The Washington bee., 1895-09-07

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7, IS still very warm to treat of com
ing autumn styles at great length, with
cool muslin yet prevails everywhere
A white muslin gown of distinctly at
tractive detail was recently seen, with
insertions of black laCeS alternating
with tuckS, the bodice of this being
made entirely of strips of tuckS and the
insertions, the sleeves matches it and
only reachss to the elbow, while the
lining was of white silk.
In WOODEN goods importers say that
crep0n and mohair, especially in black
followed by brown and blne will be in
the lead.
SIX dresses and cross bars are intro
duced on figuerd and plain crepons.
Crepon sleeves and skirt will be seen
with plain or Changeable silk waist.
Velvet is to be very fashionable dur
;ngthe fall and winter.
Heavy cream or ecrue lace, jet black
\ and Changeablez colors, passementeries
Of spangles and beads and satin rib
bons are the trimmings selected for
uepon, which is always a dressy cos
tune.
Changeable mixtures in home spun,
serge. cheyoit and such goods will OBJ
| tain in patterns, where bright blue or
brown predominates, with knots or
| threads OF light orange, green, red,
yloletS, etc.
/ Excellent Chevoits in pretty mixtures
4 are among the domestic that will be in
/ style.
PlMds in silks and wooden goods are
4 no longer to be put off, as Paris has
| approved of them.
4 plaid waist needs no trimming
/ other than a stock collar of plain vel
/ ret and a belt of the same.
/ Yokcs, sleeves, belts plastrous, ETC.,
4 Of plaid silk or wool will be worn with
4 plain wooden goods.
Capes OF ladies' cloth are worn, but
REFER jackets, short, and with immense
sleeves, are more becoming to young
ladies'.
i For bicycle wear have a blue or
brown serge or chevoit as a Norfolk
i Plaided waist and the plain short skirt
u the same material.
A bicycle skirt come to the ankles,
is slightly gathered in front has two
box plaItS at the back and is three yards
and-a-half wide.
4 tan leather belt, an alpine, sailor
Or cap-shaped hat of felt or straw go
with the above described costume.
Deep red-pink, rosey violet and pur-
plSh red are more prominent than they
have been during the summer months.
Rosey violette is to be favorite,
also clear, bright, green, and a dark
nch shade without a bit of blue in it.
The double-breasted REFER coat, a
most comfortable and sensible design,
again seen and liked. The only
aanse being that it is bit longer than
vas three years ago.
In rough blue serge, with facings
black velvet, the REFER model will
tIery jaunty, and well suited to the |
Sunan OF slender figure.
Long coats for travelling or bad |
'tather wear have deep ripping capes |
@ached and usually pointed hoods are
matter OF personal taste.
The Eton Jacket of black velvet will |
again seen with cut steel buttons, or |
lose OF Sllttering rhine-Stones. This |
-Cket makes toilette handsome i'll
2Tn with a handsome Crepon or silk |
Kit
Plump figures should not wear gar
tents OF satin, especially for waists, as
icy give II a tight or CLASSY appear
Ribbon, lace, velvet and fancy but
NH be used upon the plain ma
Ia!' although one may have it as
~pe as one wishes.
black lace insertion, either in fine
ench or coarse guipure lace is again
En and is beautiful against a back
glnd OF wool that contrast in color
1so brings out the pattern of the
stripes as well as plaids will be fash
-aole, and much care is taken to fit
pattern 50 that it looks as if the
'N'oe were wooven one.
: SsTSe mohair trimmed, with black
.a ribbon is used for dressing
5 does.
ne garnitures of gold will be gen.
5 i! used this year on the fancy
IS 'GIo pasSementerie is beautiful on
u M ana brown wool bodices as we'll
IS IN those of silk.
y rGa4 gold buttons will be specially
- y On the golden brown bodices.
L. 5-,S:uLnn honnets are to the front not
"Sn' IN color, but light in weight.
+S gray, delicate golden brown,
lai "ope and all the shades are shown
?, apes That incline to small pokeS.
IS s% capote shapes, which are always
zee m S"'oll' are developed in velvet and
I'd r ~oJh OF dove colored ALPACA has
cag ore' SKIRT. The blouse corsage
.,.."e g with wide guipure, cover
h. "Aole front. The standing col
= rs border draped with lace,
m n, each side forms several wired
Bin, N the back a big lace collar,
1ooSS points upon the wide draped
~ Sleeves.
SIX ..,S-. y promenade at the watering