Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27

of these was in lovely shade OF pale
green: the device, clusters OF large
wheat ears In white silk scattered at
wide intervals over the satin ground
Those on the two front breadths were
embroidered with gold and silver thread
and beads. The long rounded train and
the two sides of the skirt front were
bordered with ostrich fertilizer trimming
of the same shade as the material.
These front widths parted over mar
row under width in white brocade, with
a cluster OF three white ostrich feathers
set in its centre, bolow which fell an
elaborate arrangement Of wide old point
d'Alencon intermixed with silver passe-
menterie.
Another ball dress was In brocade OF
the palest imaginable shade OF lilac, the
satin ground figured at wide intervals
with a pattern in the same hue repre-
senting apples, each with a spray OF
leaves. Half way up the front breadths
this pattern was embroidered with sill
YER beads and thread. At the back a
shallow panier OF the brocade was pro-
longed on either side of the train into a
long slender panel, pointed at the end
and turned back to show a lining In
lilac velvet, dotted all over with silver
spangles and edged with silver en-
broidery. Then, in velvet, was dress
in the new petunia color, with the very
narrow skirt front in white satin, edged
at the hem with device of a basket OF
flowers in embroidery in silks.
The sides of this opening were Dor
dered with a narrow embroidery In
petcnia-colored beads. Similar bands
in bead embroidery, finished with a
fringe OF the beads at the lower end,
were continued down the seams OF the
side breadths for half yard from the
waist, and also edged short fan-shaped
openings at either side Of the skirt at
the hem. The corsage had a frontage
of white satin and was profusely
trimmed with very full ruflles OF point
d'Alencon.
TIE most striking of all these even
ing toilets was dress in the brilliant
shade of scarlet known as Venetian red;
the material, the new soft-bac<ed vel
vet, an invention OF M. Worth, and OF
such suppleness as to fall In graceful
folds, and to be especially available for
plated draperies or trlmmin.s. All
along the skirt, edging the long hrain as
well as the front, was set Narrow band
OF Russian sable, similar banGs being
continued down the front edge OF the
side breadth from waist to hem
At the right side of the front breadth
was placed a long branch of reI roses,
the flowers large and composed Of vel
vet. Two corsages were prepared for
this dress, one high in the nt2k with
long sleeves, and having tn velvet
drawn on transyersely over thu bust, a
band Of sable bordering the foiI. The
low-necked corsage had close set gar
land OF red velvet roses doing Guty as a
sleeve on the right side while band OF
sable encrcled the left arm at the
shoulder and crossed the corsake trans
versely from that point.
The Queens travelling cloak IS long
ample garment in old rose satin figured
with a Louis WI. pattern in mignon-
cite velvet. and lined throughout with
chinchilla. The back breadth flam neck
to hem, is in full folds of mi.gnonette
velvet. Over the shoulders falls long
full pointed cape in antique Venetian
guipure interviewer with gold, furnished
by the royal lady herself from her col
lection of old artistic laces.