Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
BABY RINGLETS.

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but their falseness was never discoy-
cred, for they were most artisdcally ar
rangad and just peeped from under hats
in soft baby-like ringlets.
The cool weather together with the
great gala week has brought all Of this
summers desertion back 10 Paris in
dr0vss Wet city sidewalks are so much
more TO be desired than country roads
running inches deep IN mud and slush,
especially if ones feet are clad in the
regulation French shoes. which are ride
UlOuSiy thin. The cOutuireres have evil
IDENTIFY anticipated this early return af
their cEentes, for the most ravishing
model gowns are on exhibition at all
OF the smarter shops, and one sees now
more pretty new gowns than one can
record.
At private exhibition of model gowns
40 one of the shops on Boulevard Hauss-
man. there was a visiting toilette OF
fawn ladies' cloth that attracted no end
of attention. The skirt was a full godet
Of the fawn ladies' cloth, with a four
inch band of cream ladies' cloth around
the bottom that was edged with a full
plisSe of narrow cream lace. Two bands
Of black feather trimming orlamented
the cream band and just at the left side
of the front gore there were three disks
of the cream ladies' cloth grouped to-
gether and edged with the black feather
trimming.
The bodice was a plain dartlass affair
fastening aJ the under arm seam. Folds
Of the cream ladies' cloth Overlapped
each other TO form long square yoke,
and a narrow band Of the feather border
trimmed the edge. The sleeves were
snug fitting coat sleeves, with the full
ness al the top arranged to stand
straight up.
A cein,ure of black velvet with double
loops az The front finished the bottom of
the bodice
PRETTY COLLAR CAPE.
The colie-,e that went with this tot
lette was made of cream ladies' cloth,
with a lining of citron green taffeta.
Plssa Of The narrow cream lace and the
feather trimming trimmed the colleJtd
most deliberately, and TWO full frills Of
black chiffon gave the finish to the bot
tom.
A great deal has been said against the
fashion of employing different materials
IN the bodices of toilsttes. 1t is still
being done a great deal, and by the best
houses In Paris, too. After all. mater
falls are rather secondary matters. for if
a toilette is becoming and has a chic air
one is rather conscious of the ensemble
than the especial materials.
4 rlNr los tr,rr Il.
and ciJrOn green satin was the pride of
one of the SWEETEST cOuturiere'S full ex-
hiD.tiOn. The skirt was a full plain
goder OF dahL2 satin and of such q heavy
quality chat The usual stif,ening was not
employed in the facing around the bot
tom.
The bodice was Of citr0n satin covered
very full with black Chiffon and banded|
with jewelad bands The high scant
coat sleeves We're Of the dahlia satin.
and dahlia satin was employed for the
~ drsped collar
The short loose jacket thai went vi.
the visiting tOle-tes was made of Won
dr0us embossed velvet I'm dahlia and
green. The jacket had a lining of citron
green sa-in and an exquisite collar OF
Brussels lace mounted by tall black
chiffon run gave finish to the neck Of
the garment
THE NEW TOQUES.
A toque fashioned expressly for this
/ toilette had "a beretta crown of gold
| braid. guarded by Q broad, full pun Of
dalia velvet It was trimmed with
| bird Of paradise plumss.
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/ is made of Scotch cheyiot in q big blue
and green plaid. The skirt is a full 60
/ Diet. made on The bias and trimmed al
the front seams with straps and large
/ smoked pearl buttons. The bodice is
but, of dark green ladies' cloth. a bit
! severe In It's excessive plainness. Ii
/ tas-ens az the under arm seams and in
/ stead OF being dotted The fuIlpess IS
/ disposed Of in tiny plsits. back and
! front The collar was high and straight
and the sleeve the regulation cogr
/ sleeves
A short, sJraigh, bolero of the plaid
! goods was detachable
/ The small blue felt hat made for This
! street gown was trimmed arour9 The
/ crown Win blue and green co0ue
p.umeS. ana each plume was edged with
a tiny piping Of wired velvet.
There was another remarkably ser
viceahle street gown OF mixed golden
/ brown chevi0- that noted. Each seam
of the godet skirt was trimmed with an
apDle-Ereen Of light tan braid. and The
! street jacket was trimmed in The same
/ There was seamless broad vest of he
chevio. finished with a high mixture
of golden brown satin. and over this the
! jacket fitted snug. A high urn-over
linen collar and brown satin tie was
10 be worn with this gOwn.
MUCH VELVET WORN.
Velvet will be much worn. One grieves