The herald., 1898-11-06
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FALL NOVELTIES
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In the line of millinery the stores this
season offer a bewildering variety OF ma
terial, styles and shapes. Those quiet styles
for the conservative and quiet in taste, and
picture hats, with dancing plumes and
wings for the up-to-date young woman, and
the newer toques for the ultra fashionable.
The Boston store shows an attractive line of
millinery this season that exceeds in variety
and elegance any previous stock. by
special arrangement made early this season
with number of eastern importers, this
house is daily receiving the latest and most
exclusive Paris hats as soon as they arrive
in New York. In some very pretty effects,
black and white, large velvet hats with
stitching and tucks, are in great demand
1t would be impossible for any lady with
the most fastidious taste not to- be able TO
find in this department just what she may
wish in color, design or price.
The new blue velvet hats as shown by this
house are in all the new effects A favorite
is made in the short back sailor designs of
nlirrored velvet, stitched with white, soft
crown and loop of velvet, faced with silk
| and trimmed with guinea wings price, $40.
From Madame Nirot, y, Rue de la PaiX,
Paris, a very stylish toque, made of black
| chenille braid interviewer with jet, rolling
off the face with purple-corded ribbon, ar
ranged in puffs, with three pearl pins, with
Hlgn effect III pointeu wings anu SOU
feathers, very stylish with any costume;
price, SIS
From Caroline Reboux, 90 Rue de Ia
Paix, Paris, an elegant dark bottle-green
toque large guinea and stork breasts form
ing the front, with velvet rosette of tur-
quoise velvet; next the face and over the
top of the breasts is a satin rosette OF black
and white, with four emerald and rhine
stone pins; price, $25.
From Felix, modes and robes, Is. Fau-
bourg St Honore, Paris, a royal blue car
riage hat, made with three brims, each
covered with mirrored velvet edged with
jet; from the side front rises two large
plumes with soft chiffon at the base, two
steel aud jet pins coming out of the chiffon.
Import cost, $40.
Among the many dainty designs in dress
trimmings shown at the Vile de Paris are
fancy embroidered silk null, in cream,
black and fancy colors in novel patterns,
bullion cloth, cream and gold mixed, tucked
and corded taffeta silk, gauffree chiffon,
ruchings in all widths and colors, fancy
chiffons and liberty silks, with the new
chenille effect. In the trimming depart
ment is shown an entire new line of che
mile applques, in rich and pretty colorings
and designs, dainty patterns in jewel, cut
steel, silk embroideries and braids in mar
row, medium and wide designs. Buttons
IN crystal, steer ana jet ana FANCY ehaHei
and jewel buckles are shown in many new
and unique patterns.
A. Hamburger & Sons are showing some
exceptionally new effects in plaided dress
stuffs at 81 yard. The grounds are in
matelasse weaves, mostly in block effects,
shot with silk. The colors are mostly mill
tary blues, puppies and hunters green
combined with black. They are French
goods and no more are to be had this sea-
son. Venetian suitings for tailor dresses at
sl50 a yard also have liberal showing.
Army blue is the most popular color but
castor brown is close second. 1t will un-
doubtedly be the prevailing color next sea
son and is already in great demand east.
The material is ffty-four inches wide, and
four and half yards is a good dress pat
tern.
London suitings in reversible checks are
next to Venetian cloth in popularity for
tailor dresses. These come in all shades of
brown, national blue, gray and greens.
They are fifty-four inches wide and $l50
yard. There is most remarkable showing
of the new fancy hosiery for women at the
Peoples store. Dame Fashion wears ex-
tremely novel stockings this season, and
her devotees are not slow in following this
pretty precedent. Prices range from 30
cents to 80 pair.