The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

For dress occasions and carriage wear
the finest of French kid. almost ~ thin
and flexible as glove with foXings and
vamps of patent leather. Laced minu
you that For boots, which are ever 10
stir out Of doors, the truly swell iasten
with lacings this winter. Laced boots
you must have discovered that are the
only boots that are trim and trig TO Walk
in.
Patent leather, II is word 10 con
jurc with in footcear this season. Patent
tips trim the pretty boots with tops OF
undrcssed kid
For The breezy promenade, The gen
uine walking boot is after the English
model this winter. Thick soles and low,
broad heels have won the day; but
American women never wear boots as
heavy as those thought essential in Great
Britain.
The high outing boots named for the
Princess OF Wales are beginning TO De
imported but il IS only that they may
serve as models for lighter. thinner boots
made after the same general pattern
High is to be literally interpreted-they
button 10 the knee People saw that the
sale of them viii Dust statesmen and
double the proportion OF saleswomen em-
ployed i'm boot and shoe stores
Over-gailers remain i'm fashion real
ones. which should be dark. green or
blue. or black, unless they are 10 look
clumsy. and imitation CATER tops upon
ordinary walking boots. They are very
convenient, going far towards transform
ing worn out boots into almost as good
as new
Slippers for wear with iea-gown.
would make a chapter They are of red
Morocco with pointed Chinese toes.
They are of scarlet leather with enOr-
nous steel buckles and Louis XIV. heels
They are of patent leather foxed with
Oy-blood undresscd kid-lhe most stun
ming OF an They are of bronze kid with
gold and Rhinestone buckles They
are of Chinese brocade, the two feet not
matching, but corresponding in general
pattern
From feet 90 hands There are several
new gloves this winter Two sorts have
come out OF late at the opera One new
style of glove for full-dres- wear reaches
clean 90 the arm-pit and laces with gold
or pale blue or pink cords, ON The out
side of the arm. all the WAY, making
noteworthy decoration The lacings are
fastened at the top by a Tiny gold clasp
OF by broad ribbon bow
There is no rule for glOye-lengths this
winter. 10 all depends on the gown. \
sleeveless role has forty or fifty button
glove An elbow sleeve has q twenty
button glove Stitching ON the back is
subduod or tabooed for evening Il spoils
the hand Ribbon bows, feathers,
Jewels OF AN sorts ornament the tops of
gloves "Sea-gray' is q new color just
now popular for evening. OX-hlO0d un-
dressed kid makes fun dress gloves pop
ular with young women They are
very brilliant, but not always bad when
toned down by black stitching They
look well with black dresses but have q
sinister effect i'm careless combinations.
For the street one wears with one
walking gown English walking gloves
Of tan shades, with broad stitched backs.
novelty in black kids is lining of "a
soft shade of gray or tan. Walking
gloves of red Russia leather are new and
pretty They come in dull, soft tones,
and are often made 10 order repay my T
the expense and trouble by their eX-
.epti0nal comfort and durability
There is handkerchief fad II calls
for tiny bio of silk with a hem-stitcAed .
border and narrow hem Il may be .
.ream colored or pale blue. anything TO I.
match the costume. II has an initial EN- .
lroidered i'm outline stitch in one corner /
10 is very soft and small, and can be 7.
tucked into the breast pocket of the +
acket or under the edge of the bodice .
without interfering with the smooth DIT I
IF either garment
There is stocking pad II calls f1r
stripes running vertically .
pearl and blue, pink and blue, pink and /
,reen. pearl and black being favored .
Ii is very smart 10 have .
hese stripes embroidered in tiny flowers .
-forget-me-nots. lilies-of-lhe-yaIley, etc. /
BFT-y o. Down