Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-09-30

New handlscrchiefs have the edges
embroidered in deep points.
Braided white mohair blouses are
worn with black or dark skirts.
Faile and all varieties of corded silk
will be in great demand next season.
Neglige incllets are made Of Dresden
taf1eta, with elaborate trimmings OF
embroidered lace.
Parasols of Dresden silk are made
perfectly plain, and have wood sticks,
somo of them painted white.
Bodices are really collections of
trimming, aud one rarely has bodice
that matches the skirt in color or tex
ture.
New and effective Dresden buttons
have single brilliant hoop-rim of
Frenck jet, Irish diamonds, or finest
cut steel.
New and effective Dresden buttons
have single brilliant hoop.rim OF
French jet, Irish diamonds Of finest
cut steel.
White, pink, ecru and blue piques
are worn, and many of these are
printed with a tiny flower, stripe or
dot OF some contrasting color.
A linen gown that was very attractive
in fact, very striking-was of black
linen With white muslin collar dotted
and edged with black embroidery.
Solid ecru, pink or blue linen shirt
waists have wide box plaits front and
back, piped with white linen, with i'm
mense white linen sailor collar and
cuffs.
The mueh,uscl AMI much. abused
SHIRT waist holds it's place as promi-
nently as ever and Is OF the greatest
service to all sorts and conditions OF
women.
Printed muslins and crepons in soft,
undulating plaits are just as pretty
and quite as cool as the shot talfetas
which give different effect in every
changing light.
Lace handkerchiefs are very fashion.
able, and whether made of insertion
and edging, with n tiny square of linen
lawn, or with lace and embroidery,
are equally popular.
Solid ecru, pink, or blue linen shirt
waists have wide box pleats front and
back, piped with white liner sailor col
lar and cuffs, bordered with tiny wash.
able gimp the color of tho shirt waist.
Mohair skirts are just now made up
without lining, which is another thing
in their favor. They are finished with
bias facing half yard deep with an
outer lining for the facing of grass
cloth.
A small girls dress is of Scotch
plaid, has q plain skirt, fitted waist,
very large sleeves, and velvet collar.
A shoulder trimming in deep scallops
is made of silk and all over en-
broidery.
The array of collarettes, vests and
ribbons, tho frilled laces with rosettes
at either side, tho tichus with scarf
ends crossing i'll front, all help to en-
able one gown to masquerade as q
multitude.
Tiny toques and dress bonnets of
/ dark green, violet, claret and black
velvet will be trimmed with shaded
velvet flowers OF q seasonable kind,
like nasturtiums, wall flowers, ger
aniums, etc.
Ladies with time and taste for such
things are making crochet silk or
worsted petticoats. These are very
pretty, and when made up with crochet
insertion and edging, are useful and
handsome garments.
Capes will continue TO rival coats in
fashionable favor just as long as full
sleeves remain in vogue. The capes for
late autumn will be made of Persian
trimmed jetted plush, satin trimmed
kersey, fur trimmed plain velvet or
plush, braided Persian cloth, wide
vale boucle cloth and fine ladies' cloth
in black and colors. Jackets will be
strapped, box pleated and braided.