Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-20
For the Swells.

The gentlemen as well as the ladies, take
the most profound interest in fashion mat.
tiers, although they never acknowledge it
and as they are always anx GUS to know
"the latest" in the East. the following hints
are thrown out, and no charge is made for
| hem. either:
| Fancy vests are in order.
Golden tan is favorite glove color.
| What has become of the ful-dress sash2
Oxydizsd silver jewelry is very much
| worn.
Solid fast black bose with fan ~ toes and
heels are favorites.
Spear points are displacing stitching and
| embroidery in mems gloves.
Large, Englis', puff scarfs, in light weight
silks, are in active demand. -.
White neckwear promises to be fashion
| ionable throughout the season.
Riding crop cane and umbrella handles
are now selling best in silver finishes.
Uunderwear is the only article of attire
in which stripes are not prime favorite.
The puff scarf, particularly the Malvern
shape, is said to be much OF q success this
season.
Links continue to grow in favor and
jewelers. are exerting themselves in new
ideas a nd finishes.
New tecks shown for fall are of pleated
of the pleated puff. .....
Silk vest chains in white, white and black,
black. brown, and brown and white are
among the novelties.
In printed linen hand kerchiefs, small,
L. 1.
effects SO plentiful last season.
The newest shades OF London scarfings
are in peculiarly rich tones of gray denomi.
mated smoke, slate and elephant.
The number OF dress. coat people is amaz-
irgly on the increase, il the great sales OF
white lawn ties, for evening wear, is any
index.
The ne west thing in fulI-dress shirts is q
bosom OF extra width in plain fine linen
embroidered or pique plain and en-
broidered. "
The new four-in-hand will beat the record
In size. Two and half to threeinches will
be the correct proportions, with the latter
on the lead.
Pearl-colored gloves, with setback
stitching of medium width, continue in
popular favor as the correct handwear for
evening dress.
The inclination to knee breeches, cape
coats, etc., shows how the rising genera
tions long to get back to the clothes that
their great granddaddies wore.
The correct cut for trousers is nineteen
and oneh half inches wide at the knee,
eighteen and and three quarters at the
bottom, straight, and without creases.
The overcoat question may be sumed up
in few words, they are trifie louder,
with their wide sea ms and straps, than
heretofore and growing boxier in shape.
Full dress vests are OF embroidered
pioue, black silk embroidered and cream
and white silks. The standing collar, turn.
over fronts, with space, is the correct style.
The sombre black trousers worn with
full-dress coats are being discarded by the
best dressers in the East, the more delicate
shades OF claire de lune, lavender and pearl
shades of cloth, with hand embroidered
stripes down the sides, being adopted.
One OF the largest items in the expense
account OF the swell for the Forthcoming
CAV season will come under the heading OF
gloves. On every occasion OF full evening
dress light gloves must be worn. Pearl and
delicate mauve shades will be strictly en-
reppe. and there will be white stitching
upon the backs, in variety OF forms.
scrupulously correct and fetchingly un'
ostentatious idea in shirt 81 studs, Tor the
full dress shirt is an imitation OF an old
fashioned, wee mother-of-pearl shirt but
tons. with the four needle holes and the
thread criss crossed through. These must
be mounted, of course, upon spiras OF solld
gold, so that the button Tor eyelet) holes
will not be soiled with tarnish.