Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-04

pretty silk edged With full fuffie M tta
lace accompanies this costume AT tbe
waist and neck are dresden pink rlbbons
ehdlng In lows with short ends. Ashes of
roses Is seen In several of the samples of
neNt seasons goods. Particularly offective
anp pretty II Is In all silks and In the del.
care crepe de chine This, with quaker
urab' VIII be the favorite for those whose
tastes are truly refined.
mere Is one thing not to be forgotten.
ana that is over half the new skirts nre 10
ne uraped, plated or paneled This breaks
the awful monotony OF the plain skirts SO
long the fashion. Some of the heaviest Of
the tufted woods will open In slashes over
an undcrskirt of silk of the same or sume
othor color. The palmer goods will have
slashes with the edges embroidered or
wrought with fine jet beads. BY the wav
we are told that there will be an unusual
quantity Of fine cut jet fringe worn on
mantles and capes and elegant indoor
gowns. Hungarian point is 10 be another
fayorite trimming for gowns and other
garments. This resembles BULGARIAN work
to certain extent, but it is in more sub
duod colorng. 1t Is always hand wrought
and made on canvas.
indigo blue I'm several shades Is seen i'm
the new woolens, and also in silks There
Is softness about indigo blue that is not
seen In any Of the other blues, and it
blends bottcr with other colors. Indigo
blue and white make stylish combina-
ton and one likely to obtain much favor
thls fall, both for grown people and young
ones. There was frock for a girl of 10
which will illustrate the point. The dress
was In Hubbard shape and made Of indigo
mohair. The yoke was of white serge. IL
was cut TO form two points in front, and
these were edged with narrow black braid,
forming a trofoll loop above each point |
Inc upper portions of the sleeves were
white and the manohes blue. This, with |
whlte sailor hat, makes an ideal seaside |
costume. Beef blood red Is also among the |
colors set forth for the young for fall and |
winter One handsome pattern gown for |
a girl Of IL was of blood red, with broken |
spots OF seal brown all over Il. Other pat.
terms had lozenges, triangles and polka |
dots, as well as diamonds, clubs and spades |
done In black. The material Is cashmere
or wool dolaine, Sometimes the pattern is
printed and sometimes is In raised tufts.
One gown made of this material In
brown and red had plain gathered skirt.
The waist was made with yoke. There
was harness belt Of white grosgrain rib
bon with two rosettes In front, from which
depended two lengths Of the ribbon, ending
under double bows IL is a simple but
very effective decoration. For a Young
lady of 10 there wasa very neat and charm
Ing suit of quaker drab serge. The skirt
was laid In box plaits and hold closely 1T
ting the hips all around TO distance of
about Is inches where they were fastened
with strong "arrowhoads" The rest was
left Co hang at will. Tho waist was short
and open down tho front to simulate an
Eton jacket. 1t was cut square across the
shoulders. There were rovors OF the seACe,
set with white bono buttons richly CARVED.
The whole front and shoulders were made
of white china silk. The uppor part fitted
snugly, and the collar portion was turrct-