Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-01-21
FASHION NOTES,
Engagements cups and saucers con
tinue to be one of the caprices of fashion

engagements cups ana saucerS con
tinue to be one of the caprices of fashion.
Chippendale glass is in tall, slender,
angular pieces, with delicate gold ira
Gerry.
Winter ulsters appear in variety of
attractive guises
BonnetS remain small, with close sides
and tiny old Dutch crowns.
The skirts, as rule. are rather full,
being first gored and then lightly gath
cred.
The modiste eschews flowers in the
majority of her dainty decorations
The favorite fur and sutache ornamen-
tation has found its way on to the ulster.
Engagement rings are now more fire.
quently set with diamonds 'han plain.
The large sdewise bows OF velvet now
seen on hats are fully twelve inches long.
Red flowers now appear on hats and
bonncts.
Fur and bcaiding will remain the most
popular trimming for outside coats and
wraps.
Short shoulder pufs Of velvet are
new feature of many of the imported
evening gowns.
Vases OF glass bubbles surrounding
one another, It's delicate and iridescent as
soap bubbles, are new.
The vatican fold invariably looks best
on the princess dress and should also fall
with a short train
The newest thing in mid season hats
is the pretty white sailor in felt, with or
without trimmings.
Lace remains in fashion as much as
ever, and is employed in an innumerable
number of ways and STYLES.
Short jackets are decorated at present
in very plain style, as they are intended
principally for outdoor toilet
Accordion pleating is once more be-
coming the rage We see it in dress
trains, IN yokes, in rufies, and in hat
trimmings
New bonncts are covered painIy with
velvet and overlaid with heavy en-
broidery
Wings are very freely used on all
shapes; as many as ten trim a broad
plateau shape.
Rolls OF velvet surround tall crowns,
and resets of either velvet or ribbon are
numerous.
A new crown for a large hat resembles
a square put on diamondwise, edged with
fur and one end turned up.
An electric blue model is covered with
silver and steel embroidery and has
rosettcs of velvet, from which spring
fancy black quilts.
English hats are often bound with
double piping Of black satin and trimmed
with Colonel or stiff brush of osprey.
Deep rich gold is used for the setting
of emeralds and sapphres, the white
gold being preferable for diamonds,
pearls and rubies.
Two fashions rule at present. princess
dresses aud shorS jackets, these last being
Of infinite variety. and made chiefly of
lace for indoor toilet.
Attempts are made to popularize dress
skirts gathered or plcated slightly around
the waist.
The milIiner is making great use of
the choicest cXotics in garnishing her
smartest bonnets and hats.
Rose-tintcd velvet chrysGnthemums,
yellow aud pale pink roses singIy or az
tistically masscd, are used with good
effect upon hcad-gear.
Alsatian bows Of ecru-tinted guipure
lace have an edge OF narrow dark fur
along the sewage side of the loops.
short tel-gowns are made for youth.
ful wcarers in quaint and pretty fashion.
the Empire style being fayorite.
Turbans OF magenta. blue. golden
brown and gray velvet are edged with
fur and feather trimmed with feather
tips and flowers.
The Chester carnalion and orchid
bouionnicrc have giyea way 10 bunch
Of halt dozen tiny rosebud.. with
single wisp OF green "a The center
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