The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
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any amount OF no; days and pass through
driving rain-storm, coming out all the
brighter. ,.,,.r
'"lhe best thing Of ALL" said the fli'h-
avenue belle lis that with IL all, theS
look just like the silk ones"
Surely this Is a new, as well as a SUD
stantial wrinkle for the month OF sep'ehi-
Der,
Fanciful hosiery will grow even more
popular than II now Is, and all because
of the Renaissance boot OF sandai-s'ra9
design. which Is being worn by every W.
man who has a pretty instep.
hint right here for comfort sake
will not be amiss Don't buy stockings
too short They force the toes up aeainst
the shoe, and nine cases out OF Ten ca"oo
ccrns and bunions. Give the toes i'ce
dom in the stocking and they wiz tsn-
orally find for themselves easy res'ins
places in the boot.
Tho daintiest Renaissance boot Is mace
OF unclazcd kid. soft and smooth. Inc
beauties at Bar Harbor are just DeS.h
ming 10 discover this fact. Sood pan
In regard 10 the stockings is TO buy pam
slk and do the embroidcring yourself
Tbis Is Miss Virginia Fairs me'hou
a design may thus be followed that VIII
not be destroyed. in appearance, py the
sandal straps. c.,
The fall fashions are undouplen'E "Nou'
anI now all one has 20 do is TO purchase
and don the pretty things An dc,ui'i,i
gown Of red crepon with bodice o. blacK
clacc silk n tucked yoke met with
double box pleat that falls to the Delt III
no,,ch shane. Is one OF the latest importa-
lions Crepon will be 4 faVor'tc urcSs
material Notwithstanding the many s'''e.
ments already made to the contrary. II
viii no nerfectly safe 10 invest IN
gown of this exceedingly dressy sluii'
In tweeds and Scotch home spuns ana
wool plads. green is the leadihs coio,'
and mingling with the bright warm ieu'
is found a beige tint. Ihal ',,.H,.,,,
Ia moe uoDular Red rises primarily
in the foreground Of fayorltsm. tho"s"
dull green follows close behind H.
re n little careful how YOU add Dlorscs
IN vorr wardrobe. for they are becoming
blase. The tight fitting habit BASQUE
that shows off n good figure 10 auNdh-
tage Is making such alarming nedu"1y
we already begin 10 realize tha' INC
many dollars devoted TO pretty waists
will have been squanGcrcd, and "hen
the cool days come blouses VIII DC
pronounced thing Of tic past.
Fur will be popular. and the ilrst cola
snaD will announce that chinchilla Is
ready TO share honors with seal. Col
lars OF both will be made wide ana
square and will fall over cares OF heaVy
rich colored cloth. Black VIII be put
in the back ground. where il truly be-
longs. for colors, for both fall and WIN
ter. are to be warm and bright Ermin.
therefore. must content itself by acting
as q lining only which is really its popu-
lar place. though Dame Fashion did try
TO give It place last year in outer TRIM
mings
In the way Of trimmings. colo braid
is In the ascendant. IT has ceased 10
confine itself to the qUieter gowns made
of alpaca and grass cloth. but creeps
over onto velvcts and silks in fall mod
els This only lives up to the announce
ment that the colors of sunny Italy are
TO prevail.
1t is very amusing 70 note the surprise
with which Londoncrs are struck. when
they tour on this side of the Atlantic,
with the styles of the American woman.
1t does ones heart good to hear them
confess that "the only sartorial point
in which they have as yet failed 10
equal us is the tailor-made gown"
Never mind, Miss Londoner, your con-
fession announces you have yet to go
TO Newport, Bar Harbor, and oh, lot OF
other places, before YOU go home.
LISBETH PUTNAM.