Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-17
Fnshinn Notes.

A novelty this season is lacing bodice
under the arms.
Applique galoons trim many handsome
cloth and wool dresses.
Very small p0kes are worn by young
women, married OF single.
Plush is the favOrite material for man.
ties, visites and pelerines.
Two sets OF strings are seen again on
bonnets, one wide, the other narrow.
The fashion for trimming brown cloth
dresses with black braid is still In favor.
All sorts of novel bows are used to form
the high bonnet trimmings of this season.
Plain velvet hats and boDnets are con-
sIdered correct wear with dressy tailor
suits.
The lower puff OF peasant sleeve Is
sometimes held in place by wide cuff of
Jet passementerie.
The Norfolk jacket has been such USE
full garment that 1t IS still to be the most
stylish garment for boys.
Roses of velvet make a very appropri-
ate and effective trimming TOR fall hat.
These are IN various shades.
Three rows OF broad stitching are on the
back and four large buttons tasten the
wrists of the newest gloves.
A collar, tie aud wide cuffs of colored
India silk are to be the stylish wear with
cloth costumes the coming fall.
Circular cloaks are revived in London.
They are made of materials of neutral
tints, lined with some bright color.
Colored Innings are In high vogue,
striped and figured silks in bright colOrs
being largely employed for this purpose.
Cloth dresses are trimmed with narrow
silk braid, forming vertical stripes upon
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loops.
Parisians are wearing tartan plaids for
the entire dress, or in combination with
plain colors. The plaids, however, are
small.
A long gauntlet cuff ia worn with pulled
sleeves reaching half way up the arm.
An epaulet at the shoulder carries out the
effect.
A pretty round waist is made dressy by
bands of velvet extending from the neck
to the bust about two or three inches
apart.
Bodies of velvet have panels cut in one
with them. and form an exceedingly hand
some combination with striped wool skirts
and drapery.
Wide, low collars, exposing the throat,
are TO be worn. and it is predicted that
high collars and tull ruches are soon to
be abandoned.
Fur is TO occupy a leading place as an
accessory to home and street costumes,
and will be largely employed upon man
ties and redingotes.
Girls of 10 and 10 wear their hair in soft
fluffy bangs over their forehead; the rest
is all com bed low ia the neck and held by
banded bow OF ribbon.
A circular OF brown serge is lined with
dark red India silk. The high collar has
delicate design OF peoples and wheat
ears embroidered upon it.
The polo cap is the rage with boys, and
is made Of all suiting material. Ii the
clothes are made at home a pattern can be
secured and the cap made At a triiiing
cost.
The manner in which the velvet or
plush covering the crowns OF turbans and
bonnets is made TO rise in cOnical loose
masses in front is novel feature in fall
millinery.
Black and white are worn fashlonably
in trimming dresses and bonnets, the
white being In small proportion and in the
form Of feathers or ribbon. or lace, the
black velvet, plush, lace and jet.
A novel arrangement in the bodies Of
polonaises are surplice folds on the LEFT
side, crossed by a full jabOt on the right
side, which terminates in bow ON tue
left nip, keeping the front drapery in
place.
The bride sash is still the stylish trim
ming for a simple walking costume; the
sesh ia tied on the side near the front and
its loops and ends TALL to the bottom of the
dress. Velvet ribbon is much liked for
such purpose.
Travelling dresses this season are car
ried 10 great perfection. They are simple,
elegant In style, beautifully made and
fitted, and arranged and draped with re-
gard to comfort and convenience as we'll
as stylish effect.
Bulgarian embroidery is TO be the next
craze; 1t IL worked In col0red silks with
gold spRngles; the embroidery 10 80 close
that the material can hardly DO seen; this
will form panels, collar, vest piastron, or
revers, and sleeve oua or band.
Those Complaining
OF Sore Throat or Hoarseness should use
Browns BRONCHIAL TRooBEs. The
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