Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-15

Buckles on shoes are in cut steel and
bronze.
Exquisite open-worked hose are jetted
or sDangled.
The nuns pellsse" is the most popular
Of dust cl0aks.
The fall styles promise to be quiet in
regard 10 color.
Scented woods are being largely used
for winter fans.
Waite camel's hair is much use for
O'Clock tea gowns.
Long laced mitts which reach to the
elbow are very stylish.
Lace is frequently combined with en-
broidered crepe de chine.
Wooden lace Of all colors and designs
viii be used for autumn dresses.
Pale-colored satin lined with chamOis is
the material OF whicl many under-pet-
tlcoats are made.
Linen duck is used for tailor made
dresses and is made 10 in the same man
uer as WOoleG material.
Light summer toilets Of bayadere
striped material have OyerskirJ and
sleeves Of figured material.
Entire hats OF India null have medium
crowns and broai, fat orims shirred on
reeds, and rosettes in front.
The favorite engagement ring has a sap
phire and diamond, the two gems repre-
senting faith and constancy.
A pretty trimming for high crowns
consists OF several roset' es Of mario rib
bon crushed together in front.
Tussore silk is most servicaable for con-
slant wear. 1t dyes and cleans we'll. 1t
is made from Indian wild silk.
Broad white ties OF null or French lawn
daintily embroidered on the ends are
again very fashionable for neck wear.
Japanese curtains in figured silks are
used for WORK aprons by young adj
A large pocket holds the work and
crewels, while bows OF ribbon finish the
apron.
Portieres made Of leather braided in
long strands, which fall from the top of
the door TO the sill, are quite the rage
by the devoted followers of the Japan
esque.
The lighter materials when used as kilt
skirts are frequently trimmed with
several rows Of ribbon, but there is
new lace-worked braid which is very
effective.
Ribbon enters largely into the decora-
ton OF wash dresses. both for old aud
young, bows and straps OF velvet ribbon
being extensively used for older girls and
young ladies.
Embroidered etamine and wooden lace
are made up over LIGHT eolored silk or
satinet Innings. The bodice is lined To cor
respond and may be cut high, square or
surplice fashion.
Pretty work baskets are made OF de-
licate sort OF wicker In shape OF three
legged stand and basket tray. This may
be made as pretty as good taste can die
tate with ribbon. SILK and iaen
Beaded trimmings and app,iques, now
so popular, are TO be elaborated beyond
any IMAGINATION, and most exquisite
works OF art will be some OF the combina-
lions OF color in the fall garnitures.
White wooden house jackets are trim
med with plated plush, embOss ed velvet
and brocaded ribbons three or four incres
wide. They are bDrdered with these
while the collars and cuffs are TO rmed Of
the same.
Charming 5 O'Clock tea cloths NAV he
made of colOred Japanese silk into which
fancy fringe is tied. If the fringe is
10 ade of washing silk the cloths wash
perfectly. These fancy fringes are very
easily made.
The fulness of the surpllce wal. I comes
from the shoulders. not from the NECK,
and is carried from right to left. givinga
diagonal effect and terminating In a few
shirs at the waist line, watch is held by
broad belt.
A white sailor has the hrim faced with
black velvet, band OF the same encircles
the crown. In front is a nigh plating OF
creme lisse, combined With loops of an
inch wide black velvet ribbon and
cluster OF white lilacs. The effect is very
pretty.
Gowns for fail will be very rich; those
In wool are to be particularly soft and
cilnglng, aud a noticeable feature is that
the pattern dresses in soft wOolens are TO
be most deliberately embroidered, some
times in one color and again in MANY
hues, in floral and other designs.