The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-17

picked every day from the tree OF fashion,
and which alone would have made any
gown ravAatng.
One, a rich magenta silk Swallowed with
black roses lined II from neck to toe, ana
there were two separate neck fixings, each
of which altered entirely the look OF The
costume. a'
A short, full shohlder cape Of black vel
vet was arranged for trimmed-up moments
and the high collar OF this was lined with
| white silk ruchc put in SO full that IL gave
| the look of wreath of close-massed roses.
black fox, and certainly the biggest
black fox ever murdered, or that muifled
the chin OF woman,,le his royal body Tor
the other throat fixing.
bias magenta velvet strangled him
about his miudle and knotted under Tue
| lady's left ear in vast rosette; and SO long
| was the splendid beast that his brush-a
| sight to send a hunters blood dancing
| hung below the waist like trophy al the
| belt.
FOR MORNING WEAR.
The fourth dress OF the quartette men
\ toned, was of black and white checked
wool, the skirt OF which was divided neatly
at the knee into an entire upper portion
OF black velvet With this modlsh morning.
rig was delightfulha low round turban
! OF black velvet, with rolled brlin OF
| braided chenille and felt. In front, al each
side of the forehead, this was held in with
| two great builSeyes of Rhinestones ana
| jet; and from the center OF these, capti-
| waiting detail there were two slender eagle
| feathers that slanted backward at the
| tips.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
In the evening toilet, pictured, is shown
the present tad Tor using artificial flowers
as d trimming.
| Not so many moons ago il was considered
| the height OF bad taste to use anything but
| Gods posies ON your evening 1rock but
now scarcely pale gown is TO be seen
| and certainly none in an airy textufe-Dut
| is trimmed in some way with artificial
| flowers.
| In Tins case the roses are of monster size,
one in deep pink, one pale tea-color, and
| are provided with long stems and tLorns to
boot.
The other materials of this bewitchlng
gown are white satin, chiffon, and We
| neJian lace. 1t has Just been nidce by
Felix, especially designed Tor ills par
ticular buyer, and it may lie interesting
| TO know that no other gown in the whole
world is trimmed in this big-rose way.
| At least this is what Felix says. And lf
| we are not TO believe people sometimes
there would never be any joy i'll the
| world.
y tea gown in white corded silk, mere
| sleeves, demonstrates III a splendid collar
| with stole ends one use to which guipurt
over satin can put. .
SMART BODICES.
Lastly, there are two odd bodies, kept
ever since the sight or them in affec
| tionate memory, that are worthy TO be
| chronicled. They were also imported,
| though are not here shown, but scared
in any of the best shops Will reveal Others
nearly like them.
Both We're in plaid woods, one in brave
| Scotch greens and blues for travelling
wear, the other a smuoth-surfaCe rep. II
Brilliant reds and greens, for more gall
moments. over the bodice portion OF thi'
last was blouse OF black velvet trimmed
with gilt buttons Il great s!asEed cola
ending IN long strips that fastened int" III,
belt, the plain showing through. \ gave
or happier bit Of tOggcry could not ID
lima giGedi
These wool bUlies are now being ad
| NanCed, instead of the silk ones 50 iCni
in favor for winter use. They are a
warm as toast .'fanh can be made casil,
at home, So all who read may learn