Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-22
MEMS FURNTsHINos.
FAN Styles In shirts, Nsckwesr, Gloves ana


From the Clothiers' and Hsberdsshers v.sfly.
The well-dressed man next fall win wear
dress shirts the fronts OF which will be orna-
mented with delicate embroideries close 20 the
welt He win wear high standing collar with
rolling ends and link cuffs He viii slumber in
a comfortable psjama, such as the mobiles Of
Japan have long affected, or in night shirt or
namented with as many frflls and ruff3es ~
heart could desire. Others will as usual wear
. large variety OF styles in shirts collars and
cuffs. Black hosiery will continue popular, but
recent importations Indicate that modes and
taus and hosiery with fancy embroidery viii
have large sale
Neckwear.
The Teck scarf will lead all other STYLES OF
neckwear in the publics favor. ItwliI be made
with small and gracefully arranged knot, and
with aprons wider even than those Of last
springs scarfs. The "four-in-hsnd," the
ASCOT" and q beautifully modelled puff scarf
VIII also be extensively wora. Many importers
believe that the De JoinviIle will again be In
demand, and in these goods many handsome
effects are shown.
The trade will probably be evenly divided,
or nearly 50, between silks Of neat effects and
those OF conspicuous colors. In the former
many attractive novelties in dots and stripes
Will be shown. The silks Of bright hues I'M
ported for next seasons neckwear includs
Several Broadway haberdashers say that red
viii lead ali other colors in neckweAs, and viii
give large orders Tor scarfs In which that hue
predominates.
The full dress bow will be made OF white
lawn, but will be considerably larger than last
season.
That tans and English reds will be the pop
| ulsr colors in mems gloves for street wear n
manifested by the sam piles shown by importers
and manufacturers. One prominent house has
assorted each half dozen package with three
shades OF red tan. and the packages Of another
well-known firm contain four shades % English
| red, one Of favn and smother Of brown. The
stitchingp on the backs Of gloves are of medium
| width They are divided between self colors
and black. but the former style will probably
De tho most popular. The wrists wiz be long.
lev makers productions being fastened with
one button or catch. and others With two
catches.
Next Seasons Hats.
| No striking novelties are anticipated In head
wear for men, and from samples shown BY sew
eral Of the largest manufacturers this season. D
STYLES win doubtless be close approaches 10
| those OF last
Nearly all makers Of silk hats are producing
medium effects, bruins, height and bel not ma
terially differing from last falls styles Sew
eral makers, however, pin their faith on wide
brims and heavy bells, in imitstioa Of the
standard English hat
The derby FOR the season viii be shown in {
wide range Of shapes. some broad brimmed and
low crowned, some with high crowns aud Others
OF medium dimensions Black will, - always
predominate, but more fancy colors than usual
will be worn. The popular browns sill shsd,
from seal TO terra Gotta. Grays and blues viii b,
shown in limited quantities
Although the soft felt hat will probably NOT
enjoy the great popularity with which it val
favored last spring, Its many comnendsbls
qualises will keep it in q conspicuous place in
the market. Many Of the productions d
prominent makers are handsome. The shapes
do not materially differ from those OF last year.
but many new shades will be shown. Con-
siderable difference of opinion exists &c 10 the
extert Of the fedora's popularity this season
but many well-informed retailers believe that
It's sale viii be large.