The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-28
and Still others have sparseIy sewed gul,
puro lace applique designs

ana still others have sparseIy sewed gul-
puro lace applique designs.
Louis XVI styles arc seen again, this
tilno in handsome cnpes, and also jackets.
These have medici or tudor collars us
ofton as tho kind properly belonging to
them, and some jnokets of pronounced
Louis XVI shape have cuffs of tho Louis
XIV reign quite as pronounced. Broad and
upturned these nrc, and much ornament
ed. There AFRO jaokots for run about dur
ing the full with reyors faced with bright
colorcd velvet. These again arc onbroid-
cred with saddlor's silk and gold braid.
They arc expected to be- thrown open in
front OH purpose to show the pretty work
Tho style of winter wraps grows moro
and moro like mantlos. Some of them arc
mado with deep plaits in tho back, held
close to the waist limo, and from there left
to fall FREQ nearly to the bottom of tho
dress. The fronts nro trimmed very richly
with fine passcmcnterio There arc long
visitcs and short ones. One kind has
yoke ending in tabs over the partly shaped
garment. Empire jnckets still maintain
their popularity.
Among the now materials find what is
called Terry Grape. This has n peculiar
ridge, worry effective and handsome, and in
stead of being confined to millinery uses
1T has ut once been adopted for ten jackets
and tho fronts of ten gowns. Over this Is
laid tho thick design out from maltese or
guipurc.
Hnndkcrohiofs for the most part show
straight edges, the hens being homstitched
to tho body of the stuff and then cmbroid-
orod. Some have tho embroidery inside
tho hem and some have 1t on tho HON it.
self, while still others have it dono OH the
hem and around tho center too. Tho
hens vary from one-fourth to ono inch in
width. There are some exquisite hand
korchicfs made in fine drawn work In
Mexican design. l noticed n number of
pretty handkcrchiefs with scallopcd edges
done in red, blue and pink. Gentlcmen's
handkcrchicfs, when white, havo hem
stitched borders from half an inch to ono
inch deep, some in plain white and some
with pretty colorcd borderings. There are
numbers of fine, sheer linens with hon.
stitching ind narrow vnlencionnes edg-
ings.
Tho new gloves show surprising colors
for them, for in spite of tho attompt to put
forward bright colored gloves two seasons
ago and Its dismal failure tho now output
shows us now color called auteuil,
deep raw purple; treniere, u red between
magenta and cardinal, called geranium in
English; African, n green, so green that
military blue, and pomard, u red between
OK blood and II Baldwin apple. There arc
SIX different shades of ench of these colors
yet oil looking almost exactly alike in one
light These colors are carried through
the different shapes and kinds of gloves.
Tho suedes have medium heavy en- roid-
cry on the back In three lines and o finer
row OF four lines on the glace gloves. In
some caso this embroidery Is the snmc col
or as the glove, and in others it Is darker
or lighter, and again in others 1t is de-
cided contrast The only beauty about the
new gloves is that the clasps or fasteners
arc almost like renl jewelry Some of
them arc made of silver or gold nlugroe,
the 1inoncss of tho working showing in
sharp contrast against tho bright colored
Kid in the background. Some Of the hooks
have real jewels, such rs nmethysts and
gnrnets, and close limitations of Others.
like rubics, emcralds and sapphires. These
are wonderfully effective. The evening
gloves are embroidered in various fanoiful
designs. Some of the lighter shades have
very delicate outlines of black cbantilly
laid over them, picked out with very fine
jet In some cases.
The useful and durable torchon lnco Ia
now made by machine as well as by hand.
1t is OF linen thread and therefore strong.
The real torchon and medici lnces are very
much liked. So are tho renaissance and
chantilly. Long sourfs are made of
renaissance, to wear over the shoulders, or
rs IL sash, or as II superb hat trimming.
There Is also d scarf veil which can be
worn whichever way suits best 1t is of
line bobbinet, with dotted or plain sur
face, with rrcttily worked ends. The mi-
tation point appliquos nrc extremely popu-
lar for trimming such materials MS need
toninS MATE LEROY.