The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-07

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Fave on fatoif tidelcss shore,
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NEW FORK FASHIONS.
Evening silks--furs- Chlldron's Fashions
Millinery.
Special CORRESPONDENCE OF The Inttllloncer.
New York, Nov. 4.-Eyening silks ar,
in brocadea Of every imaginable variety
in both contrasting and self colors, will
a frequent intermixlure Of Kilt and sill
yer. Plain colors will be largely used
also, especially Diagonal and corded ma
terials. Combinations are as stylish al
ever, three different fabrics often poine
to make up the harmonious and beauti'
full result. Drap de Noctd comes in bro
cadcs as well as plain colors, and will bt
exceedingly popular owing 10 its grace
full chang" also It's moderate price. and
awkward indeed must be the woman
who does not look we'll in dress 81
such lovely material. ].au de cyone Il
another captivating fabric for evening,
and is a sort Of compromise between,
Canton crepe and crepe de Chine ), show,
ing n crinkled surface, lowered in sell
colors. Richer silks are in large bo
quets and floral designs on a plain
ground, calculated to throw out The
light colofing, giving the flowers
and foliage natural appearance.
The most expensive evening silks
have gold leaves and flowers strewn on
q white ground; ferns, roses and vine
patterns IN endless variety. These
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divide hnnora 9TH s;Ils hath so,e %lll
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no ons,s, in.elm ; win geaolng, guy
epan iaa5; W. VILE ah,ln, anu "a some OF
1 t"a.t te auan ts'ap'islienls, ID SHOWN a
ttous g' e.; o. IVORY sain, lDerally
soseteu "ilu Heeu Pealis OF uiuefent col
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~" t. ~ ' onn III s'een pea anu smao
i has,, .tJni Gne eEio. W anotner. IDS
,'ea. plgce " ,l nanoWotk has lately
Deen feuuceo 70 sAoo.
FuRs.
6 The first requisite in buying furs il to
deal with responsible house, as decep.
ton is easy, and judging from purchase,
made by fashionable shoppers from the
noted furrier, Henry Siede, of II West
street and West Thirty.
eighth street, it is evident that fur has
never before been go important factor
in dress. Capes are, if possible, more
than ever, and the combi.
nation OF two kinds of fur is often very
and handsome. The "Lera" is
4 beautiful cape OF tige with collar OF
gray fox, aud the Fedora" pointed
cape OF fine qnality seal and very high
collar OF Persian lamb. Krimmer and
seal form beautiful contrast, as in the
"Sultana," where alternate rows of the
two form the entire cape, except the
collar, which is seal. Persian lamb and
seal is favorite combination, and here
4 great variety OF effects are produced,
as the Persian may used in many differ.
ent ways. A popular idea is deep points
Of Persian extending downwards from
the shoulders and sleeves, in capes, and
upwards in demi-long garments. Capes
Of Mandarin, Ermine and Iceland lamb
are much in favor for evening wear, and
charming for young people,
The "Alpine" is a.: very striking
jacket in seal, with vest and collar OF
Tiger and slightintermixture OF Persian.
Double breasted jackets entirely OF seal
hold their own, but the introduction OF
another fur imparts additional novelty
md style. The collar is great consider.
alton nowadays, and there is genuine
utility as we'll as beauty in one that can
DO turned up or down as the occasion re-.
quiree, and in the larger proportion OF
stylish capes, is another kind Of fur. 4
seal Newmarket is the most elegant OF
all carments but as such a luxury ia &C.
cessible only to the wealthy Glasses.
there is not much variety except in re.
gard to trimming and style Of collar.
Fashionable boas are both long and
short, and Alaska seal, black, blue and
natural lynx, silver fox, black marten,
mink, astrakLam, Hudson Bay sable and
chinci)la are all popular aud sty}iaf.
White boas for evening wear are Of ice.
land lamb, erminie, mandarin and thibet.
A[uas are ysry much in Last seaaon'a
STYLES, with or without heads. and come
in all the observation-disclosures tandard and
fancy iu,s. Flowers made Of fur for seal
hats IS pretty idea, and tur bands fin.
isheo on py sma!l neaa are very much
IN Vasue tor lounus nata as wen as iur
or M !1 Of every description.
!. Uniiur aan dresses are more elaborate
as the season suvances, ana soit, hand'
some Mootehs, 9cotcl3 plalas' suran sllks,
DeukHIlue6 &uu pUplluS Nre lAtOflt6 m q.