Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-12
FASHION NOTES.

Pearl necklaces with diamond clasps
are the prettiest for young women.
A distinctive flower, color and per-
iume mark the effete girl of the period.
Very luxurious infants out their
teeth on exquisitely chased silver and
pearl rings.
A pink conoh shell and pearl set
diagonally on finger ring is ono of
the newest frivols.
Baby rattles Of silver and pearl, with
chimes of bells and ivory whistles, arc
in favor with irritable infants.
Tho most fashionable neck pieces
this fall will be made of fox, black
lynx and Hudson or Russian sable.
The old fashioned coral bead armlets
which our mothers wore are affected
by tho babies of fashionable mammas.
Out steel, combined with Jet in
buckets and ornaments, hns succeeded
the rhino jewels worn on hats last
year.
| The vogue of blouse bodices ia ms
rife rs ever Never has there been
SUCH variety and snch n diversity of
colors.
| A Sevres cup and saucer is n dainty
gift offering The cup should DO filed
with chocolates and tied TO tho saucer
with a broad satin ribbon.
Mink will be MS popular MS ever both
for garments and trimmings. MANY
fashionable cnpes and iackcts will be
made of Persian lamb or black mnrtcn.
a three-quarter capo of mink, with
an edging of tnils, Inns IL long berthn
forming deep pointed yoke effect ut
the back and ending in points in front
and roll collar.
Hop-saclling % n rich russell brown
IL favorito material for brides tray.
cling dresses; and chestnut brown
sacking isused for. girls school dresses,
with jacket or short circular cape to
match.
The brocade silks for fall wear aro
nearly all in two, three and four tone
colorings-tone colors in all dress liz
The rigid rule this yenr-with scrolls
and ilounc- of small design forming
stripes.
Babies who know what is what have
their nurses dressed in the Russian
style, with white cnps bound around
with black ribbon, which is tied in n
bow, the ends falling to the hem of
the black dress.
Among tho newst dressy bod ces for
day wear arc those that have cross
seams about tho waist line, attaching
circular piece curved to fit snugly.
This piece is about nix inches deep,
and is lined with soft silk.
A handsome garment il military
seal circular, the border of which when
spread forms perfect circle about
five feet in diameter. 1t is mado with
yoke and rufiled collar and is
trimmed with Persian lamb. The
lining is fancy satin.
A comfortable and appropriate dress
for child is striped bingham with
narrow runles ut the hem, full aleeves,
with marrow cuffs, full waist with
turned-over collar and short Zouave
jacket with some pointed trimming or
with gimp edged with little drops.
A Libellute cape is combination
of plush velvet and chinchilla, with
long tabs of plush velvet, and entirely
lined with chinchilla. II is finished
off at the shoulders with an effect in
changeable magenta silk. The revers
arc large and made of the chinchila.
A pretty English dress for n girl of
fourteen is of cashmere in the color
most becoming. It is made with
straight skirt and round waiet with
leg-o'-mutton sleeves. A yoke and
shoulder ruffles with SHRED belt are
of soft bengaline, snrah or ottoman
silk.
The most notable characteristic of
the autumn fashions is the decrease in
the width of skirts, which, though not
in the least clinging, are much mar
rover than they were last season. The
hoop trimming still prevails, whether
in form OF founces, velvet, gimp, cross
folds, etc.
When the chill air demands some
thing more than neck piece, but
hardly the warm comfort of cape,
the proper thing is a collarette in any
of the fashionable furs, cut with q
fiaring effect, pointed at the back and
tabs slightly pointed depending from
the collar in front.
'Baby books" are among the novel
ties at the fashionable stationers. They
are bound in white and gold and there
are illuminated blanks for the full
name, the hour and date of birth, the
first photograph and for the eventful
days when the first tooth appears and
the first step liz taken
Full rufus of lace, shot silk, velvet
md embroidered net are as much worn
as ever. Besides these, there are va
rieties OF capes and scarf-like Hchue,
which are very becoming and very
useful for mid-season wear, just when
one wants something which protects
against the chill blasts without being
heavy.
There are many new hats in small
shapes, made of fine felt with wings
and bows of ribbons for trimming.
Some of them are waterproof, and all
he same color, win1s and ribbons