The age-herald., 1900-09-30

1 same old rose shade as the stripes of the silk. and form a very rich and beautiful
 trimming.
 The collar is the high stock, so fashion l able, and the trimming of the roses is ap- l pliqued on 1t.
 The sleeves are novel effects and are very beautiful. From the shoulder down to the elbow the sleeve is perfectly smooth, but at the elbow 1t flares slightly and terminates in a wide flare just be- tween the elbow and the waist. There is an accordion plaited under sleeve Of old rose chiffon. It is shirred at the wrist and then falls over the hand. About the lower edge of the over-sleeve, and over the shoulder in cap shape, the rose trimming forms finishing touch In the tucked waists of taffeta silk there are many pretty new designs The tucks this year are just as small as those of a year ago and some of them just as heavily corded.
 A very pretty waist in cherry red taffeta has tucked, round yoke, and between each row of tucking there is narrow black silk braid The effect is that of black and red striped material.
 From the tucked yoke, which terminates at the shoulders, begin the tucks in the waist, and odd to say, these run up and down. The tucks in the waist are about a quarter of an inch apart and are the size of very small lead pencil. They are not III groups, put dr6 LucdSuTSQ tNGHly all around the waist.
 The sleeves of this waist are peculiar The tops of them age made as the yoke of the waist, with tucks running around, and black silk braid, the tucks and braid form ing a cap over the shoulder, and from the shoulder down the tucks run as in the waist from the yoke down.
 An accordion plaited waist of grey and light blue stripes is very pretty
 The accordion plaits are so arranged that on the surface nothing but the grey appears but as the wearer moves, the waist. which is a blouse. shows the pale blue stripes of the plating. The yoke of this waist is of accordion plaited grey mousseline de soie The shape of the yoke is very odd. It is cut in sharp points. There are three points in front, one !n the middle and one on each side; the accordion plaits are drawn tightly down, and only pretty crinkled effect is given Upon these points is set the accordion plaited silk of blue and grey, and the heading is of narrow ruffling of the mousseline de soie.
 The sleeves of this waist could not be handsomer. The upper part is made of the blue and grey silk, plaited just as the waist, but slightly puffed, and ending at the elbow in a ruffle of the silk about three inches wide. From under this falls the under-sleeve of the grey mousseine de sole in a puff to the wrist where it Is gath cred, and continues down over the hand.
 Of course, this waist Is only for evening wear, and a pretty skirt to wear with it Is one made of grey crepe de chine.
 For the business woman the darker shades in golden browns, greensa blues and black are made into handsome waists
 All of the waists this winter are bloused, and most of them tucked.
 There is a black and white waist In one of the shops which Is particularly attrac- tive. Down each side of the front of the waist are two plaits about an inch wide; the second laps just about half over the first. From the under side of each of these plaits is just the least cord of white silk. The collar of the waist Is made of black and white silk, the corded tucks of the white being very small Of course, this Is extremely simple, but the white adds just the touch the sombre black silk needs.