The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-16
FASHION IN 10, yFAS ,t
.Gay.plaided skirts md TUNES, with bod.
es OF Jerseys Of, monochrome fabric, are

Gay.plaided skirts md TUNES, with bod
ices OF Jerseys Of monochrome fabric, ar
much, worn. ) is! ne, 4.
Pos,illion backs are the most irequen
finish 10 the Russian basque and the cor
sage cut with pointed vest front. IN Sg
Very long.wristed gloves Of cashmere O.
Austrian wool, with ribbed tops like ,ht
jersey cuff, appear in all the dark stree
shades to match the costume. q
The popular waterfall drapery at The
back Of the walking costume requires The
support Of the toarnure OF ilounced hair
cloth and reed or steel to give It the re.
CURED "French effect" that controlling
element Of the world OF fashion having
decidedly settled the question that crino'
line, in the back ut least, Is an indispen'
sable accessory for any who aspire 10 any.
thing like chic or best form In dress.
Russian rcdingotcs, made Of deep Van.
dyke red stockinctte, chenille trimmed OF
braided with self-colored silk cords, O,
otherwise edged with many rows OF mar.
row galloon, put on In straight lines, arc
among the new iinportations in stylish
autumn wraps. Some Of these have SUP.
plencnted pelerines which reach nearly
to the belt I'LL around. Ziblinettc, u fully,
feather garniturc, IL again used as Il trim
ming Oil the cover.all princesse-shapcd
pelisse, Which, though still stylishly
worn, Is in its third season.
Silk and wool ottomans arc in great de-
mand for girls best costumes for the
and surah killings bordcrcd with ecru lace
Of firm quality arr favorable garniture
for the suits when velvet Is not en-
ployed. For general wear the gay.plaided
woollehs with jersey above, Of Il plain
rich color to liarmonize, are highly pop
ular. Sergcs, cashmercs, vigogncs, tweeds,
chcviots, and red.striped flannel suitings
are also as fashionably worn by the little
as by their elders Red Is first choice iof
guinlpes, worn with Mother IIubbards,
made OF q contrasting material, and the
Russian blouse chcmisettc, or pleatcd
vest, is worn by them with dresses Of
golden iawn, colIee- brown, silver gray,
beige, or dark Neapolitan blue.
The nuns caps worn by the four brides
maids. who assisted ut wedding Inst
Thursday were made OF white Terry
velvet, with close, full putting of cream
white satin covering the edges Of the cap
all around. A ilat-looped trimming, put
OH very simply, and a bunch Of small
white carnations set about the round
crown in coronet fashion, delicately trim
med the cap without concealing It's grace
ful outlines. The dresses were made OF
white corded silk, with killed skirts.
pointed bodiees, and drapings OF wide
Oriental net OF an exquisite design, edged
with lace to match. White gloves, bronze
kid shoes, with hose OF the same shade,
and bouquets OF maiden hair fern and
scarlet roses tied with satin ribbon COM
pleted the details. .i6
The shapes Of many OF the new autumn
hats are less stiff than last season, show
ing more OF leaning toward the flexible
and Trianon styles rather than
The more recent Henri II. designs, with
their severe upright crowns and straight
briHs. These models, however, reappear
This fall both in cloth and felt, being in
harmony with the straight undraped Eng
lIsh rcdingote, closely buttoned up 10
meet the standing linen collar. In the
summer shapes OF hats there was but lit
lie choice, and lady in selectin. new
head.covering was obliged In many cases
10 accept what did not altogether suit her
Taste or prove quite becoming, the s,yere
briDs and square crowns often bringing
out the least attractive lines OF a face with
one or more features strongly marked.