Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
For the Ladies.
DRESS TEININGS

Medieval trimmings are much sought Tor. style between a lace and gimp
 shows a design outlined with gold
 thread and filled Tn with colored rosary
 beads Gold laces, too, show a chenille
 cord and the rosary beads intermixed.
 In handsome tabhers and panels the
 ground wOIk Is often plush, wrought
 III gold with wooden beads and large
 raised fruit ID beads and chenille. Oth-
 CTS ID black lace and je; are covered
 with pendant tassels and fruit and flow
 eTssyn relief.
 Iamb0ur tabiiers, like the tambour
 silks, are new; they are wrought in
 chain stitch III silk and beads and come
 m all coiors and mixtures fl tone. Dnll Jet and lead are often combined; also black with gold, while canvas is made
 elegant by being embroidered with oxId-
 ized silver ana iriGescent beads. For
 evening dresses fronts are most charm
 ingly embroidered m pearls and m crys-
 tHl beads on cream foundations or upon | ilnted d fabrics.
 One foreign authority on matters of style places rosarS bead trimmings at the head of tLe decorative novelties for | dress and mantle ornamentatiOn for this
 season, although they were introduced
 m Paris last year. These wooden beads are now arranged In panels, bOrderIngs, insertions edgIngs, and as sIncle sprays
 m floral devices for applying on man
 ties where sleeves begin or end, as head ing to other trimmings and on seams where an ornamental finish IS required.
 Some of the rosary beads are cur" usly
 carved, nile others BIe plain, iu vari-
 OuS sizes, and are either in specklCd
 wood or composition. A trimming of
 these bends Is formed ID oak-leaf shape.
 the autum8al colors being secured hy
 yariously y-cOlored beads intermixed with
 the rosary brads.
 One of the ueaiest and most stylish costumes shown thls season Is a tailor made suit of wood brown Arcadia vel veteen, with Do other trimming save a bordering about the edges of the bodice reyers, collar and cuiis of medium size rosary beads m two shades of brown iu the tone of the yelveteen composing the rich toilette.-PhiladelIhi hia Times.
 COLD WEATHER HATS.
 While the b0nuets are small the hats, l for the most part, are large. 4 few l modified styles are seen in the turban l and English walking hats; but for the | most part the size of ihe hats is exagger- | aied, and the height of the already mon umeutal crowns are materially increased | by the way in whi ;h the trimmings are | arranged. Word comes from Paris that | the notion of the hour IS toward mass ing ihe trimming st the back, and few models of this style have been shown at the recent openIngs. But as a rule the trimming is all in front; hand of gal loon or piece of embroidery will be ar ranged plainly about The crown, and ID front will be wide loops of ribbon. standing loop above loop, until the trim ming Is above the top Of the crown. Wings or quill are thrust between tbe loops Rnd sometimes SIX or eight will be used In the front of one hat. The IS again making its up pearsnce. It comes only in the finest of felt, and k trimmed with ostrich bands and plumes. There never was R more picturesque style of hat or bonnet 1 than this same Gaiusb. rough, and 1t ad- nits of SO much elegance m trim ming that it IS very effective wheu worn by the right person. Not every cody eau wear one of these hats, w- 3ver. without To, king groiesgue, but they Ire intensely becoming to those whom hey bee me at all. Most of the high lats are ugly aud uDsTacelul off the lead. but some of them are surprisingly when on the head. \ few are yrotesque, and look as ihough they had walked out of the New Englaud Primer md Mrs. BaFbaulds story books The English waking hat is reinei and 1 adylike, and the tuTban Is very becum- ng and very pretty; tue latter is quite
 favorite just now, both n England nd here, and they are especially suited or this "between' season. Later fash ons wlll snow bonnets and hats fur trimmed or wholly of fur, but the novel les ID these are not opened yet, as the 7arm weather has kept the fur-deaIars rom putting their novelties on exhibi- lon.
 C5LaEs IS MILLINERY
 Red Is a popular color in millinery just 2 oT, and many all red 5onnets will 5e | TOTn for evening. Most of those alec , 'hlch are intended for wear either with , ark green, navy blue, gray or suits , ave more CT less red used by way of q illumination. Its one rival is brilliant , ellow, n shade becoming 10 all but very g ar compieXICns. These l. makes sl. r i0st gh6sily, the yellow having q ten T ency tO heighien the fairness of any ! kIn. Fine French felt m the browns [ nd bronZes, grays, dara green ,olives. n ark blues, etc, cf inc day, trimmed [ -ith velvet folds and bows, Ni;h vcolfn q ,arfs and with fancy feathers, may be ,irly pronounced the popular hat for le promenade. Carriage bonnets are [ velvet, or of cloth matching the dress. Fg.r .H-a.. L.. n. sivvt flowers or full ostrich tips, are the T lrTect thlng. There Is new material, z lk astrschan, which comes III red, in hite, Tn cream, pale blue, etc . aad c lls, studded with beads. jet, pearl. l n ood, or garnet, us the case may be, is e used for crowns on handsome l |. .eninG bonnets. Following Ghe lines tI Id down for costumes, wo0len lEces are {, popular trimming; indeed, as already 1 m If the bonnet is high, and atches the suit with which it Is worn, % is Is All that IS essential-the rest may l st ? left to indidual taste and fancy n Press. a
 BROWN AND BRONZE, o In consequence of the sudden craze ti ' embroideries of wooden beads. brown u ds fair to be one of the leading colors, e T thIs season, at least. Among the u w garnitures are wide. fiat galoons n th conventional patterns worked in ii nall brown wooded beads, or with firr " devices wrought in raised figures, the l' ges cut across in the same manner Rs " passemen;eries are made. Fringes ,. silk cord and "rosary" beads are also llI be had in grest variety; so also che =, He fringe with cone-shaped wooden Tr,, nglers. In short, there IS an immense - riety of these decorations, and like II.. Dst popular 'novel uotions,n there IS "' e likelihood Of the bead fancy develop E into a mania which will as k always U' .i e case. render it's favor short-lived. U Us'. Iinssl IS 8 steadily IncreBsInC element '' millinery decorations. 1insel plush. lere sbiuiDg hEes of gilt or silver lie lbedded. is shown m endless designs l rich coloTiDgs, and Leavy tinssl, and oi emile cordings, bands and soft rlch rs twoTks nre among the very recent i'm ,,, Handsome and often ex- h' adiDgly expensive gold, bronze. and Ca smel ornaments are u-ed as a finish Lo honnets and hats made of these me a.