Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-12
WINTER FASHIONS.
THE MOST KILLING VARIETIES OF HOME
TolLETTEs lNvocUE.
Morning Ncgilgee and Exquisite Tea
Gown.-The Riding Habit oil the
season Like Refer.
Correspondence of the Dispatch)


NEW YORK November 1l.-AIl sor's
Of pretty negligee garments VIII hold
prominent place among the winter iash-
ions. Why? Wen. you see. in summer
Elmo one wastes all ones substance-or
,h. spbstance OF ones father. husband or
,,,tor male nearest Of kin"-on fetching
o,t.of-door frocks. tennis, yachting trav-
.,,,., and driving costumes. So when
one Is driven indoors BY the ADVENT 90
n,. melancholy days. one naturally y
,.,g.r.ineJ to the consideration OF the
,,ost k,uing varieties - home toietteS.
N-,-,adavs il seems a. though madame
80. never on grand tenue, but always
etfired In some picturesquey ctIetH7'
t,,os.iv-ntting. softly-trailing creation III
,,bicb as PERHAPS she daily conjectures'
an. looks more interesting than in the
most trie and nntty tailor-made out'l'
BREAKFAST GOWN.
Tho morning neeligee is breakfast
-, ~ palest tinted. cllnging cashmere
I,Ly blue. applc-bossom pink faint he'lo-
trono. or Nlle green. IL has the a', -,
owing" back. with a distinct tram; ne
el...v,s are very ful. and reach only me
NJ, ,bora falls of soft lace are
caught No I'm knots 90 ribbon CF,I "'e
.b,,,Jors Bertha Of lace frightened
h.ra and there with a ribbon bow ana Il
cascade OF lace down the front.
Tea GOWNS too. are exquisite. TINE
.,,.ccr,,I suecirnen in black bengaline was
mad. 10 give The effect Of a double gar
u,.nt-a Iong-traine1 ovtr-dress or inc
b.ugaline. opening in 'front.' over gown
~ raie malzo-colorcd crepe, accord"'n-
plated from the bust. the gown was
Luf qlightly oD-n no the throat the
ei-aves we're double. like the gown. those
ab4y. being Of the lengallnr, and those
underneath Of the crepe ami accordr"h-
plated. go that they fall in bllo|y iul-
ness. catching up 10 the arm again win
a rim q lace.
EFFECTIVE CHNCHILLA.
CbinchiIla has never before been 50 well
.,,,'r.ciated AS H. IS this present season.
n ls really a pretty FUR, and applied IN
trimming black garments 10 Is most eiitc-
tive. one OF thu latest coats was OF
black vig0euc. made OF 10" prtNil'lhS
Ieugth-that is. almost to the knees.
Above the waist the coat was tieht-ht-
fiu,, a4rinp below into a loose. hutcl
skirt. which Was distinctly graceful on
the edge of this skirt double bands ot
the chinchiIa appeared. with vertical
r.vs or strirel ~ the same extending
upward az far as the waist IN" sleeves
were made nllL with cufts Of the FUR
over the shoulders brief. huieI cape
s,,s SHAPED up into - high McIici collar.
trimmed top and bottom with chinchilla.
Az T%NONATiO%.
.,,..,.,t. ~ D,. ,.,escrt do, f.,
me '''''" ''.''' 49,. ..,,I III,
q constant '''' .,.,,-
sn'ch'' sur ~" ~ ''' a..
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hi'Il WINCH Wv" ,. 49, ,,.,.
I'SsI'I' t'In Iv' - .''''.' W '''''' '-,.i,
ON u'i3r'i.N "'' ''l'"'i
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5..., a., ott.,,,.t fl, liter Vim ITS trim
r,,t,.. .b..,t-i,..i.J rat,itI.eslv pi4in
lt-,. ,I tt. l.no trailing skirt which
,..,.I. ,..,.f.,,i,r M, ro.t almost imp,s-
r, -, ,,.t..... ,,..I.st f,.ds r.rdar.J
a. ,1im.,It ~ sl-pect the existence Of
,,,.r ap i,srscr..t ohi.ct ~ the ladv'g
.rul. II appaoral AS though innovation
o.r. ir,ri.fy gut profou. hands have
L., loij mon the old fashioned habit.
,,.,..r,t.l.e. Nn,y,l.vs ono wears g.
i..... t.cl,, fru H., a.. hack anu ouif.
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nov as q rsrfar T-nJ.rnratb is "A close
,,,,,,.. ',.,s, oft.p chosen i'm "a contraction,
,.,t.,i..l - vol cl,tb f,r instance whom
,t.. tat't, t,e..tc 10 80 ll.cl- mis- whist
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