Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-22

AMON ehhb OAS0pS
WI N<% with a waist OF
A- plain material.
PeaU de Sole, or repped silk are both
we'll adapted for general wear with
any and all waists, requiring no trim.
ming or an exaggerated width. An
entire black silk costume, the waist
either plain, thus admitting of trans
ferable accessories, or trimmed with
jet, is most judicious selection, be-
ing always ready, and easily changed
from grave to gay, by white lace
cape, velvet collar and belt, or by a
jet corsage ornament which set off a
costume marvellously well. They be.
gin at the modest price Of $l.25 and
run up to extravagant sums; some
time extending over the whole front,
with a pointed belt and pendants to
match, but a pretty, stylish jet orna-
ment may be had for from $500 to-
$4.eO suitable for any occasion but
one requiring full dress. Plaided vel
vets are much in favor for trimming
plain costumes, and another attractive
accessory, is large, jet Vandyke COL
lar, or more properly speaking cape,
and with colored collar above, the
effect is excellent.
NOTHING PARTICULARLY New
is noticeable in colored silks; fancy
taffetas retaining foremost position,
and waving lines, very wide floral
stripes, or extremely gay basket
plaids, show combinations OF several
bright colors. In the way of novel
ties, perforated chiffon and me- work.
ed in button. hole stitch around the
perforations, are brought out for eth
er trimmings or waists. Sleeves are
decidedly larger, and are now draped,
and attached to the lining by jet pen.
dants, rosettes or ribbon bows. The
leg o'mutton shape seems more readi.
ly enlarged than those which fall loose
to the elbow, both however appear to
be equally popular.
STYLES In FURs
or introduced by G. G.
Shayne, are always a subject of keen
interest to the elite of the city,. and
certainly this seasons display main
tains the usual high standard in re-
spect to elegance and quality of ma
terial. Mink, seal, Persian lamb and
Hudson Bay otter are very prominent,
at the same time however all furs are
and combinations will be
very general. A special novelty is
the "Victoria' wrap, made in all furs,
and consisting Of two full capes with
high collar and two long tabs, falling
considerably below the knee, the ends
shaped to form point. The "W Worth"
collar is graceful little shoulder cape,
and comes in mink, Persian lamb OF
seal, and may be worn singly or over
another garment as occasion requires.
CIRCULAR CAFES
of Persian lamb, seal, otter Alaska
sable or mink, twenty-three to thirty
inches long are standard and while
presenting no particular novelties, are
very handsome, either plain or
with all natural furs. Cloth
or silk golf capes, lined and trimmed
with fur, are very warm and sub
stantial-looking, and cloth circular
capes, lined with Siberian squirrel
having an Alaska sable collar, are
now quoted as low as $500, those of
silk coming somewhat higher. No
change is apparent in muffs, but neck
boas are much wider and longer, COL
ar shaped at the back, and sometimes
with two tails at the CEN
re of the collar, and tive or three
,ails or heads at the ends.
DOUBLE CLOTH CAPEs
with applied trimmings have super
'eded jackets to considerable extent,
Ind for evening no other covering is
10 convenient or crushes the now huge
sleeves SO little. Black velvet with
ct trimmings is desirable at all times.
Ind with the addition of an ermine
,ollar for evening, is really elegant.
VERONA CLARKE.