Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
EnAlinn Nntrs.

NatC hruGadCd ribbon traced v.'h horal
paille;tes is used FOR belts and waist trim
mncs.
LounEnr jcckctc Of velyetecn have deep
pointed collars pipcd with satin in the same
color
! short FUZZY frils are substituted tor
sleeves in low cut evening hodices for young
I ladies.
Black and white effects stu find much
| favor among full-dress toilets both here
and abroad
The braided trimming in military effect is
exceedingly popular on walking gowns and
/ jackets.
| Scarlet nctopaper is to be thrust upon us
and with 1t will he used white or gold
Colured ink.
| A pretty front for red cloth bodice is
/ made OF eCru lace insertion, held together
/ by black velvet ribbon.
/ Loops OF broad black velvet or satin ribbon
are used for euaulot decorations on even
/ inS and dinner gowns.
1 Ostrich feather edEing on short capes OF
/ black velvet lined with hgh;-colored satin
| is ul'ra-'sstionsbe
great many black satin acces-
| sories Oh cloth gowns are Earuitured with
! odd designs In Honiton applique lace.
The newest opera cape mas Marie An
! toiuet'o hood lined with ermine and finished
! with d ruChe OF lace around the edge
Alpaca petticoats with ruffes Of the same
/ bound with satin OF a contrasting color are
| very pretty and much more durable than
| silk
| Red is the favorite color for many little
/ accessories OF dress, and a brown coat and
I skirt costume is made very attractive by a
! red silk vest
The sable boa is to be as fashionable as
| ever this winter and fourteen tails is the
required number for the latest model. which
also has the head at one end.
Blouse waists OF fanneette and silk are
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skirt must be repeated In the bodice If you
! would be quite W TO date
Fur and Ereibe birds form the latest Pa
! risiau combination and the garments made
| In this style are particularly attractive for
| evening wear.
The turnover collars OF white linen worn
with Elace taheta shirt waists have grown
much narrower. and are worn with a stock
tie matching the waist.
The rage for chiffon. moussclaine de sole
and tulle accessories. and for waists sleeves
| and entire evening toilets is as great as If
this began their first notable season OF popu-
! larity.
Regarding winter hats. low crowns are
| stll fashionable but the conical crowns
more or less high make the latest appeal
| to favor. These have the recommendation
OF novelty and that is all.
Buleros Of finely tucked silk in any color
you choose are one of the features Of dress
| anu hltth NtlNtl DOltINSr covered Win an
applique OF white satin leaves outlined with
cord and steel, are made to wear with diff
| ferent bodicos.
The new combination urderEarments are
| very attractive with an extra belt OF pink
me-ino. which extends from the bust well
below the waist This gives warmth where
it is needed, and the pink and white mixture
is very pretty
Jeweled buttons and enameled buttons so
carefully done that they resemble Florentine
! mosaics. are used on both afternoon and
evening dresses. Added to these are some
novelties in celluloid, initiating old gold
and silver IL rococo designs
The latest vaEary OF fashion is the addi-
| tion OF padding around the hips OF dress
skirts and the promise of bustlos in the near
future. A little hustle al the back IS Eener-
ally an Improvement
Very elegant Persian embroideries are i'm
ported designed TO trim costumes OF fine
wool and corded silks. The foundation is a
| closely woven canvas. and the beautiful de-
vices are wrought in slaCk-tWisted silks ana
fine gold and bronze threads intermIxed with
iridescent beads.
Not only must the umbrella match the
street costume Of Dame Fashions deyOteCs
but the handle Of the umbrella must match
its cover Colored pearl or enamel is gen
orally used for these handles, and they are
finished with gold or silver deposit or with
Dresden balls
Some Of the new even-gored skirts are
satin-cOrded. or covered with narrow braid
| or bead gimp Even the sloppd seam at the
back is trimmed like those on the front
and sides On these particular skirts
ruches, frills milliners' folds in fact. all
foot trimmings are omitted TO show the
unbroken line OF color on each seam from
belt to hem.
Full medium length capes Of brocade are
sim preferred by very many women 10 the
newer enveloping long coaks, as the former
90 not crush the dress skirt or its garni-
ture. THESE are irterlined with fiber
| chlmois for warmth and to keep them in
or chameleon satin. The trimmings are mar
row bands Of rich fur and Oriental passe-
mcnteries in new jewel effects.
Some of the fawn shades and pinkish
French grays this season. among satins,
! lustrOus corded silks, ladies' and Venetian
cloths. camels hair goods brocades and
finely repped wools are exceptionally beau
tiful As q rule, neutral tints, or those
combined with pale soft colors (as for ex-
ample. fawn-colored corded silk gown. with
q vest Of pink chiffon over pink rep, are
more becoming to women whose type is not
strictly to be defined as either fair or dark,
than are pronounced colors.
English corduroy will enter into some OF
the most fashionable day gowns Of the late
| autumn and winter. and will be especially
popular in dark green and in its familiar
| gray sh3des, combined with brown cloth and
trimmed with black, q quaint arrangement
OF color that rivals the popularity Of green
with black or OF suede with green. a
stylish imported gown has q redingote Of
cloth finished in tailor style and open over
a skirt of corduroy The cape collar. revers
and cuffs are also OF corduroy. tan-col-
ored corduroy is similarly made up. with a
redingote Of dark Russian-bue cloth and
a moss-Ereen costume is in coat and skirt
form, with vest, collars and cuffs OF suede
CLOTH overaid with green and gold braid.
Feminine Mates.
Miss Ida FBrnell has completed a trans
lation from medieval provenca Of the Life
OF the Troubadours" into English
Lady Burton's will left forty-throe vol
umes OF first eIitions TO the South London
Art gallery, many OF them containing auto
graph notations by the authors.
Miss Nage is the name OF Australia s
newest singer and her voice is said 10 be
so beautiful and promising II Is thought
by some that she may become a rival OF
! Melba.
Mrs Aylward OF Napoleon Gulch. in the
Yukon district is said 10 be known as THE