Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.

Bonnet strings are tied undcrthe chin.
CairngOrms set in silver are used for
clasps. .
Clasps and buttons of wood are richly
carved. .-..-.-'
Collars, cuffs and belts are made of beaded
gallOOn.
English talor-made suits have pannels and
bindings of fur
Draperics are narrow, one breadth of the
material sullicing.
Openwork embroidery on velvet is larely
for millinery purpose'
Oxydi2cd silver pins are very popular for
morn llS wear and for fastening shaw,S.
Silk stockinet hats, covered with nets of
SILK cord OF the same shade are novelties.
Velvet and good vevetcen are much used
for short jackets to be worn with light wOUlen
frocks.
Wool costumes are very stylish, and are
trimmed with wool lace matching the dress
i'll color.
Plush and satin embroidered ribbons are
used for millinery PURPOSES and for trimming
dresses.
Round brooches are again worn, and sQuaro
brooches with bright enamelled flowers are
novelties
Overdrcsses of different material worn with
velvet Or push Skir,S have vests or cpaulGtS
like the skirt.
There are indications of a continuance of
tinSel effects in full fabrics, but this is not
assured ils vet.
Plush skirts are worn with ovcrdresSes
trimmed with god or silver braid or open
work embroidery.
High collars with stiff lining are seen of
all wOolcn costumes Linen collars or folds
are worn with them.
Mary Anderson is said to have done her
first playing at Louisville, when she "playcu
hockey from school.
And now another accident has happened
Sarah Bernhardt-shc fell through crack in
the of the theatre.
The most marked feature of the coming
| season s dresses will b1 the absence of the
''bunchy'' side dlaperies.
Short scal.plush jackets are trimmed with
| TUFTS OF the material, and cIOaks vi it have
| ball fringe of the real seal fur.
| Fine French white nainSook is the muslin
| for mourning frOcks, and truck .and plated
| trillS are their only trimmings,
Flannel liz tile best goods for walking or
animated games, and plaits and tucks recon-
mend themselves for trimmings.
Plain skirts with these borders for orna-
| mental effects will be worn almost to the eX-
cluSion of ilounced or trimmed ones this fall
and next winter.
Beaded dresses are very faShionabcs. These
are worn over rich silk gowns of bright nues.
The ample drap 'ries are loOped up with Gus
tered silk velvet flowers.
Back toilets, not mourning, give promise
of taking the lead in handsome dressing for
autumn wear-back silk, velvet and all the
hner grades of wooden fabrics,
Pearls are no longer "unlucliy" jewels for
presents, but ban has been pronounced
against emelalds and SapphireS, which, it will
be noted, are more expensive.
a young lady who was recently out driving
became alarmed when the horse began t.
kick and nalvely requested her beau to get
out and hold the animals feet.
Among the long haired furs to he purchased
a al lnIsli tI.1tln al ItTNN
and black martin, OF aS it is also called Alas
ka sable. Both are dark In color.
Irish clOaks" are revived. They are
perfect copy in 'htpe, of the cloaks of the
Irish peasant women. They are gathered
about the throat and have a round hood
This fall the rough woven canvas effects
observed in the summer wool novelties are
repeated in eNaggerat form In the StutfS
sent out from France for autumn and winter
wear.
Just think" said Vassar graduate,
here is an account Of tain bsns thE4%n
utterly careless some women are about leay-
ing their hair arOun |.
A new shade of swallow blue" very rich
and handsome in effect, is shown among
fabrics Ot Ottoman, satin brOcade, and broche
goods. 1t is mixture of blue and green,
and las many different reflections.
BustleS are getting larger, growing in size
an favor. There are Often many iaughlb
mod nts notlced IN tOurnurial dtrormity.
L.. q buStleS are certainly an a)Oninati0n,
so few can wear them with any sort of
grace.
Very large shopping bags made of velvet
push or satin, aft taking the place in lash
ionable use of the hand bags of Russia leath-
or and alligator skin so long popular. Many
of the new kind are made at home and great
pains are taN en- In their OritlmentatiOn
Have You The Rise of Silas Lapham?'"
asked young lady from the city of the Clerk
in country store whtr1 they kept almost
everything. Il dunno whether we've got
any OF that perticuar brand, but we've got
some all-hfed good rice, Just the same
The accession of twin girls to the family of
the popular County Treasurer A. IL. BIrke,
at Fargo, last week, calls attention to the
general fact that from three-fOurthS to four
hths Of the births in Dakota nj present are
of the female sen. Apprehension is felt that
The thing IL being orCid0ne in that direction.
A brown homespun dress has the front
and mrhes OF wOolen 'brocalc The front
dlapcry is arrln Ged SCARF fash, on, an the
black dTapery Is hall brncadtand half home
spun The Jacket b ,dice opens Oyerp vest
Ol the brOcade ana the sleeves have w.d : cuffs
of ii.
Immense ruclles p!clted ul exceedingly
fh 4 are revived for finishing the bottom of
dress skirts. These aie ma le of firm Ged silk
in one color on Of several stIld =, for evening
toilets and oT the dress NJ it;rial In al VITA
q contrasting ca. or Tor handsome Wishing and
dinner dresses.
Look here, wish you would explain how
this got into one of your cigars Saida man
rushing into cigar store aud ho ding upa
little Snip of calico, The manufacturer eyed
il with disgust and exclaimed: Its those
new girls again, Thhy don seem To- know
the differ nee between Mother Hubbard
ana Connecticut wapper"
II is q curious circumstance that long MS
trich puueS should 80 often become fashion
able a. winter approaches and yet no dec