The evening world., 1892-01-30

Fashionable dressmakers commend warm
looking, rough wCUllcns for street dresses,
uch as vigCgDe woven IN wide diagonals.
hat are sometimes OF two cOlors, MS light
blue alternating with black; also ileecy
'amel's hair stufrs, both plata and figured.
md sergeS that are very broadly twilled
rhey also use winter crepons, more deeply
willed and Of heavier weight than those
orn in summer.and many new pliSSe fabrics,
with dark pleats or tucks woven on light
background. Dotted stuiIs are Still shown In
great variety, some having plush spots woven
In fancy diagonal grounds OF contrasting
color, as wood-brown ground, woven like q
plated braid, and powdered with pale violet
plush spots the size OF pea; and another
with royal blue ground, dotted with petit pois
OF natural green shade. Besides these are
many tiny pepper" dots OF silk, woven In
wool OF the same shade.
Cutaway coats are now very fashionable,
and some have the basque so condensed that
It slopes away like mans dress coat, but
with tails OF exaggerated depth and exceed.
ingly narrow and straight.
To teach child that her clothes are her
own. that her handkerchiefs and her collars
are hers individually, Is to make child care
ul. When she knows It is her very own she
is apt to put the handkerchief back IN her
pocket anc not risk throwing II on the floor,
or laying It on Il chair without q thought as
to Its future. The wise mother will, as soon
rs her little daughter Is OF suflicient age to
understand, give up all or part VI bureau
drawer in the nursery to her, and will teach
her that hair ribb rs. handkerchiefs, the
small fan that is hers, aud her numerous be.
| ongings are to be put away there by herself
, until they are required. This Is the way tC
not only teach child to care for her clothes
but to be systematic In the disposal OF them
once the habit OF tidiness is formed It will
only be natural Tor the child TO adhere
| thereto.
Hooded capes and cloaks are fashionable II
the heavier type OF wrap. such as would b,
selected for travelling and bad weather. bu
handsome gulpure and passementerle hgur'
on the more elegant capes
Wise mothers solve the old clothes ques
| tion by not over dressing the children. Tn
sunday best has long gone out OF style.
warm, nicely hitting woolen dress or.suit vii
do n child from october TIL! April. and max
way tor the summer outfit. Any garment II
for school Is good enough for church, or tha
IS the opinion OF some very sensible an
genteel mothers.
This Is n good time to buy shop solled liner
such as towels, sheets and tablecIoths-
Large bonnets OF silk, velvet or the tw
materials are worn by girls OF two to 81
years to match their coats. They hay
rosettes, ruches, tips, aigrctteS and ribbo
bows trimming them. Coats are made
cording, plaid and plain camels hsF, clot
! and chinchi!la in soft plaids, cream, tai
, brown, old and navy blue and dark greer
l Angora, beaver, astrachan, velvet, feathe
edging and mouflion fur are used as trim
mings. Cashmere Is thicSly liued al
trimmed with gray krilnmer or black astri
r chan. Large felt and beaver hats are trimme
, with q huge bow OF ribbon and quilts or
plated ruche and three rosettes holdin
black quilts In 'front.', each rosette being OF
!; conf ra stinp color