Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-23
FASHION NOTES.

FASHION NOTES.
Baby sashes of MORE or fancy ribbons
have become feature.
All white costumes seem to be moro
popular this season than ever.
The red shoe, with hose of the same
color is the rage at watering places.
Parasol handles arc shorter, and, ms
rule thicker than those offered last sea.
son.
Tiny foliage ropes with slight adj
dition of flowers grace dotted Swiss
evening gown.
Kismet amulets, speciality among
women of the East, ''obtain" among
many of the girls of the period.
Miniature breastpins, such rs oui
grcat-grandmothers may have worn, are
among things coming into fashion again.
1t looks as il those Dresden handled
silk parasols and sunsiades were destined
to become .'common" before the ordin.
airy time.
Tho newest wells are of white gauzo
on which is the finest of bead embroid.
cry, which docs not improve the ap.
pcnrancc OF the wcnrers.
The increased use of lingerie in fine
baptistc is remarked, aud tho fabric is rs
often colorcd as plain, and shows pollSu
dots and small stars.
Gold and silver shoe buttons arc ono
of the extravaganccs Of the summer
belle, and they have apatent fastener, and
can be easily made TO do duty on several
pairs of shoes.
Waists made of distinct color from
the skirt and of an entirely different ma
teral are considered guod taste even for
rich costumes, hint which will be vel
come to the home drcssmakcr.
The round waist of nainsook has the
low yoke formed of lace insertion, while
narrow ribbon is run through the inser.
ton and tied in front, aud the arm hole
is flushed with three rows of the inscr.
ton.
A long, loose cape, with one or thre,
founces Mt the top and one ut the lower
edge, is as popular a top garment US the
more familiar double breasted coat. The
flounces may be of silk, lace or the na.
teriul.
Low-necked bodicea of many party
draped berthas and long dainty scarfs of
petit point silk net fcstooncd across the
top at tho back and carried in bretelles
down the front.
The fashionable necklace is an almost
invisible fine gold chain, and suspended
| from it is row of the wearers favorite
gems. Each some is without q setting,
but has special significance all its own.
being "lucky stone" or interviewer
with some happy memory.
The Russian blouse idea is carried out
in organdie dresses. These are made
with waists tucked ut the yoke and gath.
cred in at the belt. A double skirt of
the material, cut straight and hemmed
and edged with lace about two inches
wide, Is the approved model.
White satin empire gowns yelled wan
white 2renadine, with pink silk sashes
and black chip large hats with pink
roses around the crown and beneath the
brim, and black ostrich tips above, were
the striking costumes worn by the bride.
maids at recent aristocratic wedding in
London.
Fashionable handkerchiefs ore made
OF fine colored batisto that looks like
silk. Some are printed in small chintz
figures; others have hens that differ in
hue from the centers, and others again
have pale pink, beige, ecr,i. mauve OF
black centers bordered with white Val.
enciennes lace edging.
A pretty suit for mountain wear, re.
Gently made bya leading modiste, is Of
soft cashmere. This particular suit is
in blue, although this cloth comes in all
colors. 1t is made with bell skirt and
fancy coat open in front, with ample
revers and a jaunty back. With this is
worn fitted shirt waist Of polka dotted
surah.
Charming little seaside hats are of the
sNiniche" shape, the broad brim slant
ing down in front, from which protrudes
very narrow, dainty edge of Oriental
lace. These hats are made OF fancy
straw in all the fashionable colors, and
are decorated with standing loops OF
ribbon or large Alsatian bows of broad,
gayly striped silk grenadinc.
Leagues of black and tinted chiffon
areS sold this season for neck and sleeve
sytsispmings. Also ecru laces dotted with
Sat beads, which outline the devices
isSs LAyess.nets to correspond
8 /. ee IN sSssts, deep