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

A duck of girl-thc female bather
Bonnet strings are tied undcrthe chin.
CairngOrms set in silver are used for
clasps. .
Clasps and buttons of wood are richly
carved. ..-'
ars, cuffs and belts are made of beaded
gallOOn.
English taior-made suits have pannels and
bindings of fur.
Drapciics are narrow, one breadth of the
material Sullicing.
Openwork embroidery on velvet is larey
Tor millinery purpose1
Oxydizcd silver pins are very popular for
morn NJ wear and for fastening ShawtS.
Silk stOckinet hats. covered with nets of
silk cord of the same shade are novelties.
Velvet and good vclyeteen are much used
for short jackets To be worn with light wOOlcn
frocks.
Wool costumes are very stylish, and are
trimmed with wool lace matching the dress
IN cOiOr.
Plush and satin embroidered ribbons are
used for millinery purnOscs and for trimming
dresses.
Round brooches are again worn, and sQuaro
brooches with bright cnameled flowers are
novelties.
ovcmrcsses of different material worn with
velvet Or plush skir,S have vests or cpauletS
like the skirt.
There are indications of a continuance of
tilSe tteclS III Iull IaDrlcS, Dut thls Is not
assured us vet
Plush skirts are worn with ovcrdreSses
trimmed win god or silver braid or open
work embroidery.
High collars with stiff lining are seen of
all wOOlen costumes, Linen collars or folds
are worn with them.
Mary Anderson is said to have done her
first, playing ut Louisville, when she 'paycd
hockey" from school,
And now another accident has happened
Sarah Bernhardt-shc fell through crack in
tie o " of the theatre.
The most m,r,,ed fe,ture of tbe ooming
seasons dresses will bs the absence of the
''bunchy'' side draperies.
Short so,I nIusb ;ool,cts ,ro +,;,,,r,od ,,.;,h
tufts Of H. m,,i,,i"I NIL ' Iai. III II @
bali fringe of the real seal fur.
Fine French white nainSook il the muslin
for mourning frocks. and truck and nInited
trillS are their Only trimmings.
EIon,oi 3; t,,o .,, ,,I, r ,,.; go
aniniatsd gaines, @ and ' patS 5 and ID tcEs Es recon-
mend themselves for trimmings.
Plain sl,irta with tro,. b,r,,ors f,r ,-,o-
mental nffarts vii h ,v0rn iv,"yt tn t,n , n% n"
cIS;"n of fn,ncnd "r trinmSd mss ~ ,I;S ,i,o fH
and next winter. ''''
ponLnl drnsso, = 90, ,.or,, fos,;o,o,,o, .r,oo,:
ore ,rn oo ,i% III H., % ~ m.I. @ iooe
Thp omm,e ,n,n ri,s ara inn'nh M W III III
tercd iii, vni,i,t Ho,verS ''opo' VIZ WV" ''"'
R,ao,, toi,oto not nour,;n,, o;,o rro,,,iso
of taIH inr thn laaH ~ nomde,e for
,n, y, & .aT ""a n u, III; t t i
%mn ,,ro Ia &c n fhio ""u All 'io
''",' s,"o'' VI ""o'e" '"ot',9'
fear!s are no longer 'unlucky jewels for
rainst p anI p" snnhires ,"S iren yhc ooyfn II @
be noted nrr NOR" evnensive "' wan
W. ''o''''' "i' ,'io'I oNPoh'''''
a young lady VINO was recently out driving
Dccame alarmed when the horse began T.,
KICK ana na!yely requested her beau to get
VA Amorg % tha @ ,on" ] hairod furs u 70 ,.o nr,o,,sod
ot n mnderate MICE may he mrntiopp"I W pI TrnW
md bIacl, marlin ar ns If is aISn caiInd Aiasl
ko sable Rnti, are dark in coior ''''''' mag
~, ,,11i'' 1'.' ,o,l," ''o ,t''' , ~ ~ .D'o'
iTlsh clOakS are revived. Ihey are
Irish peasant women. They are gathered
about the throat and have a round hood.
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ms lail me rough woven canvas effects
observed IN tie SUMMER Wool novelties are
I, ptatea IN eNassernt. FORM IN the StuttS
sem out from france Tor autumn and winter
..J,st th;rkr s,;d voosor orod,,,,o
bc," IL an acnounf nf ,,'in IL lin tir, ..T
frn,n a tr,ct. h.. ~ ,,,,ad W ,,itSh IiS
,,,t'r,, " @ I",s y! ] " ,i i o." ~ "t.,''. b ia"" i
@ tEsair ,ir 1",I "'on aio aoou' iea'-
'''o,. ,i'''i s",,,,
a new shade OF swallow blue" very rich
Tu ahrics n1 S,tn,o IN oneci, - SaoWm hnmns s
goods II is n ",ivImr" of b,,,a nT ,'roan
S"Jt'' SI ~ 20 =" a" a itiNauo ,r y, piuo anu BIcoh'
80 ~ -, ~, '''''' ' 'N'''''oo'
buStieS are gettlhS larger, growing IN SIZE
ah IaVor' mere are oiten many auShaD
Ih"u nus notlced ia to'lrnural datormlty
=" ,v osn ute year tHy NH mt
s,,cc "T 90" o"'' "e"' ''''n Wv" any eo'' Vi
s'n1o'
very large shopping bags made OF velvet
plush, or satin, at1 taking the place in fa1h-
lonaD,e use OF inc hand bags OF Russia leath-
er ana III lgatOr SKIN so long popular. Many
OF lpe new KIND are male at home ana great
pains a'e ''N ch III iNci Recommendations
"IIaye YOU The Rise of Silas Lapham?'"
asked young lady from the city of the clerk
in country store wh,ra they kept almost
everything. II dunno whether we've gut
any of that perticuIar brand but we've SOt
some all-.red good rice, lust the same"
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