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

N. Y. sun.
Cloak clasps are small and very artistic. |
English pugs remain the favorite ladies'
lap dogs.
Kittens heads adorm many felt and
velvet hats.
Clinging drsperies remain in favor with
society girls.
Escuriat remains the favorite lace OF
dressy women.
ALI kinds of laces, even the old style
llama, are fashionable.
Fiehus, plsstrons aud large collars Of
lace are immensely fashionable.
Lace bonnets are the correct wear for
the opera, when any bonnet is worn.
Cut steel, jet, silver, gilt and jeweled
buckles adorn many dressy bonnets aud
hats.
Black lace net darned with gold thread
in geOmetric patterns, will be used for
bail dresses.
Lace of all kinds is very fashionable,
and considering the great demand for il, it
is mex pensive. 81. ....=
Chinchills, beaver, and seal sets com
prising the collar or cape and muff are
sold at very low prices at Ridley's
Chenille fringes are very handsome
| when used discreetly--that is to say,
| spsringly-on wraps and costumes.
Titan red, lovely shade versing on
| auburn, bids fair to BIZ the most fashion
able bright color of the incoming season.
| Collarettes of real lace are male in a
| point iu front, which il a short or long
point, according to the taste Of the wearer.
All sorts of fanciful figured pieces and
heads iu steel, gilt, silver, aud other
metals ornament both hats and bOnnets.
Carrickmacross collarettss and deep
cuffs are very popular gsrnitures for
plain, untrimmed dinner dresses of dark
velvet.
Real seslskins, dyed almost black, are
brought out for ladies in mourning, and
for those who prefer an entirely black
costume.
Trains are now to be seen on the nav
importatioDs of dinner and evening
dresses, and these trains are very full
and long.
Wool, silk and velvet are all combine
in one costume and yet this is so effec
lively accomplished that the result i.
perfect in its way.
Pompsdour lacs is very beautiful ana
mex expensive, aud is brought out in collars
cuffs and deep flounces from two to tel
inches or more III depth.
The dress par exosllence for the stree
is the plain tailor mad g costume of ladies
cloth with close fitting wadded over
Jacket of thu sam material.
For aldarlv and middl. IA f,,ia
nothing can be more beautiful than tn
reception and dinner dresses Of era,
satin embroidered with smoked pearls,
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vonno Iadiss ara trimmed VIII Morssq, n,
iace fba Valanaiannea Iacss b.iro, az,
on the heavier silks and Hight yelyets.
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Denning has beautiful aud inexpensiv
trousseau sets of Duchess lace, oonsistin
Of the bridal vel, a deep tiOuucs and mar
rover trimming lace, and lace handker
chief a CORES ponding designs.
Euslish bonuets OF this sessou ar
tat.e. many Of them being copies i
!, chenille OF the summer bonuets OF straw
Enpljsh hats are also oui,e large. an.
: many of them have the eccentric brims {
! last seasons.
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For evening dresses the most popula
light fabrics are lndla mnlls, tulles, an
= sil6 gauzes, with emhroideries in gold
: silver, aud colared silks the mulls, tutles
aud gauzes pelng White, oiaok, cream
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