The morning call., 1894-09-16

designed alpaca dust cloaks that look as
well as frocks, and which hide a multi
tude Of sins. besides being able to stand a
fair amount of dust and blacks. But TO
return to our millinery. Unless mademoi-
Selle chooses 4 sailor hat treated on rather
original lines we earnestly recommend her
10 60 in for dainty toQue, in which shape
there is SO much Scoops for her Imagination,
no great expenditure being required.
Here is jaunty little affair in cream cloth.
An ordinary turbau-shaped toque form
is bent into a peak in front. the crown be-
Ing overlaid with the cloth put on plainly
without either fold or gather. The brim,
however, is covered with folded material.
Black velvet, W hich always looks well with
cream, finds ! lace in the shape of high,
narrow, three-looped bows, arising like
darts from each side This little toque,
which, t. our mind, seems the perfection
of simplicity, could be easily and quickly
manufactured AZ home, and, as nine v0y-
accuses out of tea frequently POSTPONE
some Of their preparations 10 neaIly the
last moment, In no way can they despise
the advantages Of things that are tossed off
in the twInkling of an eye.
Lace, unless il be of the very best quail
ity, never does much toward enriching the
appearance of cotton frock. But with
NelNtl. Shlllully anu appropriately intro
duced, simple washln g-gown becomes at
least thing OF beauty, If not a Joy fol-
ever. j variety is charming, and not
many gIrls care TO be seen often in the
same dress, We offer as our second sketch
a somewhat "cut" idea which allows of
frequent changes. and, at the same time,
brings into request that all-necassary
sOflening touch of velours. On a white cot
ton crepon, through which there runs
blacE design, broad, black velvet ribbon
Is brought into quest. Two enbans,
gathered slightly below the neck, are
joined together, small apertures being left
by way of buttonhoieS, through which the
but ons fastening the corsage are passed
At the waist the two ribbons part ard are
twisted round to meet again In the shape
eff a bow and ends on he left side. This
detachable garniture is most handy. For
The same frUck one might have al least
half dozen II these velvet trimmings
that afford an effect perfectly unique.
Round the neck is a neatly drawn band to
match the colOrs.
& Il sorts and conditions of tolettes are
20 be sean at the Antwerp exhibition.
whittier SO many pleasure-seeking birds
have fl wn this August. Several women
have been noted wearing the modes
of Tomorrow. And what are these
fashions? We'll, as regards novel autumn
trimmings. leather fretwork, that at
some distance appears to be genuine
OF HanusOIDe design, pidS Ialr TO ind
favor with wOmankind. We have for
some time had cur tailor-made gowns
bound with bases of kid or morocco; but
open work in these tongh materials comes
as a delightful revelation. Combined
with checked cheviots and velvet this
new fabric looks more than charming.
having a decided advantage over guipure'
which. in the winter time, is decid-
eddy unserVceable for outdoor wear.
We reproduce an extremely becoming
treatment of this novelty. A rich crimson
velvet corselet. made on the graduated
principle, is covered with kid fretwork
of fawn shade, ccloring also carried
out IN the cheviOt, crimson being the other
tint found in this wooden material.
The under-skrt matches the corselet.
and the draped OveT-jupe is edged with a
narrow twist of velvet. Here we have an
ideal autumn or winter gown, very warm
and soft ia its colors.