The Washington bee., 1895-09-28

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:; out %'s'' = uI.5 FASHIONABLE
= ou ~oou p,sck and white, whether for mourn
e~ues or ordinary wear, are combinations
are second to none for popularity
be s nrettv chiffon and silk cape which
en- NIL escapes the waist will be found
en,.a stnI for breezy evenings and after
utor..t ons which we may now expect TO
e Of ~. oerience.
Dslcate hued glace silks, gossames
shan. NE. and soft sprigged muSlins NAV
ghipr counted as the fabrics for excellence
ed over on which the prettiest gowns are
Kennel Fit.
Velvet coats will be extremely chic
conf will accompany generally brocade
sroun six dresses.
rated j Autumn cloths show some yer
lrming color effects, produced in
gglng of bright colors that are
~ 1aingiy yelled and subdued by over
,,,.s ~ reads OF black, dark brown, blue or
and s5n'
There are number Of bengaline eff
the CO. ts in plain and novelty woods, the
SavsI gr show chameleon effects, and have
IS ali 1trastng silk threads thrown over
nta surface in dots, dashes, and regu
Leaf and flower designs.
don At n,rk blue with a peculiar vellou;sh
SnOuN reen worn SO much during the past
room ason is among the prettiest combi-
'of WI atoms in the new fabrics, and prom
ue es to be even more popular than
Sonns eetoore.
d -. A very desirable novelty goods
1v lows a surface as silky, smoothe |
snS &c cloth, with long camel's hair |
rewn over it; it is double faced and |
sor plnhead dots of the wrong side |
snr or thrown upon the right side, in |
~, ngn with tan colored dots, it would |
wv ~. tase the most fastidious taste.
riss Some of the mohair crepons are qnite
year. dH, and novel one has clusters of
or arrow SILK plush stripes. 1t is very
equS mdSome and most effective when
losa sed for only part of gown
lne Tefetas are handsomer and in better
@nC naIlty than heretofore, being heavier
Pow" not 50 stiff as those of last season.
N
han th cloth and velvet for elaborate
nyv oWns IN the same daring fashion.
mon gown of mastic cloth has wild
no annS skirt, but the many seams ar
Mped with white satin; the waist is O. |
tie Enlte Crepon veiled with beaurre lace
Eu1 fa heavy applique pattern, stretched
smoothly as cOrSelet in the back, but
list lIl and dropping slightly in front
nS Heavy boucle cloths prevail in the
EeW coats, which are EXTREMITY simple.
hey are either quite short or OF
Medium length, with modified godet
ilteS IN the back, the sleevS have am
PIE but not exaggerated fulness at
he top.
The new sleeve is the melon, cut i'm
many SegmentS which round in at the
elbow, taking out all superfluous
width.
A smart coat for dressy functions is
black satin, very richly embroid-
Ted, with cut jet beads. 1t is quite
snort with modified flutes in the back
A Ataior-made tweed suit with large :
buttons in the short, loose front coat, {
bluSt the thing for autumn outings I
DreSsy little wraps for carriage use
and visiting are of cloth, satin, or vel t
vet Siashed on the shoulders and in a
me middle of the back to admit knife /
2aitlng OF striped taffeta silk; the
same SIlk lines the wrap, and full
Facne OF ii finishes the neck. :
Bizarre arrangements of outstanding g
oops and bows that begin and end no
8ltrt, together with loads of feathers p
Au piumeS and an increasing amount :,
hnSel and glitter, are features of "
autumn millinery.
Towns OF gray mohair have facings h
d black bengaline or Of brown cloth, | n
quite smart ones are faced with white o.
NIX or cloth, and dark brown is relieved r
g golden tan. All the handsome
autumn woolens can be effectively
made by this pattern, but older women II
qulct tastes may have the facing OF l.
aarmonlzing, instead of contrasting al
color. OF
collars are EXTREMITY high and as =,
4I$e and tall as lace, ribbon, velvet, q.
S'Q Ho"erS can make them.
he full Maria Stuart ruffis very ef- 10
FCuye and becoming when the neck is
SENDER and it is a very fashionable nc
SEle at present. ne
SkirtS continue wide and faring WI
ET.lo GT loot and may have as many flute gr
%fIlIS IN blllows around the figure as wi
@e Nearer cares to display or ha
Strength to carry. ~
Most tailOr-made skirts continue to no
ri soi conservative width, which four mt
'@'oS Is now acknowledged to be. an
The new skirt measures five and no nc
|'te quarter yards at the foot and fits at
,SS,: ,SSs::IoSeIy as princess gown at the 4
s@S,' except that there are two mar oel
~" ooX-plaits in the back pa
~, naGk ostrich feathers hold an impor as .ns
SI SSHI place IN fall and winter millinery "a "a.
m aaon SIX TO dozen are often used or et'
one hat Of
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