The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-11-10
SHIPS FOR THE LADIES,

MArELASsE is us.d in combination
with cloth.
PosTlLIoH plates are no longer added
to the back of bssques.
il silks there is return To the large
floral designs of longaGo,
EXTREMELN simple small c1pote bon
nets are the NOSE elegant choice tor
winter.
DUIL cray blue. 50 poplar This fall,
Is used iii combination with golden
brown.
SHoRT-wATsTEp Empire dresses with
sashes are very fashionable for girls i'll
their early teens.
TEE new purplish red, so conspicuous
in fall millinery and dr,ss goods, is
cal cd sCabicuse.
WHITE armurc silk immed with
wide galloon OF sily,r auI pearls is a
novel Y for wedding dresses.
THE drape at the back of the rich
est silk dress skirts hangs in straight
lines, unbroken by luopin.s.
BoAs OF both lace and ostrich feathers
are worn with street costumes by those
who affect the newest English styles.
Born shoes and slippers of Suede kid
much heavier than that used for gloves,
but almost as soft, are coming into gem
eral use.
SLEEvEs of contrasting material from
the .ress waist are again in high favor.
They are usually of the same fabric as
the vest.
II Is a comforting fac that every year
the dress of refined women apai caches
more nearly to the ideal of hyglenic
comfort and artistic grace.
CAsHMERE passemcnterie Of many col.
ors with much gold among them Is much
used for trimming handsome faille
dresses for dinner wear.
MosT of the silk embroideries so fash
ionable this season are enriched by the
addition of a small quantity of gold
thread, WI irh enhances the work with
out detracting from its subdued effect.
TRERE are several changes in chill
dren's costumes. The short wasted,
long-skirted peasant dresses are now
confined To mere babies OF or 3 years
old, and blouse and princesse dresses
are revived.
Pretty afternoon dresses of India
cashmere are made in prIncesse style
and have a euimpe with close sleeves of
matelasse silk. The cashmere sleeves
reach to the elbow and are generally
pulled.
IbQt Is lldut OF IlbDtn are Thought
stylish. They are in the long English
shape, and are made of two different
kinds of ribbon, one of which is striped
or of fancy design. There is roSette
Of ribbon loops on top of the cro0u in
front
ALTHOUGH straight skirts are in FASH
ion. they are by no means gwen absO-
Lutte sway. They are not universally
becoming. Many recently imported
downs are draped, although high drap-
ings and protruding bustles are no
longer seen.
\ SNOWY winter hat is made of copper
red velvet, trimmed with loops of black
MORE ribbon and fur boa of Russia
lynx, which enc,rCles the crown and has
long ends to pass around the neck. The
brim projects in front in directoire FASH
ion and Is very short at the back.
A DAINTY, girlish looking gown for IN
formal evening gatherings is made of
pearl-Colored cashmere, the skirt hang
ing in long graceful folds without
drapery. There is vest of white China
silk and facings of white cashmere. The
revers, epaulets, deep cuffs and a V
shaped piece at the bottom of the front
breadth are prettily embroidered in
arabesque design with white floss silk.
FOND father-I declare, Aggie, you are
a perfect fac-simile of your mother when
she was your age. Aggie Just home
from boardingschool)- Please call me
Agonies, papa. As you say, | presume
am a fab simmeel of mamma in her
younger days. Fond father Commune
ing with himself in the woodshed "A few
moments later - Papa Mamma !
AgCnicsi Fab simmeel, Jumpin' Jeru-
salem Is that what pay $3.50 term
for Chicago Tribune
SHE (sternlyl-I saw YOU kiss my
waiting maid at the door. He (tidget-
Ing)-Well-er-yOu see-my dear, you
often come to the door and the ha is
rather dark, and | am very near-sight-
ed. She-But she threw her arms
around your neck. He-Yes, she was
probably scared and felt faint, and
wanted something to hold on to and
mlstook me for the hat-rack. She-Hat-
racks don't talk. He-You forget, dear,
that she is a little deaf Cartoon.