Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-31
MoD1sH ACCESSORIES.
The Lntest Finery for the Ornamental
tion of Ladies' Winter
Costumes.

Gold and silver cords and very mar
row fiat gimps are insured fashionable
favor for the winter. The new trim
mings of this description are wholly
unlike the garish devices formerly SO
popular among prevailing millinery
STYLES. many of the new designs being
cleverly intermixed with bits of color.
These decorations will be sparingly
used by fastidious women who have
objected to masses of metal as too
snowy and decided. The imported gold
and silver hat garnitures are rich, del
icate and artistic, says a fashion ex-
change.
Stylish young women are again
wearing with their shirt waists of soft
blue silk, satin or cloth in cream
white, old rose, various shades of red
and other fashionable colors, the fold
ed stock of our revolutionary ances-
tors seen in miniatures and larger
portraits. The style is repeated not
quite literally but effectively in black
satin or velvet to wear with every
sort of waist. Also in black and white
effects and in gay color meanges, with
gray, tan, fawn color and similar
waists of neutral tone. The ends are
in scarf form carried twice around the
neck and tied in bow in front above
the high stock, which is stiff enough
to keep the folds of the scarf in place.
A modish little jacket used with
many of the principal tailor costumes
has rather wide revers, strapped ard
stitched, turning back from the line
of the bust to the shoulders and taper
ing to point at the waist. The fronts
are shaped with single, very deep
darts, and fit the figure snugly; but
they are not fastened together. Pret-
ty wastconts of various kinds are
worn with these jackets. The regular
French vesting is much used, but
there are smart little gilets of soft
yellow silk, trimmed with yellow ruch-
ing. and laid in fine lingerie tucks,
those of red creped satin, striped with
black velvet ribbon, and white silk
and cloth models covered with straps
edged with narrow gold braid and
trimmed with rows of small gold but
tons. The strappings lie perfectly fat
and curve gracefully from the shoul-
ders to the folded braid-edged belt.
Handsome Muscovite laces and
panne velvet in different color blend
ings are used in decorating a number
of the newest French tailor costumes
of cloth for demi-dress wear. These
combined accessions were noticed on
few special models sent over late
last spring, but for the winter their
rich, effective qualities have been
brought out much more prominently.
\ touch of pale turquoise blue panne
daintily enriches visiting costume of
sage gray, kid-finished cloth, which
has the velvety surface of an un-
dressed suede glove-a line of the vel
vet showing beyond scalloped and
stitched bands of the cloth on skirt
and jacket. There is vest of Russian
patterned net over pale blue sa tin,
the revers are of panne velvet, bor-
dered with otter fur, and the folded
girdle, narrow just in front where it
is held by turquoise and gold buckle
wider toward the sides and as wide
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blue velvet, with a matching folded
stock from which fall short, straight
scarf ends of the lace. The costume
is finished with a bolero of the CLOTH
very short at the back. but reaching
the waist on each side of the vest
and having triple jacket fronts
pressed to lie very fiat and tapping
each other so closely that there is not
the least effect of bulkinesS