Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-07
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.

HONEY FOR THE LADIES.
Plush takes precedence of velvet this sea
The zebra stripes of Hast year are still fav-
OritcS.
Beaver NUTS are again in vogue for
misses.
Collar cuffs, and belts are made of beaded
galloOn.
Cloth boots faced and fOxed with kid are
again worn,
Black MORE antique is draped with black
cashmere,
Fur and beaded trimmings are used for
plush costumes.
Roman SashcS are made to do duty as vests
Tor house costumes,
Sapphire blue and plumb grey are q IL adj
mired combination.
Gold and coral beads are used for trimming
Turkish OF Figaro jackets.
Boots are again fashfOrably laced ut the
side As well rs up the inStep. 3
Wooden Overdresses are gracefully draped,
and are usually without trimming.
Jackets of real and imitation Persian lamb
come among other novelties in wraps.
Dark and plush bodices with brocade vests
are worn with black or cOlored skirts.
Wells are to be worn long enough to cover
the chin, and are the color of the bonnet.
Bronze, violet, Corinth brown, cope and
plum are the COlOrS most desired in velvet or
plush.
Draperies for plush or velvet dresses are of
zebra silk OF Of beautiful wool and silk
fabrics.
Capcs and pelerlnes of fur or fur trimmed
remain III favor, but are no longer high
slluuldeTed,
Plain wool surahs, with flowers in brighter
tones than the ground are used for over
dresses and drapery.
High collars with stiff lining are seen on
all WOODEN costumes. Linen collars or folds
are worn with them.
Ribbons are much used for bonnet strings,
and ribbons were never more varied and
pretty than this season.
Sealskin walking jackets for young per-
sons have loose fronts with small pockets,
but ut Snugly at the back.
Plain skirts are not the invariable rule.
Many fashionable women cling 10 the classic
lines OF the long draped overskirt.
The newest jerseys are pointed in front
very short over the hips, and nnlSh with the
Jaunty French position in the back.
Florence Blythe, the feiress of 81, 300, 900,
Blythe estate in San Francisco, has as YET no
suitOrs. She is only eleven years of age.
Fur fringes made of real or imitation tails
of the same animal whose fur trims or forms
the wrap ~ q feature III this falls
wraps.
New Jersey jackets have seams lust like
any other jacket or basque, and the Wai5tGOat
Is the almost invariahle feature in the latest
importatlOns and productions of these aIti-
CieS.
Red in shades both deep and vivid Is n lead.
ingc0lOr which Is likely to prevail the autumn
and winter through in dress, millinery, and
in many wraps for either dressy wear or util.
| ity uSe.
Long French %surtOuts of dark-red stock
inette, bolcle fabrics, OF dull red bOuretta
l LAT Ara mud mill. ~ IAlangta fnE.R 3.
and boX-pleated backs open from the
| tournure.
A Louisville woman asks for a diverse on
the ground that her husband will not allow
her 10 seG tho morning paper until he has nrat
looked II over and cut out all advertisements
OF dress goods.
A number of women attempted to vote in
New York Tuesday and were happy in being
refused and gaining n%Jt0riety as sufferers in
tIe. cause. A woman enjoys pain more
Than ii man does.
Plain skirts do not look strong minded
when bOrdered with bOucle or astrakhan
push, or when made of striped material with
Il tiny pleating or good ytlveteen at the bot
tom, or when b0rdered deeply with any
rough looking or heavy broche bordering.
In new millinery accessories are very rich
and beautiful scarfs and L ,bbOns of raised
v%elvets, embroidered plush and satin in
tapestry effects, wrought with silk and gold
threads, which cOne direct from foreign
IooHla anu CoNihiahu Il hlBH pflceDy Jne yard.
lmmense metal buttons again dispute with
bead and silk cord faSteninBS for the suffrage
of fashions followers. These buttons are
employed not only on jackets but In trim
ming dresses also. Unless, however, OF the
best quality, the size of these buttons tends TO
vulgarile them,
A ''sweet disorder in the arrangement OF
the hair is not only allowable Just now about
the temples and upon the crown of the head,
but Il Is considered very proper and stylish
10 allow numberleSs short stray zephyr locks
to fall careleSSiy from either side vt the grace
tul French twist which carries the most of
the hair high Ia the front and sides of the
head.
The short s~ealsliin mantle and it's imitation
IN seal plush, rlmmed with feather bands
iof tbs early days Ot autumn, and with black
otter bands and tails for later in the season.
are promised an enduring popularity until
the weather demands long f~urlined and seal
garments of various forms which are brought
out tor nidwinter wear.
\ racCOOn fur o~vercOat or long ulster for a
gentleman is one of the fur novelties shOwn
In New York. II reaches almost TO
the ankles, has a collar that can be
raised above the ears, aud is lined with soft
quilted satin. II is called The Canadian. "
Another tur garment ut for a 81. Petersburg
or Montreal winter is a dOlman yisite of
Alaska sable, triuged with tails of the
same.