The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
FASHIONS.
About the Latest Popais
styles.

About the Latest Popular
styles.
Satin armure il the ~fayorite material
Tor evening dresses.
Light silk jerseys for evening wear
have a velvet plastron embroidered with
silk and gold.
The newest thing in brass ash-rc-
ceivers for smokers use. i a concaye
crescent, with the profile OF the man in
moon forming the inner edge.
Corduroy and ribbed materials Of all
sorts are in favor. while nonpareil and
French poplin form charming combine
tons.
Neck ruchings made Of leather are q
novelty at leading stores. brought out
for the first time This season.
Leather belts Of all kinds az much
used for children. The widest belt is
considered the most stylish. They will
be worn by little boys over heavy cloth
o~vercoats.
Strings rt pearl beads are twisted in
the hair for balls and parties. The effect
Is very pretty aud becoming to q high
couture
An exquisite opera cloak j. If deep
red velye; brocaded with tieur-de-lis fig
urc Of dead gold color. This has a short
back and long square front. and i
trimmed with flounces of black lace. be-
tween which are row OF gold braid. The
sleeves and collar are heavily braided
and finished with lace.
Pale blue and pink velvet bows are
used 10 loop up the white dresses Of
bridesmaids. With the blue velvet are
carried bouquets OF tea roses and forget
me-nots. and with the pink. mermet
roses and s~tiphanotis.
A new fancy in fashion il 10 wear
white velvet collars and rundown cuffs,
on walking dresses of dark brown or
blue wooden goods. The effect is very
pretty.
Furc. astra6hau and marabout feath-
ers, with chenille, trim velvet and nom
parcel with good effect. Velvet costumes
are very fashionable. and many OF them
are without trimming.
Fir green is one OF the most fa,hiona-
be of the new colors. A dull shade Of
violet tinted with red j. also n fashion
able color. Some Of the cloth dresses
III these c%olors, have a gold selvidge
on one side which is used for a trim
ming.
a new fur cloak fashionable in Lon
don j. called the Mary Anderson"
II is of soft seal. lined with Oriental
silk. and Is made in Z sort of cape shape
with a fur boa scwcd about the neck.
A dainty little cloak for a child of
four years is in inch-widc stripes of ilan-
mel showing dark green. blue and deep
vine colors. II has three broad box
plaits in the back and two in the front,
n wide belt of crimson plush. a turn
down collar and cuffs of the same, and
large crimson plush button complete.
The newest embroidered black nets
show figures wrought in gold threads i'll
such effective designs ~ thisti"s, large
roses or leaves. and these are used for
plastrcns and skirt-fronts on rich black
dresses.
Dee place collars and cuffs are worn
in preference t. those of embroidery
for children. Plain linen collars in wide.
round and square shapes are for every
day use.
4 chain attachment has been invent
ed to hold shopping bags together,
which is very simple and inexpensive.
of wonderful utility. keeping out pick
pockets most effectively. If the bag is
ut all crowded it is Very apt 20 spring
open, but If ladies secure Il clasp with
chain attachment they will never find
the bag hanging open. which is often
the case. at the expense of the loss of tho
pocket book.
a brigh: and snowy bureau set has n
a scarf of yellow satin. each end of
which is embroidered with a spray of
forget-me-nots iE very fine chenille. The
cushion is also of satin and decorated in
like manner. Around the cushion is q
full quilting of satin ribbon about two
inches wide and at each corner is faS-
tened yellow silk pompons.
One of Worth's dresses is called the
Empire. The skirt is of ivory-colored
satin broca,!ed with flowers. md cut
with long train. the waist being the
distinguishing feature. The sleeves and
upper part are of fine white muslin.
which in front is gathered close to- the
throat. and folds of satin envelope the
figure from the shoulders TO the waist.
An exquisite dinner dress, and one OF
a large number prepared for Il wedding
itoN>tSlu. - VI pau "a Nit.b- iilt III
front and sides draped with ~flounces OF
delicate lace through which are u
twisted threads of gold. This filmy lace
with It's rich yellow threads produces a
beautiful effect over the blue satin,
while 20 add to its magniticcnce it is
caught here and there with lunches of
deep pink roses. The train is very long
and plain, the basque cut low over the
shoulder is without sleeves. and is
trimmed with rich lace and clusters of
roses. A handsome walking suit is of
dark brown veivet heavily trimmed with
sable fur. There is very little drapery.
and long. tight-ftting basque; and the
suit is completed by a muif. hat. and a
close fitting jacket of sahl" fur. Another
; street dress is 4 combination of dark
blue cloth and deep red velvet. also
much trimmed with fur.-N. y. Com
mcrcidi .adrortiSer.