The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-14
The ways OF WOMAN FAIR

Sleeveless jackets grow In favor.
''Fish net is now available for yelling.
Plaid silk stockings are a caprice Of the
moment.
Paris made dresses just imported all ha ge
a tiny train.
Ouly ladies with perfect compilations
should dare TO wear pale green.
Leather wais;coats are the freak of the
momsat and are exceedingly durable
Gentlemen's sticks, to bear the stamp of
the latest novelty, must be unvarnished.
New wells measure three yards in length
and are loosely twisted around large hats.
Sailor hats made of serge are seen on some
Of the ladies who have just returned from
| abroad.
A new style of mourning paper is that
which only has black border on the left
hand upper corner.
No more cuffs on street jackets or listers
The horn buttons are considered sufficient
finish for the sleeve.
Many of the imported house toilets for
autumn are ribbon-trimmed, and none of
the ribbons are wide.
The newest beverage for lawn parties is
hot tea with rum, in which slices of candied
lemon have been thrown.
A new dessert consists of ice-cream with
brown bread frozen in it. The idea comes
from Boston and Bar Harbor.
Yellow tints are numerously represented
among evening toilets, varying from pale
straw color tQdeep Spanish gold.
Navy blue is very fashionable color, and
1t Will appear among many of the stylish
street and carriage dresses during the pres
ent season.
Five o'clock tea is served in France with
thin slices of toast, over which is placed a
n fra. nd hptfa IF
Ware and drops Of lemon.
Novelty petticoats of shot silk are finished
with two fiounces of the silk over deep
rutiie of cream white lace, being caught up
at intervals about the skirt
Largo rosettes made of narrow ribbon are
arranged as a neck band, and tied closely
round the throat, with long. floating loops
and ends OF ribbon at the back.
Toilet vinegar is made by pouring any
scent or cologne in TIE bath. The faint,
sweet smell that will hang around the
bather is worth a yard of sachets.
Felt hats for the fall are in stock. They
are simply trimmed with velvet and short
feathers. The ornaments are slender rods
OF gilt, intended for utility as we'll as show.
Some of the new sleeves show the mate
rial pulled at the top and simply pointed
at the elbow, with putting of some deli
| cate fabric inserted from there to the
| waist.
Some of the decollete gowns are edged
| with a border of tiny anemone, carnations
or violets in the natural color. On a con-
trasting ground, and against pretty neck,
the effect is most pleasing.
| Long scarfs. edged with narrow plait-
| ing OF the goods, and falling in square ends
In front, are considered much more dressy
than the capes, which, by their extreme
popularity, have become monotonously
| common.
During the coming season we viii meet
| with tie redingote formerly known as the
| polonaise) in the ball room as we'll as upon
the promenade, for the relingote of lacs,
net and figured gauze. silk muslin and
crepe de chine will be effectively worn over
skirts of plain silk.
AS an indication of the fashions of the
| future, 1t may he limited that thick striped
woolens with softened shaded effects ar,
being prepared for the fall and early winter
also soft WOODEN stuffs of all kinds witt
fringed borders, or piece of cloth with in
interviewer stripes in Astrachan black on 6
color.
In the world of frills appears number o
novelties which stand up about the throat il
three or four bouillon ness of lisse mountet
upon wide ribbon necklet Others foul
and five inches in width are frilled, pleate,
or quilted aud allowed to fall to tn
shoulders. one row furnishing the necl
ruche.
Gold lace is much used in delicate pattern
with vandyked edges. and in Tosca net
with dots and crescents. There is mucl
mixing of cream and gold, black and gold
aud OF white net with either gold or silve
embroidery. Some very handsome and ex
pensive Spanish embroideries in silk hay
their deeply pointed edges finished witt
heavy silk tringes
Feather bands of all colors are to be uset
for trimming High corsages will have
feather band around the throat. and low
evening bodices will be bordered witt
feathers around the neck and armholes
Black curled ostrich bands are used o,
light-colored gowns, or cream, old blue
pale pink, yellow and red Many article
are made wholly of feathers-vests, collars
pelerines, stoles, cuffs and mutfs.
While the rich brocades which are dali,
ap pearing accommodate themselves mos
delightfully."- to the raight lines so much i,
vogue, yet soft and clinging materials will
undoubtedly take the lead. Modiste
abroad and at homo are making a BRAY,
fight for the return of drapery, but so fal
without very much success: gathered
pleated and closely arranged effects beine
distinctive feature of the modern gown.
ing. This, as you will find, will not lesser
IN any degree the cost of a costume, for tn
simplicity of finish is more than made u,
in the magnificence of material and trim
mings.