Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-14

hat with two deep-red bows and yellow
wings.
Much more astrachan and Persian lamb
ara worn than any other fur but Miss
Rhnelander wore last Sunday a gorgeous
seal coat with fun skirt and sleeves.
and wide reyers and black hat with
wings.
CHURCH GLOVES
Light gloves are much worn for church.
Pearl-color with black or self-color stitch
Ing is affected. but red piquc gloves with
large buttons are also worn. | see fewer
tan and yellow gloves than formerly and
more dressed Kid. four-button length, than
suede or mousquetaire. Black gloves are
much liked also. however.
ST. ThOmass church. which Is counted
one OF the most arist0cratic In the city
has very well dressed congregation
In fact, alas, a meanly person
would shrink from entering this sumptu-
ous temple with It's gorgeous interior and
superb music Miss Emily Winant Is the
contralto at this church and the organ
and choir are in keeping. Mrs. Tudor
Wing and two pretty daughters were In
the throng; Mrs Wing IN black, az usual
with Persian-lamb trimming. the two
young ladies' in stylish cloth suits, with
seal coats the hair parted in the present
demure fashion. the turned-up hats WITH
black wings and crimson rosettes.
\ tall. handsome girl. who | thought
was Miss Elizabeth Remsen wore gray
cloth costume. The gown was IN princess
shape with a coat back. outlined ara
trimmed with narrow strips OF Persian
lamb. Bands Of the fur edged the shoulder
epaulettes and outlined the yoke. The hHt
was a black satin ribbon bow with two
jet wings in front, and the gloves we're
pearl-Colcred kid, the shoes pointed patent
leather laceG boots.
Mrs. Pacan Stevens also wears gray
dresses almost exclusively. and appears ar
church in gray and BACK sliA co'hOlTA-
ton with a sable cape.
FIR COLLARS AND 80 WRAPS.
New York girls are wonderful IN their
endurance of weather Of all KINDS ana
degrees Of temperature. They appear In
IN. street in Trim cloth suits WIN
sable collar AZ the neck and no other
wrlp. and look as rosy aud happy as II
the rest Of the world were not shlVerlhg
in their seal wraps.
4 little costume ~ this kind worn at
the Church ~ the Heavenly Rest was
Of black watrrcd silk with yoke ana
f.u of ..aayy ecuI lace, ami sable bahd
a~ound the shoulders. Fne mum. toque'
and ,olIar-baud were Of deep Jacluemlnot
rose velvet with sable trimmings ana 4
,au o. yellow l-ce irom the mum.
THE TWO NEWEST HATS.
Thes. uttle SECS " mun and hat 10
r,atch are much u.ed. The hat IS the
new "Romlu tOgue.' ,he crown Is lull'
and may be- made VI either D'ishe FrNee
or richly embroidered satin. WAN a bdhi
OF sable fur around The edge ana a oiacA
alcr.tte at the side. This H. the late 81
lining In neadgear from fafls, an" -
r,.dn To match any costume. The toque
- laroa and sets down well on the head,
and i'm consequence is not becoming !"
every one. .,.,-....
Th. Amazon" Is a new hat this winter
and see many OF In m At the churches
a, her. there is not the same objection 70
.-.arinr tail hats as IN the theatre IL
is , high-crownei iCit, with high, roiIns
Lrirn. with masses OF black plumes siah J.
in,, ,p and falling down on the ma I.
when worn with Il black costume cut
c,,t-fashion with a deep shoulder-coNar
of black lambs wool, II is very appro-
ur.9te church chlIetu, as well as Tor
walking and SHOPPING
Nrs Richard Irwin, wife Of the banker
and a prominent member OF the IoI am
noted for her charities, wore pam ttli)r
dress OF gray-mixed cheviot with oniy
a crush collar OF crimson V-lFet ana
black felt walking hat with an alSreue
at the side. over this IN lhrew lul'
cape OF black astrachan.
Miss Elsie de wolfe wlikei forth n a
short Jacket Of Ters an 'arb with full
revers sleeves and skirt. and an inde-
ecrihable French hat OF black. with
touch OF turquoise blue. Mss M4rbury,
as uauaI was IN a black tailor suit, with
a. hat Of severe style.
The wearing o. H)ets g en- of tn
peclIliarities Of the SUNDAY parade.
The florists along the stre & a-e oren
al this hour, hoping TO tempt the lower
lovers even on the way 70 divine service
and nearly every young lidy n IN 'e's
has a large bunch or the dodble-HshI
violets. now preferred 10 the single dtrN
blossoms. tied with half-lnch wide
mauve satin ribbon. and tucked either
in the revers OF the coat. or high on the
bust. or pinned to the mun
BI.ACK MORE AND VELVET.
81 patrick's cathedral. IN Fifth ay nue.
between Ffty and Fifty-sixth streeis'
has a goodly gathering Of handsomely
formed women. There one may see the
rsnresentatiyes OF the leading French ana
Snanish sets. De VaTros. the Couderts
and Ceballoses, as well as the Eugene
KelIevs. and the ManningS and Mrs Gill
rov and Mrs. Croker. OF political fame.
4 handsome woman, stranger 70 me-
alighted form her carriage here ana oc'
cupied a prominent seat under the SHADOW
OF the Archbishop. She was richly dressed
IN n skirt OF black MORE. with a VelVet
coat. with a fall OF white lace IN 'front.'
aud a crush collar Of rose pink. The Don
net was a mere scrap" but an lmpos'i-
HE "scrap" for anv but a Partisan mi hnrr
10 make. being bit Of jet, piece OF whIte
lace. a black rose. and jet aisrs''e'
but quite perfect In its ensemble.
OF BLACK AND BLUE.
Al Dr John HalPs Presbyterian church.
ono ~ the most conservative houses OF
ysorshin saw costume or miSeu
HACK and blue novelty-suiiing. WIN
y,Ide shouller-collar OF black moire win
h,ack MORE buttons as ornaments. The
skirt was untrimmed. but was cut WIN
a very handsome fare. The bonnet was
small affair, with wings ana JET orha"
meuts in front.
A very pretty girl walked down the
a,,a,uc haSora me dressed In mixed
cr,,nson and black n hrpsaek'ng. with a
hiack cough cheviot coat. fare skirt. and
,,cbt-nttiug. as most OF the coats are
his season. the hirh Medieis collar edged
With astrachan. Her hat consisted or
double Alsatian bows OF satin ribbon. ths
color ~ A deep American Beauty rose.
with ends OF the ribbon twisted win
mink-taiis around the head. ending IN