The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-09-25

Autumn wraps are already appearing,
despite the warmth of the weather. These
are III short jackets, made of light materials
and intended for informal wear, or nantes
Of heavier fabrics-plush or velvet. The
fashionable colors of the coming season
viii be black, seal brown, garnet, hello
trope, reseda, salambo (Which is pale
gray blue, mignonette, dahlia, many
shades of gray, bronze, and mahogany
very wide selection.
| As for materials, well, our looms only
manufacture a certain variety, and these
! scarcely vary from year to year. Plush,
velvet brocade, silks and satins, cash
mere, WOODEN goods of various kinds.
/ these comprise almost the entire selection.
/ At the same time many new and pretty
| designs are shown IN all these goods
/ The wooden goods shown for the fall
/ styles are principally IN stripes and checks
4 Fine plaid WOODEN goods will be popular
/ for ordinary promenade costumes. Other
| materials show wide stripes of one color.
I interspersed with hair-lines of yarious
1 bright tints.
| In millinery, the small bonnets SO much
/ favored during the summer will suffer but
/ little change for early autumn wear. Feath
/ ers. ostrich or otherwise, wing, breasts. and
/ entire birds, will form the principal trim
mings, the imported bonnets universally
/ showing more or less of this style of trim
ming. Bright golden, yellow, and amber
/ shades are seen in the satin, velvet. and
/ ribbon garnitures on autumn bonnets Jet
and bead trimmings will be also very large
! ly employed, arranged in light, graceful
/ open patterns, over velvet grounds. which
may be of almost any color the wearer
! chooses. Some of the large jet beads which
! are used Tor this purpose are so beauti-
| fully cut as to cost almost as much as lew
/ els. Tinted beads will likewise be en-
/ ployed quite extensively for the embellish-
ment of autumn head-gear. A small round
! frame being chosen, it is covered with vel
/ vet, say salmon color, grayish blue, straw.
1 pink, or mauYe. It is then covered with
I embossed designs in large glass beads of
the same tint as the ground, and is further
/ adorned with huge loops of satin ribbon,
arranged IN coronet fashion. This style of
/ bonnet IS fastened beneath the chin with
| velvet strings.
An extremely elegant evening or ball
costume Tor young lady is composed of
pompadour brocade silk, with an overdress
of white lace. The bodice is decollete. cnt
round IN the neck, and edged with beads.
: The sleeves reach to the elbow. like many
of our evening dresses recently shown. and
are fofned-of pale-blue velvet. with lace
ruffies. The lace oyerdress is made rather
short IN front, being draped up at the sides
and knotted with pale-blu satin ribbon,
but It falls well over the hips, and rolls in
graceful folds at the back. Light blue
stockings and white satin slippers are worn
with this costume.
delicate afternoon costume of hello
tfope sIelllenne las the bodice cut in long
points all the way round, in front and over
the hlps. The over drapery of the dress
Is short, aud is gathered up in front to fall
/ IN natural folds over the rear. The under
skirt Is laid in rather narrow plaits and cut
III Eandykes. The eolIaris quite high, and
the bodice opens to show plastron of ecru
lace made fat, and with bows of satin nib
bon down the front. The sleeves are also
dehcateiy garnished with cream-colored
lace.
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