St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-27

and wraps.
Large hoop bracelets in silver and gold
are in vogue.
Tam o, shauter hats are worn for riding
and walking.
Lilies Of the valley are to be used to fasteu
bridal wells.
Cuts are now considered indispensable to
q walking costume
Large plaids are worn extensively by
children and young ladies.
Crimson and blue, and crimson and olive
are favorite combinations
Velvet dresses are seen on many Of the
reception aud walking dresses.
Clusters Of flowers are nov worn on the
shoulder instead Of at the waist.
Cinnamon and pale blue is fashionable
com oination for evening dresses.
The narrow poke bonnets, now fashion
aoie, are not becoming TO most people
Puifed shoulders are no longer in vogue,
although the sleeve is still gathered full.
Some of the newest brocades are Of cream
s2tin covered with shaded velvet roses.
Ostrich feathers are used 10 draoe evening
dresses, and also as eOrsage ornaments.
Large beetles and butterflies in gold and
silver are among the new designs for hat
pins.
Tan gloves, with black stitching on the
back, are fashionable % wear with walking
Costumes.
The newest muffs are small and round.
with pocket on the inside for the purse
and handkerchief.
The most comfortable Of the new dancing
slippers are those made Of black satin that
lace up the front.
Crimson is used extensively on bonnets
ana hats II is combine ed with black, dark
blue Pnd hunters green.
A pretty ball dress recently imported. IS
OF white tuile, over silver brOcade, caught UP
with pale pink roses.
All the imported dresses are made with
only medium close fitting sleeves. and many
OF them aow al tue wrist.
Pearl necklaces are worn as bracelets
twisted several times about the arm. and
caught by black velvet bow.
Yak lace in black, brown and ecru IS seen
on many Of the new bOunets. Most of IL is
embroidered in gold tinsel.
Plush wraps are worn by young ladies'
Ihey are generally Of crimson or dark blue.
and are lined with bright satin.
Wells have gone out Of style for young la
uies. Older ladies wear black spotted net
with scalloped embroidered edge.
Bison cloth, in all dark shades. also ar
ured aud striped, is one OF the most popular
materials Cor tailor-made costumes.
Fans covered with crazy patchwork have
strap Of velvet plaid in the centre. and are
hung on the wall as waisk holders
Frise or uncut velvet brocade on satin and
push IN Two OF three tones is an elegant but
expensive material for evening dresses.
Gold tinsel is seen on every material this
tall. II Is run through wooden goods and
brocades, and is used for bonnets and hats.
Tulle wells are preferred by brides to those
OF lace. They are far more becoming, aud
have a softening effect upon the features.
Black tulle is fashionable for ball dresses. It
Is made into three skirts over one of satin,
and the bodice is generally Of black satin.
Among the newest handkerchiefs are those
made with two rufiies inside the deep hem.
Each rutile Is edged with valencieunes lace.
Fur top boots are to be worn this winter.
They reach half way to the knee. and are OF
nne thick black cloth, with patent leather
trimming.
White satin brOcade with large flowers filed
In with gold or silver tinsel is among the
most fashionable materials for bridal trains
or tabliers.
A French dolman shown in an uptown es-
adjustment is of deep garnet brocade COW
cred with jet beads. A fringe of let over
one of chenille borders it all around.
The newest evening gloves button from
elbow up To the shoulder. Some of them are
bordered with dark velvet, fastened about the
arm in butterfly bow.
The poke hats have dent in the centre
reaching back to the crown of the hat. The
hollow is filed with shirred velvet and a bow
Of velvet or bird Of bright plumage.
Rubies are In great demand for bracelets.
rings and laee-plns. One OF the newest de-
signs OF the latter is a beetle with an emerald
for back and rubies for eyes.
The latest fancy is 70 carry the opera-glass.
handkerchief, and scent bottle in a little vel
vet or plush bag, suspended from the arm by
ribbon, run about the top hem.
Humming birds in clusters Of three and
four are used to loop fall dresses Of white
tulie. They also form ornaments for winter
hats, and are placed among bouquets Of
roses.
Some Of the new bonnet coverings are
very expensive. One, brOcade, in garnet
run with eighteen karat gold tinsel, sells for
one hundred dollars yard, aud only two
crowns can be cut from it.
The newest bed-spreads are crocheted out
OF thick white cotton in an open-work wheel
design, and are put over crimson or blue
silesia- The pillow shams are made to cor
respond, and are further Ornamented by a
huge bow Of satin ribbon placed in one cor
ner.
Velveteen is in great demand for entire
walking costumes. Most of them are made
with plain pOlOnaise and a gored skirt trim
med with narrow bOx-plaiting. Grey fox
and beaver put on in wide band forms an ele-
CANT trimming for these costumes. Little
caps or bonnets are worn with them, made
Of the material.
Surah dresses in all the evening shades is
pretty for party dresses. These dresses are
made dancing length, and trimmed with soft
oriental lace. a dainty model made for a
girl of eighteen, is Of rose pink surah, cut
princesse, with a square neck and elbow
sleeves. The back drapery is bouffant and
caught up near the waist into two graceful
puffs. The front of the dress has two deep
rufiies Of the silk, over which fall rufIies Of
oriental lace, and a narrow plisse forms the
edging. Rufiles Of the lace finish the neck
and sleeves.