Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-29
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Exquisite garnet head trimming Is be-
ing imported for fall wear.
Turkish Grape Is now made in colors
suitable for nall mourning.
the newest gowns require from six to
ten yards for drapery alone.
The velvet Tam OShanter will be worn
by children the coming season.
Rhinestone and cut steel buckles are
used for fastening velvet belts.
The trimming Of high hats is at the
back, and drOops over The crown.
White silk gauze is one of the prettiest
materials used to trim sailor hats.
Overdresses Of lace insertion are run
with extremely narrow satin ribbon.
Skirts covered with lace flounces are
worn with overdresses of India silk.
Green velvet of vivid tint Is used TO trim
dresses of white bison cloth or canvas.
Mauve, lavender, heliotrope, peach and
gray are the favorite colors OF the Par
isians.
Black and white pinhead checks are
trimmed with heavy white braid to be
stylish.
Figaro jackets made entirely of steel
embroidery are worn with black or gray
dresses.
The military collars that are carried to
such extreme will be fashionably worn
this fall,
Corsage bouquets are arranged in front
of the bodies and conform to the lines OF
the figure.
Monograms on the breast Of children's
flannel blouses are an important feature
this summer.
A red Grape scarf is the most stylish
trimming for riding hat If 1t be black,
straw or felt.
Tricotine silk is exceedingly effective
and comfortable for sum AeEdresses and
jersey bodices. l wv
Plated blouse bodicess with a deep
flounce below the belt are worn with
flounced skirts. 8IJ~
Brown plush makes very stylish outer
wraps when artistically made with brown
bead trimming.
Dull leather will supersede patent
leather for walking boots. Heels are low
and the toes less pointed.
Short jackets for children have full
plastrons. Long coats merely show the
bottom of the froek beneath them.
Colored tulle is largely used to veil
hats and flowers. Tue tulle is secured
to the top of the crown and drawn down.
Tiger plush stripes alternating with
skirts to be worn with hIackr silk COS
tunes. .1siT 10 sTcs
Richly EN- broidered. Tdrkish' shawls are
used to cover parasols. Two are ar
ranged crosswise, so that the eight points
fall equi-distant.
Blue Of different shades>is used very
generally In the new models of fall aud
winter suits. Mazarine and bright shades
are most popular.
Steel beads, when combined with jets,
make a rich and elegant passementerie
which is to be used on the coming
seasons black costumes.
Bugles instead Of round beads will be
worn during the coming season, and
many expensive garments will be jetted
with this kind of ornament.
Awning cloth of a fine quality is used
for petticoats tor children's suits of fan-
mel and yachting cloth, and is a most de-
sirable fabric, washing perfectly.
Bands OF fine Turkish embroidery is the
fashionable adornment for white and wool
dresses. which are worn on afternoon oc-
casions as well as for the drive or In the
evening.
Rather broad-brimmed sailor hats
are again fashionable for young ladies'.
These hats are trimmed generally with
Grape or tulle to match the color OF the
dress with which they are worn.
A loose blouse waist OF some bright
colored silk is the prettiest and most
comfortable garment for children, and is
worn with skirts of white nainsook plen-
tiiuily garnished with fine Swiss en-
broidery.
Some pretty simple travelling dresses
are being made of blue and white very
narrow striped cloth, most fine OF text
ure. There are velvet collars and cuffs,
each having two large button holes,
through which satin ribbon ID passed and
tied.
Strong, servicesble country and noun
tain-climbing dresses are made OF goods
used for window awnings, and are very
pleasant TO wear, especially those that
are finished without dressing. They
should be laundrled without starch and
lroned while quite damp.