Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
FASHIONS FAVORs.
Loops and bows of fur appear upon mats
and bonnets

Loops and bows of fur appear upon mats
and bonnets.
Necklaces of silver beads are quite as
popular as those Of gold.
Silver cloak buckles of the most ex-
quisite pierced workmanship are in great
demand.
Checks ard plaids formed of checks are
very popular, the more subdued cOlOrs be-
ing chosen.
The correct thing in umbrella handles
Is braided or twisted silver, terminating
in heavy knob.
One may be independent this season in
choosing ribbons, as all kinds are used to a
greater or less extent.
Simplicity, or that studied art which has
the appearance Of simplicity, is the keynote
OF fashion in hair dressing just now.
The long wraps imported this season for
evening wear are described as being the
most elegant ever sent out from Paris.
Opera glass holders in stained ivory, tor
tOise shell, chased gold and silver deposit
are shown by the leading jewellers.
The favOrite way of arranging flowers on
ball dresses is in garlsnds hanging at one
side. Flower panels are also fashionable.
Turbans, tOques and small bOnnets
promise to be more extensively worn
than large,hats, Notwithstanding early pre-
diction to the conaIary.
Long ulsters of cloth are made double
breasted, with deep cape collars Of fur,
that may turned high over the ears in a
storm or when sleighing
MOnotony is not an element in the mil
linery line this season, when trimmings
range through every stage Of texture from
lace to astrachan.
The Russian coat, of cloth, Tapped to
the waist, with deeply rolled collar end
deep gauntlet cuffs Of fur is likely to be as
popular this winter as last year.
Felt bats edged with chenille are popu-
lar for children. Hats Of plain six,
heavy corded silk aud plush of ali cOlOrs
are also shown for the little ones.
Some very dressy Jackets of sealskin are
made with loose, iDgle-breasted fronts,
which may be thrown back, disclosing
lining and vest of braided cloth.
A pretty bonnet recently noted was of
black velvet, perfectly plain, the only gar
nitufes being gilt wing and cluster Of
black violets directly in front on top.
Other fancy jackets of sealskin have vests
OF natural seal, leopard or white lambskin,
with revers of seal, and still others have
caps of Persian lamb, which begin at the
top OF the sleeve and fall in tabs down the
front below the waist.
A Japanese wrap for evening wear was of
light gray cancels hair combined with
plush of a slight darker shade. The sleeves
are in the Japanese style, finished with
handsome tassels, and the entire garment
Is embroidered in Oriental cOlOrs and
trimmed with marabout feathers in har-
mOnizing cOlOrs.
The high cOif'are is gradually being su-
perseded by the cstogsn. 10 many cases
an excellent and becoming effect is at
tanned by the union Of both styles. AL
though many fashiOoables wear the hair
drawn 10 the top of the head under tie
small stringless bOoDets now worn, il is in
variably arranged low when the hair is
dressed for evening.
A hat which is particularly effective
when worn by tail stylish woman Is
known IS the Charles H. 1t has a pro-
jecting brim, and is worn well down on
me forehead, shading the eyes admirably.
The 6rim is tuned up at the back and on
both sides, but one side is deeper than the
other, and turned up more closely agsinst
the Crown.