Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-05
Fashion Notes.

Tam O'Shanters are made Of velvet for
children.
Winter cloaks promise to be of generous
| proportions.
Black silk stockings are very stylish
with red shoes.
There are more varieties of fall mantles
than ever before.
| COlored bows to match the stockings
are worn on slippers.
Little sleeveless gray wraps have very
| Freuchv effect over black dresses.
A long sleeve Of a Partisan costume
falls far short of reaching the wrist.
Laced boots with patent leather tops
are still the stylish wear for cool weather.
Waterproof tweeds are used for travel
ing costumes and also for mountain
dresses.
Fine table damask has the worked
monogram in the center of the napkins
and table cloths.
All sleeves are now very much trimmed
in the upper part, and quite plain down
ward from the elbow.
Blanket jackets in white or cream color
with gold braid trimmings are na;ty, be-
coming and likely to be popular.
Pretty grays, which are more like dove
color than any other, promise to be fash
ionable during the coming season.
Rose bags laid in bureau drawers, or
placed under the pillows of an invalid
are pleasant and yield healthy perfume.
A couple of white pique vests make "a
useful addition to the fail wardrobe, and
take away from the severity of tailor
made costume.
| Among new shades are mulberry, navy
blue, dahlla and a rich woodi which are
| n al fba in Cd
striking combinations.
There Is to he much trimming used this
fall. Some of the pattern hats are GOV
cred with various sorts of garniture. Os-
trich tips are prominent.
silk jerseys are to be still worn with
fall costumes Of heavy surah and faille,
and are embellished with an abundance
OF beaded passementerle.
Pretty and becoming hats for fall wear
are ia two cOlOrs Of straw braid, red be-
ing always one OF the colOrs. These arr
trimmed in two colOrs of velvet or ribbon
TO match the hat.
OF all the novelties in dress fabrics for
the coming season none is more stylish or
effective than the heavy shot silks twilled
I'm heavy lines. The various combinations
The narrow plating at the bottom of
| lue ehitb 10 HOt dilOgcbutT ulsCilIueu, al
though it Is pot seen upon all of the new
styles. a newer fancy is bias fold Of
the goods set on in the same way,
| One pretty model OF a travelling dress Is
| described as having n straight plated
skirt. with one broad box plat down one
side like a panel, and a tbree-oOrnered
| apron. Upon the panel plat are three
large metal buttons.
The newest material intended to form
suits for the first cool DAYS OF early fall, il
an intermixture OF lambs wool and cam.
eps hair in stripes or checks, go woven
that each alternating line or bar is entire.
ly OF the one distinct material.
Very pretty autumn capotes are made
Of dark-blue gauze, spotted with bright
yellow, and yellow patterns over blue
grounds are employed in profusion. both
for bonnet ribbons and dress materials
The smallest are the most tasteful.
A very pretty trile for the toilet table is
pin cushion of three lace bags pinned to-
gether at the top with ribbon bow; a
little sachet mixed with the bran makes
a pleasant perfume in the room and
makes the pin cushion more attractive.
The most effective Of all the promised
novelties for the coming season are the
beautiful fabrics in wool and silk. The
silk ls raw SILK without lusfre, and the
soft, rough effect is very pretty; this ia a
ia1ric which Grapes well In spite OF it's
thickness.
separate fan handles of wood or ivory
can row be purchased, designed for the
mounting OF ostrich tips, which should
be ten or twelve inches long, and so ar
ranged that the quilts are not visible. An
aigrette or humming bird is Usually
caught In the centre.
Jerseys are now cut in the same style
as ordinary dress waists, and are very
handsomely finished. with whalebones In
all the seams and an inside belt. They
are sometimes made with pointed fronts.
but more generally are rounded in front
with "a plated position back.
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