Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-12-16
WINTER WRAPS.
Jachcts. Cioaks and Msnteiet vIsites I'm
Fur-. Cloth aud Plush.


Furs. Cloth and Plush.
Tic round cloak lined with fur. or
flannel and silk. will be the mantle par
excellence. this winter as last, for cold
raw icy days. and one NAV sally forth
to shop. pay visits, etc., even on foot
with the greatest comfort and ease. if
wrapped up in this cosy rotonde. The
most fashionable shapes have. however,
pleated band ut the neck. and the or
thodox trimming now is band of fur
from two and three-quarters To four
inches wide, bias band of plush and
clasps above OF passementerie or fine
metal.
The demi-long visite of long haired
plush or fancy cloth. | ned with six of
corresponding color and flannel, will
rank among the handsome vetoments
for winter; black and dark mater n Is
are most admired. and a thick torsa q
of silk the same color is the favorite
trimming. There are still more elegant
Wis les made OF ottoman and Sic lienne.
ned with flannel and ornamented with
manufactured beaver or assorted mar
about, and rich pa semen,eric forming
a border. rs also epauTettes the neck and
sleeve parements be ne of hazardous: or
fur.
The mantelet visiic of sea'skin, made
short ut the back and with long ends in
front - also a charming mantle for
Ell ght, girlsh figures. Tbs $ claspcd
mt the neck with an agra.le; and r b.
bon. corresponding with the sealskin
and forming band nj the waist st I'd
in front under the ends finished with
tassels or with n bow of handsome b.
bons.
& rls who have not entered their teens
an young in lies of seventeen or eight
enn will wear Jackets or visitcs tight fit
ting at The back. and with close, Japan
csc or pcler N, sleeves which AWAY al
low the vast to be seen. Redingotes of
rough cloth. crossed in front. are also
suitable. but may be considered wraps
for real winterly weather. The or, ut
variety in these CONNECTIONS s en- at
present appears in the manner of cut
tnT and closing the fronts Some are
b-ttoned the whole length down the
middle, others closed across an w tn
one single button ut the neck. or the
front is oreled to show IA waistcoat,
and many models are ornamented with
one or two W de revers, the stu 4 at the
lett shoulder forming n plas;ron on the
same side. Among other sha es for
our young friends we may ment on the
Breton Jacket, the visitc MacFarlane,
etc, etc.
VERY large metal buttons with IN sed
chased mortifs, or bOrdered with fur.
rs also paSsenterie and. indeed, en-
broidery, are taken to trim many of the
new cloak models Our rea, ers must
boar i'm mind that ,noptlov a,I
are not tr mined profusely tn win or,
but the ufs and tissues employed arc
therefore richer and hanlsomcr.
Sorties de bal and cloaks for the the
alter are long and wide, and the stuffs
preferred seem TO be short or long
haired, self-colored plush in VIII {,
cream or pale hues, lined with flannel
and silk; vistc shapes, some w TN hoods,
are composed of various mater ais and
tr mined with bands of marabout cN-
actly the same color. ermine, IN nnever
or VIII tie fox, put on to look like bor-
ders. handsome clasp closes such a
wrap nj the neck, or white RIB on { ed
III Il large bow. Sorties de bal. COM
posed OF colored gauZe embroidered w TN
shining metal patterns of the same tint.
and lined to answer. produce a wonder
iui effect by waX-l ght, and are particu-
larry suitable for young ladies' They
are ornamented with rich fringe of
beads, assorted to the toilet, or doube
ruches of colored, richly bordered Tx.
Young lad eS wear for the thcater
large shawIs or long scarfs of wool or
SILK and gold, woven with bavadere
stripes. also jersey. fine silk or wooden
crochet materials, bordered with n very
deep bead fringe or handsome lace sewn
on as border; such fringes of steel.
gold and black beads are also extremely
fashionable trimmings for evening toll
cts of silk and other elegant tissues,
and are used more than embroidery
The season.