Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-13

Fur CAPE shoa!d never beworn by skater.
MORE AND MORE hideous grow bonnets and
oats.
BANDS OF Fur and feathers trim many winter
bonnets
RED AND GRAY make an admirable mldwinter
combination
RIBBONS are restored to favor for hat and
bonnet trimmings
HANDBAGS are going out Of fashion. 1t is
too bad, for they are very convenient.
BLACK. BROWN AND TAN coIored gauntlets
are most fashionable for walking and driving.
M0UZARAs TISSUE, an Indian fabric, is one of
the seasons novelties. Cream lace is used with
BLACK SILK STOCKINGS have jet clocks
pair of black satin shoes have a jet swallow on
either toe.
DAINTY tea gown is of creamy satin en-
veloped in clouds of Valenciennes lace. The
effect is ethereal.
VELVET ExOTICs, superbly shaded, are the
fayorite garnitures for Partisan visiting and re-
ception boHnets.
The NEWEST BUFFET CLOTHS are made of
white satin damask embroidered in white with
Macrame fringe at the end
\ FULL-RIPE STRAWBERRY enyeloped in its
green foliage is the latest design in fruit dish
for dtjetaer a Ia Joa1clette.
SLEENES are 10 LONGER fDduS 10 III very
tightly. They are easily fitted TO the arms to
Insure ease and grace OF movement.
PARIS BONNET capOtc shape. is Of rich gar
net velvet, covered with Jet beads and trimmed
With an aigrette OF Garnished ostrich tips.
TALoR-MADE JACKETS are as much in de-
mand as of yore. and now that the winter has
really set in, all the new styles and shapes are
observed
A SET OF FIVE O'CLOCK TEA DISHES OF ashes
Of roses, ground and field daisies scattered
en- maSse, is rejoicing the eyes OF connoisseurs
OF dainty china
A SPRIGHTLY LAD on roller skates holding
hammered silver card receiver in his cut
stretched hand is the newest importation IN the
way OF Salt-cellar.
WORTHs most stylish wraps this season have
jersey effect in the waist portion. and the long
skirts, though ample. are Graped to cling to the
figure and produce slender effect.
Tue BRIMs OF WINTER BONNErs are becom-
lngly bordered with furs of various kinds. or
with plush resembling fur. 4strakhan being pre-
ferred but beaver, seal, sable and other iurs are
also used.
MUFFs AND BoNNETs trimmed with applique
bands in solid colOrings or in the magnificent
Persian effects in silk cord, bead and chenille
are worn en- suite with wraps and French red
tngotes similarly adorned
SOFTLY PUFFED CROWNS OF VELVET. with
killed brims covered with rich dense en-
broidery of let or iridescent beads are feature
OF some of the newest round hats and bOnnets
from celebrated Partisan designer.
SKATING COSTUMES are made with skirts
tucked from the waist down to the deep
border of fur around the bottom, which is
matched by borders OF the same fur on the
braided basque. the sleeves and around the
neck.
NOVELTY IN SEAL CAPEs is called fchu,
and consists OF a scarf mantle that merely
reaches TO the waist line behind and has long
half-pointed fronts. 1t is edged with sealskin
fringe. and mas high standing collar fastened
Dy fancifu clasp
AMONG THE STILL VERY POPULAR Jersey bod
ices are some newly arrived models designed
exclusively for evening wear One elegant
bodice is made OF pure white silk Jersey webb
ing, rich and lustrous in quality. This is ex-
quisitely embroidered in white silk floss and
milk-white and crystal beads in designs of roses
and buds.
PETTICoATs in all shades of yellow. from
straw to orange, are worn under black lace
skirts, which continue to be as popular as ever.
Ladies with Chantilly lace fiounces and points
slowed away have only to bring them forth and
orape them over silk satin of this favorite
yellow hue to have one of the most becoming of
evening dresses.
The FRONT HAIR is still arranged in light
curis or waves. in the style most becoming to
the face, the prevailing style being fluffy curs
on the forehead. extending about three inches
to meet the back hair. Combs and pins made
OF SHE'LL or silver and gilt studded with Rhine
stones, In endless variety, will be used as orna-
mentS in hair-6ressing.
TTLLE Wells are more extensively worn by
brides than those of lace. Though they do not
produce so rich an effect, tulle, being more
transparent than lace, admits OF a better view
OF the dress beneath. which is quite consider
alton Diamond or pearl-beaded pins art, used
for keeping the veil in place and the favor
tie flowers are orange blossoms or lilies of the
valley.
BALL DRESS OF white satin, with stripes of
saimon-co!ored velvet, is triumph of the
modiste art The peasant waist is plain and
pointed Around the neck and shoulders there
is putting Of white SATIN covered with q drapery
OF salmon tulle. dotted with minute tasses of
PINK pearls The robe is trained and the front
OF the skirt is exquisitey draped with the beau
tiful Pearl-coyered salmon tulle
A HANDSOME dinner dress for bride is a terra
Gotta and peacOck-blue shot silk 1t is very eff
fective, the colors lighting up brilliantly at
night. The waist is trimmed with lace and but
terfy bows of blue velvet. The front of the
skirt is covered with flounces of yellow lace.
long bows and ends of blue velvet ribbon trim
the sides. The black drapery is very auu and
displays the rich colors of the silk to the best
advantage.
REVIVAL emanating from the highest
quarter Is that of the locket or pendant worn
nc the throat with open dresses-one Of the few
ornaments suitable and becoming to all ayes
Nothing unites richness and simplicity more
than glttering diamond pendant or cross de-
pending from narrow velvet neckband and
worn with clinging trained evening dress of
pure white lace or tulle. Black is equally eff
Eective
The NEW YORK Queen "a leading fashion au-
thority) says that the leading colors are canard.
The green of ducks plumage; winter-gray,
IKE a CULTS wing; cinnamon myrtle. bronze
and mouse, and a red mahogany Fancy silks
Ire going out. but many stripes and interviewer
plaits OF mixed colOring are used for trim
nngs. Soft Indian silks plain and
pointed, are worn. Mervelieux has come
down in price. but has been superseded by drap
detoile which does not cling so much and wears
well Rhadamese is still fashionable and man
ufacturers have so improved the make Of Ben
Ealine that pull it as you will it does not open.
All dresses are made of two materials or Of two
kinds OF the same. plain and figured.
The New YORK Queen also says: Pink is a
color that promises to oe fashionable tor even
Ing wear during the season. There are to be pink
velvet tabliers and skirts of the same hue and
material, set of with trains OF bronze Pink
China crepe will be found draped over crimson
Dark corded silks will be made up with satin of
the ightest pink. and pink transparencies will