Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

dressmakers for sleeve puffs, crush col
lars, vests aud belts.
Walking gloves of dogskin are the
fashion for the tailor made gown. Tau
aud red tan shades are those most worn
Oy the fashionable women.
Green is essentially a spring color,
but dressmakers are already patroniz-
ing darS green's for day costumes, aud
bright and light greens for evening
toilets.
Handkerchiefs are all white this sea-
son. Those OF fine sheer linen cambria,
edged with NaieuciSnneS lace, with
small script initials or mOnoGramS 10
Que corner, are considered the prettiest
and dantisst.
The black creDons so fashionable,
20 odistes declare, will not give the wear
eX Dected from so expensive a material.
The fault seems 10 lie In the heayiness
Of the material, which drags il down,
causing much Sagglug around the bot
ton Of the skirts.
The daiulest and Drettiest Of under
wear is displayed 10 the shops, aud one
notices the chemises so attractively dis
than a passing glance Most Of them
are lace trimmed, with bright colOred
ribbons run through the lace.
The novelty Of the moment is little
collar band OF fur TO be worn as velvet
stock collars are. 10 stands out In pro-
jecting loops at the sides, and is orna-
mented q front, where it hooks, with
two miniature heads OF the aoimal.
They ara made of all the popular turs.
The toQue is the popular hat. Black
is the iavOrlte color. and 10 tsSten
these small toQues TO the hair with
rhinestone hat pins is considered most
chic. Another favorite hat IS called
the Du-ch hat. It is poke which sits
FAR tack on the head and then flares
up straight n front.
A new aud very attractive black
material will sppear for spring wear
under the name Of cTepOnette. Ii differs
but slightly from the familiar crepOn
fauric, yet is more beautiful 10 colorlng
aud more characteristic in design. A
silk warp material called Victoria
cloth will also be popular. It Is timer
Ia finish than Henrietta cloth, and its
" caring qualities are assured.
Flower collars are among the pretty
things for wearing with waists OF chlI-
fou. They are merely band of ribbon
covered with small blossoms aud ta>-
tened under large bow at the back.
One of small English hedge roses covers
a pink satin Oaod nearly three inches
wide, while another has pink rOseouds
not half clown, aud a third. OF violet
satin, is covered with Parma violetS
flushed by huge bow Of RIBBON OF the
same color.
The new woman is not so absorbed IN
schemes for Intellectual aggrandlzemen
as 20 overlook the charms, for exam pie.
Of the flower boa. The woman who Is
new enough 20 be de0utaHte wears q
rose wreath or long garland of honey
suckle with ner evening dress and IS
nkeued by her admirers 10 n living
dover. Ala recent dance one OF the
prettiest costumes had cream colOred
silk skirt with a narrow trimming at
the bottom OF pearl and turquoise I'm
brOidery. The cream cOlOred chiffon
waist was draped over turQ u0ise blue
silk and caught under belt OF cream
velvet with gold embroidery. The
square neck opening was finished with
A velvet band The sleeves were huge
DgtTs OF accordion plated chiffon.
In irving on and fitting a shaped
skirtthe length must be considered, the
hang or the front, sides aud back, the
arrapgement Of the folds, the fit of the
belt and the III Of the hips There is
sucb "a great O ference 10 toe shape and
80 Of psople that every skirt should be
submitted to close examination at the
waist and hip before the tinal stitching.
some peopie are lower on one side than
ON the other: some are larger. la some
,he waist is quite round, and in others
oval. so that any difference from per-
fect conformation must Do allowed for.
one way OF adjusting the skirt Is TO