFoidsriss are more fashion
able on thin fabrics than the old.
fashioned body embroideries Of silk
thread.
The most beautiful fabrics for tie even
ing dresses of the winter are the TITLES
and gsuzss embroidered in gold ard
colors
Valeucisnnes lace il again in vogue for
trimming evening toilets Of silk aud
velvet, but the reign OF Duchess lace is
undated.
For very young ladies evening dresses
are made of cream or white blond, over
cream satin, and thickly studded with
pearl aud crystal beads.
Beaded stomachers, slashea sleeves.
standing collsrs are the a9oompanimsnts
of the present style of the powdered
couture for evening wear.
Sealskin redingotes are double breasted.
JERSEY backed, and closed both back and
font. They ar" trimmed with Drec
toire collar of a+a ottsr or black fox.
seslskin Jackets in the jersey style.
but quite abort aud untrimm d, a re more
popular With youIg ladies than the long
seslskin sacque Of former years
Embroidered gauze evening dresses ara
trimmed with garlsnds Of velvet flowers.
or iestonns of the French -lvet ribbons
representing garlsLds OF flowers
The sealskin oasaque, tight fitting and
closed tbs whole length Of the front. is
very handsome, and will he in favor
among those adde's who can sffoId it
Round hats with both square and
ccnical crowns, aud both rolled ana
straight brims, are used by young and
middleaged ladies for street aud visitips
wear.
The full lace wsistooals of evening
basques are frequently studded with
silver, pearl, gilt or col red beads, both
large aud small, and in variety of
shapes.
Louis XIII, costumes ara ven more
popular this season than last, int the |
snrpa sing tieI ness OF the n materials !
INIT It more gorgeous EGd striking |
tilyrt, !.
Large vieoeur oaks OF III reIos + sb.. |
dless and lined with quilted satin nj s |
shade OF the same color, or checked ii
the ooiors of the dresa snd bonnet, are
being worn by Parisians
When NsieDr.snJss lace is used il Ia
put ON in fun tfills, plest4d waistcoats,
and wide jah0ts, while the fl unces and |
Trimming Of Duchesae aud point de
Eehi5e are almost invariably quite scaDt.
me French are trimming satin cifcu
isrs IN gray Vlin chipchills; in golden
brown, with red fox when blne or
hFoWn, WITH the light and dark shades u
natural bea7er or gray lyrx Of the Ma.
gray shade7
Tnt ire made of wooden lroche
fabrics, while the skirt is Of plain bison
or paillasson, and the basque and short
jupe, il there is one, are made of stil
another bFoche, frequently Of contrasting
color.
Broche, epingle, and rave velyets are
even more used than plain velvet, but
after all none of th I'm are 20 elegant and
becoming as a we'll made dress of nm
hsured velvet made in q somewhat an
tique pattern.
The handsome Pompadour lowered vel.
vets and Louis XIV and XIV. brocades
are Intended ouly TO be- use,i az trains or
tablier5. The body of the dress is made
of Genoa velvet, OF silk, of lace, of tullp,
or combinations of any two or all four of
these materials.
=, Pug dogs az pets have had their day among
the extremely fashionable; but colds 1ever %
out of fashion, so that 1t Is always neess sarv H.
know that DR.. Sull's Cough Syrup il A snfe
cure for all coughs and colds.
BE of Good Courage.
1t is impossible to say when diseases of tba
respiratory system are past remedy updieai
examinations are not conclusive in such rases |
Whatever the physicians may say there Dan
be no harm in rying Hale's Honey ii H0re |
hound and Iar,and there may be infinite good
One thing is Gnrtaln. that No nnnnh nl,l.I y. |