Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-19

| MORE silk and knotted after one of the
| aozen new modes of draL.ng a tie that no.
lace ends. BY way of girdle a yiolet-col-
ored satin ribbon ran round the waist and
long loops OF 1t fell from one side, wherein
was caught the stems of a sizeable bououat
| of velvet violets
by way or news 1t is necessary TO saw
mat ties and girdles of this nature are worn
very much. They rather mark the wnma ~
VINO Keeps well abreast of the pretty little
o,',l.itihs lsiiltihs MODES, and they are most in
| expensive and decorative additions to any
wardrobe. The bouquet of velvet fowor.
sohetimes Knot of white or red roses a
tuit Oh pansles, or. at this season, most often
| hahdtul of holly and mistletoe. takes tbs
place. with MS ribbon streamers of the more
~ cnateiaine, and the cravats are made
" Whatever you may have in the way OF
Iiooon plts or pieces of silk, satin. moire
| etc. ~ ,..I- - ~1'' S''-i - iioii u
there are any preferences at all ex
pressed Just now with regard to lace. linn
an. eriIh 4 IS Wen ahead of the others. The true
srot s-,t handmade limerick imported
tioh the irish converts fetches a big nrjne
put there is imitation limerick that docs
Just as well, and now appears wherever a
pretty eream-tinted lace is needed,
iiihss irtsh SEEM on the whole to he
nav ia ,ns especial fashionable innings Just now.
! ss we see on all sides lovely dinner. and
uahclhg gowns of white and male nint and
SSi Sieeh IRISH poplin. A distinguished COM
oination was made at ball recently when
a, a pretty. blonde girl appeared in cham
Pasne,tlnted poplin all garnlshed with lin
ciaon iaoe, @ ana trails and shoulder kno,s of
@ green shamrock leaves The cham
payne tint, it seems obligatory 70 exn,e;n i,
in It. "''u "hite ilghts
HAT. PINS. s.
~, ~ ooes not really require a very sbsrp
10 ~ ~ see that great deal of emphasis
40, 10 oeihs iald this moment on the sort of
prettv usea Se, IN skewering pretty hats to
pae.'y t,a heads. NO less than six pins c,n
De counted in among the falalls ana roses
u att, mugs OF any average tbeater bonnet
~ ne mats. wide and narrow, brIstle with
enen a. NOT Just commonplace black heads
~ 'neln either, for it's the head that gives
the excuse for the pin. Here we have
ooais and emeralds. lack STONES ana a,a,a mse
,Iyst' giltterlng amid feathers and FOLIAGE
s nos. OF these are mock Jewels. but lust as
letty as the real ones at a distance cost
in,i lug rom ~ cents to 81 apiece, and surely
tbn,i bnuns great iuster to the gay headpiece
they assist in fastening on Cahochop COWS
and drops of colored glass set around n,ith
very nice little diamonds, make up the ma
Jor portion of every woman's collection
'hough her best and most treasured min /,
usually topped with a little gold and ennm-
eled coat of arms.
a word must be said In hebo1f 30 49,,
VINO are casting about for stout serve
veapie ana pretty midwinter gown and for
me new goods that just fills the bill ca,iad
hsuscoVlte cashmere. Cashmere is perbaps
OF all dress goods considered the smartest
nut until this moment 1t has been nndo.
1ay Ttaply TOO light for heavy winter weather.
Ia, ,ne muscoVite species is nothing more than
we weave or cashmere worn in winter in
husslal with thick, warm woolly inside
laeing that keeps up the heart and the beat
while outside it is simply beautiful cash,
mere that pleases the fastldious eve.
M. DAVIS.