The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15

wen-worn summer serge ana covert
aloth should be worn the heavy dog
skin gloves
In these gloves tho darkest red, -
COX blood" will be favorite color.
They are sewed with black, have broad
bands of black stitching on the back
and are bound with black kid across
the top. The buttons of these gloves
vary in size from q quarter to five
eighths of an inch in diameter. The
larger size are the most fashionable,
and are generally of white or black
bone.
In length those gloves are preferred
that have no gap between the sleeve
and the glove. This brings into favor
moro than ever the mousquetaire.
Then, too, the four-botton and Ave
button and even ak if small buttons
are preferred, are much in vogue. These
shades come also in two button gloves.
which q great many prefer for shop
ping glove, As they are not so much
trouble to put on and of.
There is little change other than
length, which, as said before, is IA.
sisted on more strongly this season
than for several previous winters, in
the fashion of the gloves for calling
and theater-going. Undressed kid,
with loud-sewed seams, small buttons
and inconspicuous stitching on the
back, seem to be most favored for even
ing wear, but glace kid is coming rap
idly into favor again, and will be worn
this winter to "a considerable extent
especially with silk gowns A glacs
glove can be worn with anything, and
Is much more preferable when a glove
In wanted TO match" the gown Mode
and fawn shades are taking the place
of the tans that hkve been considered
the thing par excellence for so many
seasons and have been popular for 50
long time
All sorts of novelties are TO be seen
In evening gloves, as usual, and they
are, ~ always, those expensive Injuries
that truly refined taste shuns Tops
with vandykes. butterflies and other
fancy lace designs set in, top embrold-
cred in steel, jet ana bronze beads and
innumerable other patterns In tops ara
all TO be had for the price. but as al
our women know, are not good TASTE.
An evening glove. matching tht gown
IN tone, plainly stitched On tbs back
with the sane shade and fitting per-
fectly. Is the Thing 70 be desired j. -
generally necessary 10 have evenin :
gloves made 20 order II they correspond
in shade and coloring with the gown,
but if one cannot afford this then plain
white suede cannot b. battered and csa
never look sraisA
Now that our girls are - enthusiast.
ic over outdoor sports, there must 10
gloves for these occasions as well, and
the makers have proved Themselves
equal 70 the occaxion- There arv gEvses
for the bicycling girl. gloves for TIA
girl who rides hors-back and drffes,
gloves ,or the one who enjoys skaiInz
and cozsting. and gloves for all the
girls. whatever may be their fad
For the one who rides ho-.eeres
there Is the always popular gauntlet +,
ali the coloring that hsbi-s can be rnsds
sn-dark green, dark blue, brown, q n
and black are all obtaiosble. The bse.c
Is stitched or braided Ia corresponding
or ortra.ting color. For tho,e via
ere preparing for 81. ice sod snow rs
feecs-lined. tC-topped aSd The ociorsi
ehauo.s are provided SO, Y szy body Q
ret-up Is not perfect enssuol. Is Is
rot the fault Of the glove rnsxess-
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