Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-12
FASHIONABLE GLoBELErs.

French dressmakers pad the hips of new
dresses for women of slight figure.
Cabbage bows-otherwise rosettes-ot
velvet ribbon trim autumn bonnets, hats
and dresses.
| Vandyked founces bound with velvet
or with satin ribbon are used to trim the
skirts of new woollen and silk dresses.
Loose, pointed jackets and plated
blouse boiices will be worn in wool dresses
made as they were during the summer.
| Plaid or striped skirts with tunics to
match, and tailor made coat of cloth or
woven jersey, will be the regulation dress
for schoolgirls this winter.
Natty cutaway jackets with checked
waistcoats are worn with plain skirts of
dark wool, with simple hem, and gather
ed into the waistband or plated alike all
| around.
Wild-rose pink will be a fashionable
color for the thick corded silk gowns worn
as dinner and reception dresses this win
ter, and by the bridesmaids at October
weddings.
New ball dresses are of colored tulIe
spotted with chenille. They are draped
over satin of the same color, and have q
low, sleeveless bodice, worn with fichu
of the folded tulle.
Surah chemisettes made with very full
gathers or close plaitin0s, fill up the front
of cashmere dresses in square plastron
shape just below the neck, or they extend
to the point of thu dress below the waist.
Light cloth Newmarket coats for autumn
are fastened on the breast by a single but
ton, and fall open TO show the dress be-
meath from its collar at the neck down to
its pulled Pauiers and Vandyked fources.
Black Russian lambskin is the fur that
will be most used for trimming cloth
dresses and cloaks. Epaulst pelerines of
this glossy. waving fur viii be worn &C.
conpanied By snail iat muffs with square
corners.
New fans have the favorlte gray doves
plumage mounted OF sticks of gray wood
or bluebird's feathers On mother Of pearl.
Most curious of all are the fans msd de of owls
feathers, having an owls head with ruby
eyes on the framework.
favorite way of making morning
gowns is to plat the bodice in fine plaits
from the throat and imprison the waist in
a wide belt of velvet fastened by silver
buckle; the plating below the belt forms
frill that covers the hips.
Satin is not to be superseded b. otto
man silk or velvet for st least at another
season. Among the richest dress patterns
yet exhibited are those of plain satin with
several yards richly embossed with velvet
of gay colors in branches of flowers.
Braided collars and cuffs and a vest of
velvet with a row of buttons down each
side give a new appearance to Jerseys.
The vest may be covered by closely set
rows of braid, or may be made OF taR-col-
ored kid or of while cloth with rows Of gilt
braid.
The English walking-hat, pointed in
back and front, and set far back on a
Langtry couture, is fsvorite style with
Young ladies during the present season.
It is made of dark felt trimmed with
broad band of velvet around the crown.
The pointed wing of six birds are massed
together in bunch on the left side near
the front, ana large steele buckle is on
the right side.
The New York Erening Post thus de-
scribes three rich wedding toilets just
completed in that city as worthy of note
By reason of their extreme beauty and
novelty as models for brides. An exqui-
site robe, designed for prospective bride
in Washington, is made of heavy white
velvet, trimmed with deep founces of
| duchesse lace, headed by downy bands of
white ostrich feather trimming. The
effect of the fall Of exquisite, delicate and
rich lace over the soft white velvet is ex-
ceedingly lovely, the whole dress proving
much more becoming to ordinary COM
| plexions than Opaque white sasin. A sec
ond bridal dress is made of white Oitoman
silk, broeaded with tiny golden roses aud
leaves. The petticoat is Of pale gold satin,
hand-painted in clusters of white lilac and
! full-blown white roses. The lower edge
| Of the court train Is battlemented-i. g.,
cut into square blocks and faced. IN
derneath these blocks is set rufiie of gold
| lace falling over q second one OF killed
| silk. The Josephine corsage is cut cut
very much in the neck in easement shape
and trimmed to match the edge of the
train. Lastly for q very youthful bride is
q charming toilet, composed OF plain white
ottoman silk and made in regular Grecian
style, the chaste and artistic arrangement
OF each softly draped fold and curve Civ
| ing q most graceful and statuesque effect
| to the whole. The trained skirt is perfect
| ~ PLAIN but the lace drepery of the Gre
clan bodice is to be fastened with mag
nifcent diamond clasp, and the
square neck and edges of the half-open
sleeves are finished with rare old point
lace.