Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20
FANCIES FOR THE FASHION
ABLE

HAPHAzARD NOTES On THE STYLES OF TIL
/ MoMENr-CHEsTNUT BELLS On BANGLES
ROB ROY HATS FOR RoSEBUDS-THE RAGl
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
! SILK AsTRAKHAN is favorite trimming.
| gold and jet embroidery
The EDELwEIss In silver or enamel Is
iavorite design for pins and earrings.
CoLOREDSILK HANDKERCHIEFs, with striped
and dotted borders, are used for trimming hat
and bOnnets.
You've GIRLS wear Jackets finished Will
moods lined with some harmonizing or con
trasting color
| fAsSENENTERIE OF STEEL or silver is used tc
arlm olack satin dresses, the effect being rich
NEW FRENCH SILK HOSE for full dress weal
are imported in tints of violet male canary dark
iaureI green and golden brown.
PUNCHES OF FoRG ET-ME-Nors daisies butter
cups or wild roses with long stalks are favorites
ior iace pins. The flowers are enameled In per-
rect resemblance to their natural prototype.
IN THE LIST OF NEW Cows for evening are
those OF black tulle striped with velvet, with
velvet bodice above sleeveless, and cut in a v
front and back, the edges decorated with silver
ana jet pass ementerieS.
CHESTNUT BELLS of enameled silver so like
the ripe nut that it Is hardly possible to dis.
tinguish them are worn upon bangles and keep
ACCOMMODATION Win every movement Oh
the wearer
"A BROWN FELT HAT with rolling brim is Dor
dered with gold galloon. The trimming con-
s slsts OF brown and maize velvet twisted into
long loops, among which are arranged brown
wings notified with white.
A NUMBER of the tailor-made costumes of the
latest description have the full jaboted back
orapery at the lett side, handsomely lined with
vei'et or plush of a shade contrasting or har-
IlohIzlng with one of the shades of the figured
m rlSyf iran
A NIsITE OF BRoCADED SILK has short points
In front and is short at the back. 1t is bordered
Win Alaska sable. AT the back is a large jetted
ornament, and the seams and the sleeves are
Sutllned with passementerie, q jetted ornament
nnlshlng the points.
Rob Roy CAPS for opera wear are made OF
cream white, pale violet, ciel blue, and pink
velvet, the hat encircled by long narrow white
ostrich piumes, held by Irish-diamond buckles
lnese chic and charming hats are however
auoptea only by the rosebuds of society, in their
HIsl doom. Upon maturer heads they are
simply "a sad burieSque.
EAHiBITED AMONG NEW CLoAKING FABRICS
are beaver cloths as soft and flexible as velvet
Whlch show a nap both outside and inside
There are also other fancy cloths which are SC
thick that they need no lining. These have
canvas checked and Melted meshes woven on
their surfaces. Others are blocked and striped,
and all these goods come in most of the fashion.
able shades OF color.
handsome shades noted in felt models, and are
either plain, or embroidered in beads of various
cOlors, or wrought in delicate devices in gold
and silver threads. Elegant evening bOnnets
of white velvet have superb broche designs
wrought upon their brims in scarlet, green and
gold, these exqusitely fine and deliciously
shaded.
PASSEMENTERIES are richer than ever. Those
for trimming white satin are of pearls arranged
In graduated rows about a single pearl, after
the manner of pearl jewelry. Topaz trimming
has the stones set in fire gold cord meshes and
bOrdered by taSSelS OF tiny topaz beads and OF
channels leather end gold cord. Ruby and
eIneral trimmings are arranged in the same
manner
THERE is BUT LITTLE CHANGE to note in the
fashion of furs. The most imp Ortant this sea-
son is the Introduction OF pelerine, with long
"stOle" fronts, very much after the style of the
cape with very long square ends worn over a
hundred years ago. The ascendency of dark
furs this season is only in keeping with the
preference for deep-hued coiOrs in every
OF refined and cultivated tastes has
passed beyond q caprice of fashion, and
reached fixed principle. Gray and golden
brown furS are about the only exception to the
rule, and these are used Innings and trim.
mings. Natural beaver. otter fur and blue fox
maintain their acquired position, and will be
even more fashionable this winter than ever
before.