Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-06
NEW YORK FASHIONS.


NEW York, Aug, 31.-The variety in
silk and wool novelties for winter is
great, but some general characteristics
prevail and the changes are rung per.
petually on small patterns and irregular
mixtures Of color Sometimes these
embrace almost every hue, but again
there is contrast of two, and in such
cases black on red is prominent, the
placing, however, being such us to pre-
vent much gayety, as for example,
where narrow boucle stripes appear |
close together, the tufts preventing an
undue quota of the bright surface from
being apparent. Similar patterns are |
repeated on more sober groundworks, |
with OF course, grave results and black
on Colors, is seen in dots or otherwise
and arranged with different degrees OF
lrTegulariLy.
BoUCLE PATTERNS
this year are in very small, tight curl
and not Liable therefore to the objection
hitherto made-that of becoming easily
loosened and giving therefore Il ragged
look to the fabric. Bourette designs
likewise contribute their special adapta-
ton to irregular roughness and are
sometimes rather loosely woven or in
high priced materials, arc seen as COM
pact ridges set with greater or less
abandon, Occasionally. an lndistinct
plaid about two inches square, affords
change. hut this is an execution that
does not initiate against the marked
prevalence of small. mixed patterns or
hap.hazurd combinations. Contrast how
ever is riyep. by some patterns set
with extreme regularity. as where pre-
else looking dots or other small figures
in silk. relieve smooth surface and here
| TOO. one NAV note the partiality for
| black on red. AS an axception NAV be
noted
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