Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-30


them have borders Ike the shawls,
others again have the palm leaf pattern
scattered all over. One or the hand
soonest was a pale grayish blue, with
softly shaded red and green ana go!d
pattern.
Another OF cream while had palm leaf
pattern In black, gold and faint red and
green. l cannot describe the singular
beauty OF this pattern. These gowns
will 90 made up mostly for house wear,
though some few young ladies may wear
them on the street for Easter toilets.
The new al wool checks are very
pretty IA their delicate tOneS-pale blue
and green, with fawn and light browns,
being the favOrites. Several "fancies'
in plaids, where the body is dark greens
and blues, with an everything lattice
work of sulphur yellow, are considered
Just the thing for school dresses for
young girls, and for ordinary wear for
young ladies they should be made on
the bias.
Diagouals IN light weights and sum
mer cheviOts are all shown now, many
or them having pretty borders for
skirts, but more quite plain.
In the leading up town importing
house Z noticed that the PrieStly black
silk warp Heurietta was employed In
the most elegant walking dresses in
tended for early spring, and they were
yBriOusly trimmed-SOme with embrotd-
cry, some with braidiDg and some with
jet and silk passementerie, while some
were entirely self trimmed. These
wsresas handsome as any.
The illustration for children shows a
new plaid in dark green and sulphur,
made in a simple style which is very
dressy also. The patterns which are set
on the skirt are made Of devices OF SOU
tache braid, and one set on over each
sIashed point on the skirt, waist and
cuffs. They can be bought in sets and
thew tone down the rather aggressive
colors of the plaid. The other dress is
OF navy blue serge, tucked at the bot
tom and made with a dOublet az the
waist The sleeves and side belts are
made of velvet applique picked out with
gold thread. These two dresses are
suitable for girls from twelve to sixteen,
Among the new cotton goods i noticed
Einghams ia fine and pin-head check,
red and blue being quite a novelty.
The zephyr ginghamS are very soft and
pleasing IN ColoTS, but not differing ma
terially from those OF last years, but
the Scotch tartan giughams are TO be
seen ia all the clan plaidS. There will
be worn q good deal Of indigo blue In
cambrics, calicoeS and percales, and 1t
COMES In dots, big or little, small set
geometricaI patterns or tiny leaf pat
tern IN white, red or yellow fast colors.
@ I must leave myself space enough TO
give the counterpart Of dress worn by
Miss Helen Gould, the lovely young
daughter Of Jay Gould. II was OF old
fashioned "DeachbIow" faille, with
deml-train, cut princess shape. Around
the front was festoon Of steel and
pearl bead trimming held by upturaed
ostrich tips. A narrow ruche Of feather
trimming outlined a vest front, below
which, on the hips, fell deep trimming
OF the same, and there was Recklace
OF the same around the slender neck.
The sleeves could be better understood
than described The train comes frOu
the center Of the back, fan shape.
Feather trimming ornaments the
sleeves and lunches are on the shout
ders. A fan OF the same pink feathers
completes the costume, which is easily
copied. 1t needs ten yards Of faille.
OLIVE HARPER