The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-25

through knot and felt, and then the brim
Is turned high up behind and correspond
ingly low in front over the eyes.
An autumn with imitation jewels left
out will now be welcomed in. Even the
furs and the belts are to lack their Gus
tomary ornamentation, though jewels that
are genuine viii be as faithfully worn as
ever and especially in all manner of neck
decorations. The woman who boasts a
half dozen throatlets of pearls or dia-
monds viii show her knowledge of the
mode by wearing them all at once and
bogus pearls have happily lost none of
their popularity. Women whose threats
are not without blemish and who wish TO
hide hollows in their collar bones can do
the job very neatly by stringing as many
as three yards of pearls about the throat
and over the shoulders until this cleaning
armor generously blots out all natures
errors.
Voting women whose round white necks
and perfect shoulders are their especial
pride, wear, tied about the throat, the
narrowest bit of black baby velvet ribbon
that can be had, on which a very small
heart of diamonds is strung. The heart is
SO made of dazzling, close-set little jewels
that no metal shows anywhere, while an
other pretty method is 10 string on the rib
bon a lozenge of brilliant black enamel
with a small heart outlined on 1t in dia-
monds The whole ornament is no larger
than a twenty five-cent piece, but the eff
feet against very fair skin causes compti-
mentary comment. Women who are not in
mourning and love the wearing of Jet have
adopted the pretty fancy of adjoining them
selves with elaborate jet necklaces. With
high necked gowns these are worn wound
four times about the throat and falling in
three loops on the breast as low as the
waist line. Jet beads, deliberately cut and
III rcoa
chains, and every bead is separated from
the other by small, thin disk of crystal,
very highly cut and polished.
In the family of six autumn shirt waists
displayed one of them is green cashmere
flannel with a small straight inner vest of
red silk. Rows of small tucks edge the vest.
and by a series of pretty link buttons the
fronts are held in place over the vest. A
red silk tic knots under the turnover col
lar of green and the fun sleeves have clus-
ters of tuucks running their length
A companion TO this is Of brown flannel
striped and dotted in black. All the but
tonholes of the shirt are worked in scar
let SILK and the front opens under the chin
to admit a scarlet linen dickey girdled by
O black satin tie.
What tucks alone can do Is showed by
another waist OF Hungarian blue flannel
striped perpendicularly with close set tucks
sewed down with bright yellow silk A
soft four-in-hand of blue silk dotted with
yellow clasps the neck band.
A study in revers of checked red and
white silk against a dun green back
ground Is showed in the fourth figure.
while the fifth and sixth waists are of vel
veteen, one Tyrian purple and the other
heather grey, trimmed with gilt and silk
braid. The last IN the list is fastened be-
hind and boasts no collar at ALI
OF the two full-length figures given the
firsT explains the making of a dinner dress
in the two tones of black and cie b7ue
Black French crepe de chine composes the
skirt and sides of the body. This last As
split down the center to show an inner