The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29

Centrally takes me an hour to make
forearm pictnr. The body picturs arr
| never finished { once.
lie ioid me that at the close OF ib'
operation tho afflicted part IS dressed u
a wet handagc. aud. though painful To-
q few days. soon heals up and Is read,
for exhibition.
The portfolio Of this artist contains
selected list Of subjects. consisting o
mysterious works of art and marine
views. The authors of the subJeci'
generally used are not known at the
present day. Among the SUBJECTS
might mention few selected ones.
A most ingenious and happy com
bination is Faith. Hope and Charity.
This is ar arm piece and costs the sun
# II. II can be worked IN one or two
colors, as desired. IN The foreground
is a low aud very red heart Behind
ibis marvel of anatomy are the cross
and anchor. representing "taith ana
Hope" From the a0chor lipg dargie'
q red rope and the top of the cross i I'm
ished off with what " supposed to rep
resent q halo, ia vefmIllIOn. The prlcs
of this gem make, it a favorlte among
tars and IT is an easy working piece.
Sunrise Sc Sea makes a pretty hand
or arm design. and Is produced at sew
cnty- five cents a sunrise. A small STRIP
of very clear and very blue sea Is
shown. and in the distance is seen old
Sol. rising IN splendOr in red. The
rising sun would be mistaken by no
vice for the explosion of a vermilion
factory. In the piece entitled 'Slnset
at Sea, - the explosion effect Is little
subdued. but IL is there Just the same.
and makes a pretty companion piece.
For the sum OF % back picture called
the Fox and Hounds IL gwen IN blue.
This piece represents a pack OF four
hounds chasing wary fox along the
spine of the victim. The hounds have
never Vet succeeded in catching R-y-
nard. This piece is considered very
humorous.
AUTUMN FASHIONS.
This will be an autumn of yellow in
every shade from the palest green to
the deepest gold. Yellow and violet is
a new and daring combination. Vel
low and brown is imported expressly for
the class Of girls with whom the white
morse Is associated popularity. Yellow
md black and yellow al d white will en-
JOY an immense run OF popularity. and
yellow with various shades Of green has
not by any means outliyod ITS day.
Yellow will be used not only IN tulles
aud gauzes for evening wear, bat viii
show itself on Broadway in serges aud
camels hairs for the promenade. As
green was the midsummer color. so
with the turniuo Of the leaves women :
gowns brighten INTO gold.
One very beautiful yellow dress was
recently in New York for The trousseau
of Mrs Emmons Blame. The material
rs a pale golden armue. which the
bride. so atlirms the mCdlste, bought a
year OF more in Paris as being a won
derful piece Of silk. but kept until this
autumn because the color was out OF
fashion. The skirt front Is cut ~
scOllops at the edge. each scollop being
finished with light embroidery IN
gold. Bouquets Of pink roses
and foliage are scattered over
he skirt front, the whole beng
yelled IN yellow tulle and spangled
with gold. This yelling is held down
at the left side just below the waist bs
large bouquet of roses aud foliage,
the side widths of the skirt are III ar
mure. yelled with plain tulle. These
part at the back TO admit Of the escape
of train in tuile, crossed with lines OF
fine piping on gold satin.
Another yellow dress ordered for
Mrs. WIlmerding is tea gown of light
yellow velvet. the skirt fronts Orna-
mented with long stalks Of tulips IN
applique embroidery of gold and silver
on violet satin inserted in the material.
The edge of this skIrt-frODt is cut IN
squares, which fall over a full gathered
ruffle of point lace finished with gold
embroidery. The bodice Is cut off al
the waist. jacket fashion. and has a
wide circular collar covering the
shoulders as far as the arm-hOles.
Pocket flaps are added on the hips. and
"A fichu OF point lace. gold finished. de
scends from the neck TO the waist line.
An Empire dress OF white muslin has
the skirts embroidered with garland OF
buttercups. the ribbons of the loopIDes
being yellow silk the soft crepe sash
Of yellow is tied up under the arms. and
IT'S edges embroidered with white
fl,wers. A dress of cream yellow
Chiua crepe has full wrinkled front
end some light dlapery IN the back.
There is a low cut green SILK OOclce.
over which are drawn long folds Of the
creme from the shoulders down 10 a
deep point below the vast. here they
are held by green ribbons running over
the hlps. There is an open jacket OF
Green velvet. faced with yellow sllk.
and yellow silk stockings. with green
SINNERS. complete tins toilet III which to
pour afternoon tea.
A rather dressy street gown IS OF
g1eenish gray cloth with wide band
of embroidery about the bottom, show
ing floss silk design Of carnations III
old tapestry colors blended with a rep
resentation of gold cord and taSselS.
This gown Is worn with short Jacket
of cloth Il the same color, cut in tabs and
turned back so as to form loops. through
which a soft silk scarf - worn. ms
Jacket i, worn open with a vest OF vel
low silk fastened down the middle viii
gold buttons. 4 second outdoor dress
for cold weather is made OF brown
camel's hair, trimmed with a wide
lance Of light cOlored golden leaves
\ panel on the left side of the skirt Is
embroidered with soft golden rec
SPRAYS. The jacket is short and round
with fur waistcoat of beaver, with
high stand-up collar and smart-lookinl
pockets. With this dress boy 5 car
w,tn yellow feather is worn.
The prevailing golden hue is trying
but not more so than the green. which
has been universal. or the hellotrope
which was a craze two years ago, ano
shortly will be so again.
MANY of the autumn hats are small
aud cap.shaped, fitting close to the
head. with round low crown and NJ
brim. but the vizor over the eyes. Bon
nets. too. are small, and are tied will
bread ribbons instead of close little
strings Of velvet plnning behind The
ears.
MATRIMONIAL LITERARY PARTNERSHIP
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps collaboration
in novel writing with her husbaod. the
Rev. Herbert ID. Ward. adds another tC
the few examples Of literary partner