The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-31
NEW YORK FASHIONS,
Evening Hats and Wrap,-NaW YEAR 70
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Evening nnts and Wfaps-NeW Year TOI.
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and Gloves.
sD1sias Correspondence Ofps hrd1tsae1.
NEw YoRk, Dec. 29.-styiish evening
hats are in great variety regarding sise;
those for young people being very large
and alsomedium.sized often presenting
marked contrasts; rs for example a
light pink felt ii trimmed with Nile
green, or a maize.yellow with pale blue.
Agraceful punching Of black laee with
several flowers, or spanneh across with
Rhinestone bands and high aigrette,
supplemented by velvet strings, consti-
tue q hat suitable for a matron's even.
ing wear. Many fashionable styles are
without crowns, and three rows OF
closely twisted white ribbon on wire,
with full, Iat velvet ribbon bow in
front, somewhat heightened by a buckle
and aigretta, Is worn at theatres or re-
Ceptions. Rhine stone ornaments have
gained greatly in popularity since tho
beginning Of the season, and crimson
or bright pink roses are used to a con-
siderable extent with black ostrich
plumes. The heavy, tiresome Alsattan
bow has ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and gilt,
together withhowers, have been brought
to the rescue.
EVENING WRAPS
intended for carriage use or genuine
warmth are very long, either of brocad.
ed silk, cashmere in Persian colorings,
or plain colorsdsaRais hai III light or
dark hues, edged with fur. Cotored or
black velvet coliarettes are extremely
stylish on cloaks or capes, both in har:
mony and in striking contrast. Mill
tary capes FALLING a little below the
hips) Of white, blue, or pink cloth,
trimmed with smith, ribbon. or fur, are
much in favor for young lalies'H even
ing wear, and similar styles in dark
green, brown, black velvet or plush are
quite as population older persons.
EXPENSIVE NKw YRAR Tot1ErEEs
exhibit rich aud tasteful combinations
of silk and velvet, very sSmilar telthose
that have graced many leading enter
tainments. "A very handsome white
pedL dc 8os costume, designed for n
Fifth AvenueIT reception, Jhastthree bias,
graduated silk bands around the train.
ed skirt, showing pink velvet folds
above and below each band, put on
sufficiently full to appear like a ruttte.
The very low corsage is OF Russian lace
with pointed velvet belt edged by gilt
passementerie, and the short pink vel.
vet sleeves are finished off with similar
trimming. An elegant blue satin dress
in preparation for q society belle, is gilt
spangled in "all over irregular figures,
with foot border several inches wide Of
blue ostrich tips. Neck and sleeves OF
the pink velvet waist are ornamented
byostrfch feather edgtng. Round, square
or pointed necks are equally stylish,
and by a mehnso 81 4 lace OF embroider-
ed chiffon bertha, and wide "wrinkled9
velvet, an Empire effect is produced,
wholly due to these accessories. The
same dress, worn with a pointed rib
bon belt and q differently shaped Der.
tina can scarcely be recognized:
PAINTED dAuZE FANS
combined with lace admit Of such va
riety that nothing equally desirable can
be found. There is this season. how
ever, an increasing partially toward
figures in place OIL, Landscapes. Feather
fans remain in style and amber sticks
are more highly priced thaneyer.
FouR.purroN LENGTH GLOVES
in derby pique are very popular for
street, theatre or reception use, and tan
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