Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
Fashion Norrs.

The new moires are something to wonder
over
Dress skirts are cut narrower on she fronts
AMI sides and certainly many Of the winter
skirts are 20 be trimmed
Tiny dots are on new repped goods TIA;
are woven OF double cord width IN russet.
Eray-blue. olive-Eray or black.
Many Of the silks and satin brocaics are
oyerpatteTLed ami color mixed 20 the extent
OF vulEaFity cost what they may.
Cacyi5ts and viEosnes have two c0lors one
OF which IS very often brown. as a blue
diagonal alternating with chestnut. or else
green with tan or russell brown.
Fur bands SILK passemeuterirs en- ap-
pllq4e ytlvo; bands pipinss. points and
blocks rows Of gimp. braid ana velvet rib
bon constitute some Of The new skirt dee1ra-
tions.
Corded silks ana silk ami woollen reps
are once more in fashionable favor. For
,eria.s can compare WIKI the sIlA-Tarp
seppei woods.
Pale satirs with broad blocks OF black
satin are spriggci with leaves. shamrocks
apple blossoms and Chrysanthemums-i
short, the seasons motto seems TO be
Excess
Striking bounets in deep empire green.
cerise, or Spanish yellow. are laid in Gue
folds from side 20 side, alternating with
fine jet or bronze bead braid. giving a pretty
effect Of stripes
For theater wear are pretty velvet capes
with very fariuE Meiicl collars. trimmed
with ostrich feathers and lined with color
like the cape, ana c smart lit.le bonnet
matches this lining in hue.
Many Of the fancy woods are woven iu
two col0rs threads OF heavy six outlining
the wool figure. Green woCls have markings
aud uuGgrweaves OF Danish red while brown
Is similarly woven with blue or dahia red
Fur ana yelys; are 10 great vogue. but
these two elegant material, should always
be used In volume and never cut up INTO
snlDpets and gingerbread work that add
little In the way OF warmth, and really b.
mean these textiles.
A city bridesmaid recently wore with q
roSe-pinE satin gown a pig,I-e ! at Of cream
white yelye; the brim near the head showing
a lining OF shell-pink satin. the hat rolled
somewhat at the left side. and some sof;
beautiful white ostrich plunes dropped over
its edge
Plain Venetian and faced" cloth OF ex-
quiste fnsness is reckoned among the
fabrics suitable for very stylish and elegant
visiting and dinner gowns and its light
weight allows Of more delicate coloTs be n-
used for day costumes than It would be
possible in less heavy textile.
Ingenious minds have come TO the rescue.
to aid in producing new guises for once
utsplsel lur, ana now the SklEk fur. wholly
deodoriZed. passes for Alaska sable" and
the humble rabbit. deeply dyed. comes 70
the fore under several captivating titles
Some OF the metsmorphcsed fur might de-
ceiye even an expert. It looks so exactly
what Il Is not
Regardless OF the time OF year vloleis
June roses yellow daTodns ionGulls and
shaded apple blossoms In velvet appear upon
hats and bcnnets for late autumn and
winter wear. Rose clusters without foliage
and dangling single blossoms and buds in
termtxel with feather tips and plumes ircop
over the hat brims AMI are closely massed
on a Crown-b andeau on black and dark
green or ruby velvet models.
The stylish and rich-looking silk and wool
mixtures will be largely employed In the
making Of church, visiting and promenade
costumes for the winter In its weaving
The silk threads are thrown almost wholly
on the surface OF the goods and a rich
lustr0us effect produced. Some OF tn,
fabrics are in handsome shaded effects
others show mixture OF Danish red moss
green and black. amber brown violet and
reseda, gray, golden olive. and dahlia red
etc.
Again the ribbon weavers have great cause
for elation. The looms are flying for rib
bOns are 10 be used all winter and par.
tcularly during the holiday season when
leagues and tons Of ribbons are utilized
Wide ribbons will again flow from the nape
OF the neck nearly TO the skirt hem a Ia
Vatican on evening toilets Rosettes
ruches, cEoUx, coquille pleatings frills OF
ribbon. and sashes, narrow medium and
wide. tied in front, a lEmpre, at the side
en- cha'elaine, or at the back. will be the
rage
\ beautiful black MORE has a handsome
design which CLEANS with a lovely phos-
phorescent green. Another in some Won
derful way has caught a reflection OF pink
lights. The delicate evening tints are all
represented. While moires radlate golden
lights, and are broCaded with shaded gold
blossoms, pale sky blue patterns and lllumI-
mated with shimmering silver. and suftest
pink and rosy nauye melt into opalescent
t!nts as the MORE catches different CLEANS
OF light. There are also designs with
vroaths OF flowers and colored medallious
in heliotrope and green and other fashion
able combinations.