New-York tribune., 1898-10-30

Of hairiressing after II has passed out OF style
because they thought 1t becoming. and no" dis'
astrous has beer the effect To be sure II Is
generally husband or brother VINO has though'
Il becoming but a mans theories on fashon ana
a mans practical acceptance of them are TWO az
,erent things A man may liks TO see his wife with
a bang because he wooed her under such IN
artistic conditions. but he wonders why MIS-. d.
who wears her hair In loose, simple waves OH her
forehead looks so much fresher and younger. we
have outgrown one idea the last few years. and
that IS that curls the forehead make many
women look either pretticr younger; bat 1t
must be admitted that hardressers are trying TO
Introduce forehead curls again this season
SOME DISCRETION LEFT.
At the time the plain circular skirt came into
fashion thers was no other alternative az pretty
and generally becoming as was that model AS
the present extrerre' skirt is not so becoming II
is fortunate that have a voice In tho matter.
and that VIC have choice in two distinct eX-
tremes
For evening gowns this season there are many
pretty fanci4s The tulle craqu.la which has the
effect Of cracked glass, remains IN lavoF' n ana
embroidered in flower sprays. The tanetas-mous-
seine, light material well suggested by its name,
bright colors done in chenille on black ground
lace pattern woven in it, with small jet beads, is
one of tho seasons novelties Thin black stuns
will be fashionable, although they may detract
q clever effect is black chantilly over white gauze.
idea OF the mixed black and white laces which.
while fashionable. are very expensive.
BLACK AND WHITE COMBINATIONS.
Combination OF black and white always in gen.
eral good taste and style promise TO be parcu-
lary fashionable the coming Felix shows
a beautiful dinner dress of white Liberty satin.
with the entire skirt covered by leaves in black
lace appliqued the satin with gold thread. The
corsage is draped with white lace, and above tho
decolleage is a fold or tiny yoke Of cloth-ofgod
gauze. embroidered with black Jets. There no
sleeves and trail Of scarlet flowers passes
| the arms like the edge Of lOw-cut cOrsage. He
shows another evening gown Of white satin COW
! cred with mousseine de sole with three shaped
founces rising in the back. These are embroidered
| in pale-blue chenille with occasional touch of
| gold thread. The bodice has short pointed
| basque OF blue velvet. with hchu founce OF lace
| almost covering It, There are sleeves. but
| lace hounce from the shoulder the arm in
| part
| Little girls. know. generally ignored
! in French modes: One may go every season to
and find that even the places that claim TO furnish
| the gowns until the debut marriage OF aristo-
| the eve OF coming out" They are always talk
ing here about American influences" and. per
haps. this has affected the ironcad traditions of
| these couturieres Of French girhood. AT any rate
the gowns that the French schoolgirl Is TO wear
| TO which she has become accustomed They are
with shaped voiants on skirt and deep collar with
| chernisette on blouse
PRETTY BREAKFAST JACKET
| A breakfast Jacket that forms attractive feat.
ure in a recent trousseau is OF soft white broad
! cloth. lined with salmon pink. In the cloth are
| inserted yellow lace figures. through which the
| mink shows. and the Jacket is sashed about the
| hips 10 show fans Of accordion-pleated PINK SILK
| rhere is a double sleeve; both are accordion
r,e.ted the pink one falling some inches below the
| ubite A neggee In this same outht carries one
| hack to the Empire period; not the Empire o'