Telegram-herald., 1888-11-22

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lie Dirsctoire coat and the Dirortcsrs
g0~ra have In2de eolh % 2nc lite ost-
tons very fzs1lg<lat4e.
A few. very fs~ fashionable girl are
HAVING tie courage - sslk Sbro4d. c-r-
rytng "a IosC@ sS4c&s
New wooden bsIitoaas are bssatiflln,
carved. ths designs generally fefresenG-
TX leads II aEc4snI ~arrlors and cezLl-
goos.
Some Of ths newest cloth jackets have
their front forms cut IL long poinIos or
square en2s lgss Lac q mantle. such
Jackets ale ge1erA-y orslaoo.
Long Ea1 bows. butterfly and cocka6e
bows. are al worn GA TIE shoulders al
tie topof tie full sleeves = many indoor
gowns Such bows give & very dressy
elect 10 ~ otherwise PLAIN toilet
New W4usau fans in crepe rsse and
lace come with a We'teau plat super
imposed ugos each fold Of tie fan. and
these are inlgen.ously arranged 10 fan ia
flutes outside Of the sucks y men tie fan
Is clOsed
The Italians are making some very
pretty bulI,n- and sending them % this
country. They are made by hand Ia
enioe. and sre of shell OF q shrimp PINK
color the iiuing Of large conch shell
called tie King
Csauzes and lace nets in delicate even
ing unts. pure white, cream aud ivory
shot with gold and silver threads, form
ing lines, bars and square effects. rival
the bead dotted tulles and plain tulles
Tor dancing gowns
Do you want good luck in your WOO
ing. fond loverf Then buy your lady
love that lace pin whose head Is golden
wishbone. a horseshoe or a four leaf
clover done II vari-coloTed gold and set
with tiEy diamond.
Royal Hungarian honeycomb poroe-
lam pieces In the form Of incense vases.
cups. candlesticks. plates and clshes OF
odd shape. and picture frames are among
the latest novelties seen in the china and
glass departments in our best houses
2 hOitk.
Some Of the new Jewel ike bead en-
bToldery bands cost Is much as from $50
TO $50 a yard. But these are as fine
works Of art as the handsomest lcces or
enameled jewelry. The colors and mix
tures are as rich, varied, and artistic as
tho colorings in a fine cashmere shawl.
and tho tine cut beads are brilliant and
gorgeous, yet refined.
Those beautiful eats eye buttons in all
shades OF color are Of Chinese origin. and
81 the shells from which they are manu-
factured In this country come from
Annoy, in Ch-a, whence they are i'm
ported in large quantities by an enterpris-
ing manufacturer of buttons in Newark,
and those Newark buttons beat all the
other cats eye buttons il the world.
Pretty girls are seen every sunny after
noon with sketch books In their laps and
pencils in their hands, clad in sober,
brown, artistic looking gowns and little
round turbaIis. with long feather stuck
In them, sitting among brown leaves all
over Central park, New York, where they
sketch, or seem 10 sketch. but perhaps
they are waiting for somebody's dar-
ling" to come.
MIS- J2In0o Drown IOJtcr IS 63ld 10 cc
patron Of Worth the younger. the son
Of the famous man mlliner. Tie is cred
tied with having finished for her a cos
tune which she calls her Tuxedo gown.
1t Is Of fne green cloth, and trimmed
with fine ehemois leather and chamois
kia. glazed and unglazed, cut in beauti-
full arabssque designs. and stitched with
gold and green and red.
A riding wristlet or bracelet Of cham
ois or leather OF linked metal. IN various
colors and black, in which is enclosed a
small watch, with an open face, is one OF
the pretty novelties shown at the Jewel
and fan counters III some Of our best
houses These bracelets were first
brought out for lady equestrians. but are
being extensively used BY ladies in travel
ing, shopping and visiting