The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
ard is likely soon 20 be a prevailing style
with those who set the fashion for the little

ard is likely soon 20 be prevailing style
with those who set the fashion for the little
misses.
OTHER FASHIONS.
Harper's Bazaar speaks what TO wear an(
how 10 wear It,.
Mufs are considerably larger than thos,
Of last winter. and are in the prettl,
rounded shapes preferred for fur NUTS, and
also In the fanciful shapes with flaring end.
that are more suitable for cloth or velvet.
| Fur capes are more fashionable than eyel
this winter, a. they prove TO be the most
convenient garment for wearing over gowns
with large sleeves. The new capcs have
higher shoulders than those Of last year
and much larger turned-Over, wired collars
They are also heightened 10 the waist line
I'm the back, and are pointed still longer In
the front. The popular seal-skn capes are
riyalled 10y those of black Persian lamb, the
longer-waved black Astrakhan, and the
long-leeced black marten. Gray krimmer
capes are very stylish.
Not only capoies, but also round hats and
toques of crepe de chine, are being worn for
1autumn, preceding velvet. There is de-
| cided return 10 tOques, which are being
made in all shapes, in variety o. materials,
and later on will be much trimmed with
| furs. Many Of the t0ques are trimmed with
gold GALLON and an aigrette Of gold or feath-
ers. Black and gold and black with orange
velvet are fayOrite combinations, and gold
lace aud black and orange pompOns are
among the ornaments.
Young girls Of fifteen TO eighteen years
are wearing a pretty blouse dress. The
skirt is gathered all around the waist, but
rather fuller at the back than at the front
and sides: the hem is turned up on the
right side and fastened with a row of fea-
ther stitching. The lining OF the bodice Is
tight-fttng; the outside Is shirred at the
neck and waist, and is cut about two inches
longer than the lining, the surplus length
dragging slightly at the waist over a pas
serienterie belt, which is knotted at the
side and hangs in loops and ends to the hem.
The sleeve is full. and dr0Ops over deep
cun of passementerie.
New sealskin jackets diler from those Of
last year IN having sleeves set much higher
on the shoulders. a large turned-Oyer wired
collar. and outside pockets. They are from
twenty-four to thirty six inches long. and
are either double or single breasted. The
smart coat for young ladies is the reeier
jacket, now made for the first time in seal
skin. and cut like cloth REFERS, the fronts
loose and double-breastcd, with lapels and
coats like those of mems coats, the back
closely fitted and outside pockets To thrust
the hands in instead of carrying mun.
Beautiful white capes Of the cliakled
fleece OF the Mandarin lamb are new for
young ladies' 10 wear in the evening, or
with carriage tOilettcs in the afternoon.
The brown fur capes are made Of mink
SINKS or the darker mink tails, of Hudson
Bay sable or OF sable tails, and of the costly
Russian sable. entirely Of tails, or else of
the imperial crown sable that has hitherto
been confined to the royal family and no.
biliy OF Russia. BrOcaded satins in cOlOrs
that harmonic with those Of the fur are
chosen for Innings. Embroidery Of gold,
silver. or steel cords and Of jet is done IN
fanciful Russian fashion on the high collar
and yoke Of fur capes. A collar OF di:-
.erent fur from that of the cape Is a fashion
able trimming, aud is convenient way OF
remOdclling last years capes.
The furs most used for trimming street
and reception dresses are Persian lamb,
Astrakhan. gray krimmer, black marten,
stone marten, mink, lynx, the fox iurs,
badger chinchila, and lastly, the hanC-
some sables, which are the only furs that
look well ON everything. Ball dresses are
now trimmed with fur around the low neck.
the sleeves, and at the foot Of the skirt; for
these GOWNS are the Labrador or wolverine
fur. black marten, sable, chinchila, and
the different fox furs. Another new fancy
i a binding of black Astrakhan on evening
dresses of pale blue, rose, or green cloth
gowns that made with half low round
neck and long Tudor sleeves that half cover
the hand. White cloth gowns are trimmed
with brown furs, as natural seal or sable.