Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
FANClEs ron THE rAsHIoNABLEs.

KNorrRp FRrNers are revived for autumn silk
costumea
RIFE CurRnY and ochre are combined In autumn
millinery.
TEL on APRICOT Ii Q very favorite shade In
corded silk evening toilets this season.
TIE Cars RYE or the moonstone cut in intaglio
n gem In high favor this season both for ladies'
or gentlemen's ornaments.
TIE ROUND lRIsH HOOD is favorite finish to the
stylish round cloaks which VIII be very generally
worn the coming season by young girls.
VERY ELEGANT BLousEs OF velvet lined with
white silk and finished with all daintiness are
among the things promised for early autumn wear.
TIE GARRorE COLLAR buttoned behind Is the
latest device OF the golden youth to get himself
ranked the glass Of fashion and the mould OF
form.
TIE METAL CRAZE has not yet seen its best
styles in gold silver and steel trimmings all OF
elaborate design.
TRICor is once more favorfte wooden fabric and
for rough usage nothing can be more desirable.
impression upon 1t.
SAr1N-WovRN STRIPES appear in the new
woolehs mainly In gray green and gray blue
shades and are made up with metal accessories,
either gallOon or embroidery.
CHANrILLY LACE with leaf edges or Greek squares
In open pattern is the favorte now for trimming
and Is set in two knife pleated rows turning OPP
posite ways. about the necks OF many new gowns
INSTEAD OF THE SILvER-BELr fashion now de-
crees girdle OF woven silver for beauty's waist
or else Delt or the gown stun, with an embossed
silver buckle, all the way from 10 9 inches widc
PERSIAN TRIMMINGS are used extensively on the
black costumes for fall wear. There are metal
GALLONS, which carry out the Persian effects,
position.
CLOTH matched to the costume is sttll much
liked for the tops Of walking shoes, the foxings
being OF kid, either black or bronze. They are
made with rounded toes and q very shapely
medlum-hieh heel.
tea gowns is the Greek, or rather Grecian dress,
to speak more properly, for It is simply a clever
adaptation oil the Greek manipulation OF drapery
IN modern afternoon requirements.
1T SEEMS TO BE CONCEDED that the pretty and
serviceaole black stocking is giving place to that
OF nue. TO match the costume, or, in case a COL
ored shoe Is worn, to match the white, tan, or
russell leather OF which it Is made.
MANY OF THE NEWEST autumn wOollens show O
decided double twill with deep celined Persian
border along one edge. Others show the rich
with plain STUN OF their ground color.
PoPLINs AND ALPACAs, which have been so fash
lonaDle this summer for travelling gowns, and in
deed all sorts of gown, Will be seen again in the
autumn 1mportatioDs. They come for winter wear
IN much heavier weights than the summer
IaDrlcs and instead Of the pale silver grays used
curing the hot season, Will show shades OF garnet
mouse color, Maltese gray, black and all the pOpu-
lar shades or green. They are also to be heavily
braided.
THERE ARE IMPORTED this season extra heavy
jerseys, which are TO be worn during the fall In
lieu OF a street jacket. These are styiishly and
0egantly decorated. One London costume shows
skirt OF pladed Isle OF Wight serge in colors Of
green, bronze and terra Gotta, the plaids crossed
with delicate line OF gold. Added to this skirt,
which Is draped In a very original and unique
manner, are two walking Jerseys with which TO
vary the costume.
GREEN in many distinct shades, from golden
green TO the deep moss and myrtle dyes, is q very
conspicuous color in millinery for the coming sea-
son. The rage for these art colors has not ceased
but rather gained In popularity. They Will Oe
used In conjunction with BLACK, cream, jonquil
yellow, terra Gotta, old Roman red, Venetian
bronze, and NUMBER OF neutral t1ntS in plush,
SILK, ana velvet shot with q vivid contrasting
color. The new shot mOires are extremely rich
and elegant In effect