Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-19
THE FALL FASHIONS.

VELVET AND vELyETEES AGAIN-HATs AM
Observation-Disclosures ssAMERs, ETC.
THE DAYS Of fiounces are no more.
PLUSH will tie very fashionable again.
ENGLISH STYLES are more popular than ever
The SHELFLIKE BUsrLE is no longer in fash
lon.
TURBANs are the correct hats for windy
days.
CHILDREN's FRoCKs are made with waists
again.
TIE TAILoR-MADE SUIT is the popular fall
frDck.
BLACK ToILErTs are trimmed with lead
beads.
EARE to have another velvet and velveteen
season.
MoLIERE FRONTS are seen only on house
dresses.
BRAID is again In fashion, but for cloth
dresses only.
BEADED CROWNS are placed over those of
satin velvet
CHILDREN viii wear great deal of navy blue
combined with scarlet
GRoS GRAIN and faille franchise have super.
sede1 satin and brocade.
BEADS AND PINS of dead gold have super.
seeded the brilliant ones
CAPEs. FICHUs AND SHORT NANTRls will all
be worn for early fall wraps.
THIBET CLOTH. with b0ucle borders, appear
among light woods for tall wear.
EVEN LITTLE GIRLS dresses are made with
plain skirts bordered, not fiounced
THE NEWEST RIBBONS have bourette cross
stripes OF raw silk and fine worsted.
LARGE FLAT BUTTONS are the style for street
jackets, newmarkets and long listers.
BRAID OF MEDIUM WIDTH, edged with pom
poHs, is used for trimming wooden costumes.
IOUNG GIRLS wear sailor hats this fall; but
they are very easy TO blow off in high wind
SNAIL BoNNETs, with strings, are worn by
matronS, but not by young girls, on the other
MOTIFS OF CORK cut in fanciful designs are in
troduced into dress trimmings by English dress
tailors.
SCARLET AND DARK NAVY BLUE are intro
dueed IL combination costumes and carriage
jackets.
WOODEN FABRICS, with embroidered or
gold woven borders, are made up in visiting
costumes
MADRAS STRIPED SILK is used for panels,
vests and cuffs for costumes or dark silk or of
rne wool.
wAIsrCoArs, which are a feature in fall
frocks, are narrow and frequently in point at
the waist line.
ANOTHER SEASON OF LACE is predicted and
bats and bonnets.
DRESS BopIcKs, basques, jackets and roun
waists all have waistcoats more frequently
than any other finish
SOME OF THE HANDsoMEST fancy wooden
cloths show very dark green interviewer with
two shades OF blue. describing q small check on
the dark green ground.
A NEW RIBBED VELvErEEN, the counter
part of corduroy, but in lighter weight, takes
the name OF corde de Ia RENE.
A SEAL BROWN VELVET ToQUE is tastefully
trimmed with a cluster of loops of wide brocade,
cream-colored ribbon and a fancy bird.
The ENGLISH WALKING JACKET and the
newmarket coat are brought again this fall
and in more severely plain styles than ever.
LACE POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS being only en-
regie for state occasions, are made into pretty
cites.
GOLDEN BROWN PLUSH CUFFS, collars and
waistcoats are seen on some very jaunty white
jersey jackets, gilt buttons adding to the
dressy effect.
WHITE CREPE LISSE RUCHINGs and pompa-
dour fronts are studded closely with small pearl
beads, and this forms q dress accessory to an
evening toilet.
SAsHEs OF BROAD WHITE watered ribbons
are worn with white toilets. They are tied at
over the skirt.
NONE but young ladies and brides should
wear hats. The bonnet is the proper out-of-
door head gear for a married wo man, the
bride OF year ago.
Welcomes ARE SHOWN with rich colored bro
caded designs, on dark grounds. The figures
are small, and are scattered at rather distant
tervalS.
WOOD, LEAD, porcelain, glass, and gold beads
OF large and various sizes used to make pas
serneuteries, motifs, braids, and galloons as
decorative As possible.
JERsEYs are fastened with tiny metal
agraffes instead of buttons. The newest shapes
are cut short over the hips, pointed in front
and with square postillion basques behind.
NEW JERSEY JACKETS have seams just like
any other jacket or basque, and the waistcoat
n the almost invariabe feature In the latest i'm
IN hes
The DETACHED Doc COLLAR of velvet TO be
worn with any dress is made very high this fall,
and trimmed with handsome Irish crochet or old
fIOrehtlne cut work falling over 1t al the top.
SIMULATED DRAPERY upon overskirts Is fire.
quen;ly attained by cutting the lower edge ir-
regularly. This manner OF arrangement when
ele'eriy done gives the exact effect OF draping.
BEADED NETWORK BRINs are worn with
velvet crowns as well as with beaded ones
They are not so wide those worn during the
summer and are edged with cut beads OF large
sire
OLD-FAsHIoSED BLACK FACE SCARFs are now
or luminous beads, and arranged as plastrons
On the fronts Of bodices and 10 form u drapery
on the left side Of the skirt.
A BRowN STRAW BONNET with faring brim
is faced with cream-colored velvet. Bows of
brown velvet and satin and cream and yellow
iho"ers, with auLuinnal foliage, confined by a
long sl!I pin, form the trimming.
BLACK LACE WAISTS over black silk show
the lace draped in a variety of fancy ways and
JET Applique work serves to fasten down the
pIaits Belts are in favor, and very snowy ones
are IN solid tnsel and metal work.
CohFOKrABLE AND NOVEL GossAMERS, pro-
yided for the coming wet season, made of
doe-colored mohair, made perfectly water
1cpeilsint- These have long capes, and are cut
IN close su-tout shape, ana long enough to cover
the entire dress beneath.
A NEW STYLE OF WOODEN GOODS meets the
present demand for lace effects by a sort of lace
web Introduced on the foundation material.
giving the effect OF lace insertin. in figures
As this l. quite distinct in fabric, il might be
cut away without injury If so desired.
A HIGH HAT of black rough-and-ready braid
has a white scarf draped about the crown and
around the front Of the brim and then carried
crown in front large black and white
bird on the right side completes the trimming
A NOVELTY in neck trimmings which gives a
certain degree OF elegance To plain black silk
dress is composed OF two bias folds of white
at inch wide intervals AZ sinst them. The color
OF the ribbon chosen must be OF a becoming
tint TO the wearer.
POPPY-RED ToILErfES with hats parasols
and gloves 70 match, are worn at the French
Justed To The figure by longitudinal folds and
without other trimming, well the Nor
mandy Usher cap, are passing W himS OF French
voIneD al the sea side.
SILK GLOVES viii be worn late In the autumn
and the exhibit in colors matching clothes is
most attractive, while the prices are decidedly
low The most desirable the long black
ones. and so perfectly are they finished that
they are almost - handsome - black kid and