The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-11-26
FASHION NOTES.

Bordered changeable taffeta silks
are announced.
With pique or linen outing costumes
sailors are worn to match the gown.
Black soutache braids are the new
trimmings for blacks wool gowns of
serge and similar materials.
Box pleats are taking the place of
godets to considerable extent, but not
to the exclusion of the latter.
Golden brown camel's hair and tur-
quoise blue silk are associated in n
very stylish waist just completed.
When you wear one of those square
collars. be sure it is fastened in place
and not go about with it all askew.
Fancy crepes continue to be all the
vogue. The latest is an airy nothing
of lace, spangled with mock jewels.
Black, golden brown and dark green
velvet capes of moderate length will
be very much in evidence this autumn.
Crooked parasol sticks are out of
date. The popular stick is long and
slender with a small knob on the end.
Black mousseline de sole frills are
used to trim the neck, flaps and wrists
of white pique dresses for mourning
wear.
Pale golden green will be favorite
tint among evening toilets. The taft
fetas in this shade are called Char
treuse silks.
Some of the new black hose are shot
with different colored silks. Some of
the tan color are also shot with green,
blue or rose.
Large black velvet hats will be
much worn this season. They will be
trimmed with many patterns and also
with flowers.
Velvets of every kind, plain, plaided,
striped, chameleon, repped and
moired, will all be in use for two sea-
sons to come.
The jet passementerie Yandykes oil
the present season differ from those of
the season Just passed in that they are
ider at the base.
Some of the latest costumes for the
wheel are Of dust -colored mohair and
the leggings are of the same color.
The costume is lined with silk.
Crush belts and collars made CT
richly colored plaid satin or taffeta
silk will be very fashionable access
cries on bodies of dark gowns.
A sailor of red linen seen recently
was trimmed with black satin rosettes
and jetted quill. 1t was worn with
red linen gown trimmed with black
braid.
White sail cloth yachting gowns are
picturesque creations. The most eff
fective are made with full skirt and
Eton coat and are trimmed with silver
braid.
Large orders have been placed with
manufacturers for lustrous white cord
ed silks and heavy but soft-6 n1shed
cream and ivory white satIns for even
ing toilets.
Almost excellent material for tailor
made suits are the fleece back diagon.
ais, and they are sufficiently warm for
wear without top garment until very
late in the season.
Changeable crepons will be used for
dinner and evening costumes. A hand.
some model in shot green, ecru and
old rose is made up with accessories of
moss green satin duchess.
Pink in every tint and tone will be
in high vogue this winter for evening
toilets, dressy opera toques and bon
nets, for trimmings and Innings, for
black velvet round hats and for lining
velvet and cream cloth capes for bali
and theatre uses.
Solammbo is a new delicate shade of
raspberry pink that is combined with
several beautiful tints of green in
evening toilets of Marie Autoiuetto
brocade, showing on exquisite fore.
design upon a rich background shot
with pink and green.
L. M.