Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-12-03
COMING FASHIONS.
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IIeliotrope in all its shades, and that
includes color which is almost peach,
will be in vogue, and is combined most
effectively with black, dark-green or
white! ,ei 20 N,rff tl.Ht tlit
\ Long sleeves will continue In fashion
during the winter And the women
who like delicate lace ruffies falling
down over their hands and making
them look small, and indulge in this
fancy, not only have the knowledge
that they are in good taste, bnt also
that it is fashion approved by the
queen of England. hatrsVr stuo,,
The. velvet rosettes that have OBJ
tanned so much lately, are still fancied,
and, to carry out an artistic idea, are
to be preferred to bows, as a bow should
not be placed where something does
not seem to require joining together,,
whereas rosette, being purely an
ornament, can be placed where it full
fills its duty in life, and is simply dec
orative.
The prettiest of aprons is one made
of fine lawn, and which has lace about
three inches wide put across the lower
edge in founce fashion, caught up here
and there by stiff rosette of white
ribbon. The bib is small pointed one
made of lace, and fastened just at the
| point to the bodice under another ro-
settle; the strings are of white ribbon,
and are tied little at one side.
Fur trimmings will be as much worn
this season as they were last All the
golden brown and gray shades being
specially liked. 1t is almost certain
that much larger muffs will be carried
this year than were last The. small
muff is only pretty on small woman,
for it tends to make a large, one look
a little bit silly, as it will not really ac-
commodate anything more than the tips
of her fingers. 4AWM MN&Es
A simple bodice that you want to
freshen mp for house wear will look
quite elaborate if it is turned in a little
at the. neck to permit a full frill Of
chiffon to fall oyer it and TO extend
down each side ofsthe, closing, SO that
the buttons and buttonholes are entire
ly hidden and a soft, fluffy effect is pro-
duced. The prettiest chiffon is that
which has a fine scallop fortits edge
and fleur-delis crescent or tiny dot
embroidered just above it. -
For the soft felt hat that you wear
on rainy days or when you are going
out on what is absolutely important
business--i e., shopping, pigeons
wing placed jauntily on one side, is the
received decoration. These felt hats
are in blue, brown, mixed gray and
white. brown and white, or blue and
white. and the wings should harm onize
in color with. them, though scarlet
one can always be placed on blue or
black hat. In shape, the Tyrolean is
preferred, and it islusually very becom-
ing. ls es9cags " fasa tiihJi iHa ool
Thegirlwho wants to make her table
at a fancy fair great success, should
have,a "bagp table, and there should
be on sale shoe bags, work bags, scent
bags. and every sort of bag that can be
made out of cotton or silk; as these can
usually be sold at a reasonable price
and as all the money is profit, it would
be found not only popular table. but
one which on the second or third night
of the fair will have entirely sold out,
and that of course, is the great desire
of everybody who suffers to be char.
table. Ladies' Homo Journal.