Omaha daily bee., 1895-08-18

weave will be one of the favorite fabrics
| for autumn gowns All wool Bedford cords
| Will also be the vogue.
The much-admred box plat now forms
| part Of the back of many of the fashionable
skirts. Its graceful effect is due to an
interining of fibre chamois.
The latest in sleeves is modernized
bishop, which is full from the shoulder to
| the wrist. 1t has a lining of fibre chamois
to retain its graceful contour.
The most fashionable sleeve of the season
slopes well off the shoulder, its dropping puff
being interlined with fibre chamois to pro-
| duce the bouffant effect.
The garden party frocks of flowered gauze
| have their skirts interlined with fibre
! chamois, and hey swing with a grace which
| is fascinating.
Large velvet hats will be much worn this
fall and early winter. They require so
many feathers as trimming that they are
| a deathblow to economy.
Very little jewelry is worn this season ex-
| cept In full dress; but the summer shirt
waists and neckties afford an excuse for all
sorts OF pretty scarfpins, studs and neck
| buttons.
Artificial flowers are much the vogue on
dancing gowns Partisan frock recently
seen was or violet glace silk with the short
puned sleeves made entirely of pink rose
| buds.
Garden party hats are larger than ever.
me daintiest are of white silk null trimmed
with punches of white daisies Those of
PINK null with clusters of pink rosebuds are
also pretty.
In navy blue, brown and black. the new
mohairs this season strongly rival the serges
| and summer sackngs and tweeds that have
for SO many years been used for steamer
boating, travelling and similar outing cos
| tunes.
pretty idea for nun's-gray crepon gown
| nri
IN the back, elongated in front, and turned
down on the shoulders after the manner of a
Maria stuart bertha, and trimmed on the
edge with lace.
tareta silk gown of deep apricot green
is cut square at the neck and the sleeves
are uraped with chiffon. The left shoulder
is ornamented slantingly to the waist with
garland or trail OF black velvet poppies,
making very pretty contrast.
me short velvet capes which are so fash
ionable because they exaggerate the breadth
OF the shoulders are all interlined with fibre
chamois, which the prevailing mode requires
ior nearly every part Of costume.
The summer girl is wearing belt of
ID esden ribbon WHICH is interlined with fibre
| chamois. The belt meyer wrinkles and the
| ribbon may be changed according to ones
fancy. The modish swing of the skirt is
also anected by the - interlining Of fibre
| chamois. s-i
| sumo very eiegant plaid SILK blouses are
oelng devised by fashionable modistes to wear
with taiior-made costumes. The coats and
Jackets OF these suits are cut so as to show
as much as possible of the plaid blouse. Bril-
iaht Madras is much used for these waists. not
the Madras gauze, but the gorgeous squares
OF yellow, red and blue, striped and piaided
In every conceivable design.
White satin holds leading place among
evening dresses, but It is a mistake to choose
dead ivory white, which takes on a metallic
tone under artificial light and is trying 10
even a complexion OF lilies and roses Satin
shouid De the rich, warm, cream-white. and
| not the crude shade As a rule satin with
golden CLEANS and lights is more compliment
tary than white MORE in any OF its tones.
Soft delicate dyes in gray. reseda, fawn,
doe color and brown are among the leading
coiors on the new sample cards OF autumn
textiles In cashmere, mohair, tailor-cloths and
Gamers hair goods. few dyes are In me.
tailic tones, but by far the greater number
nave suggestion OF mellow autumn sunshine
In the wool, which softens their color. and
still others are brilliant with a glow of beau
tifui interviewer Persian color mixtures
small oriental designs figuring extensively in
some OF the handsomest woollens for the con:
ing season.