The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-05
IN FEMININE APPAREL.
Some Of the Latest Fancies In Fail
Garments-Col0rs That Are
In Favor.

Taking the place. with many women.
Of the Eton and bolero jackets which
still. however, hold favor among au-
tumn modes, are the blouse jackets
with turn.down Napoleon collar or one
IN Aiglon shape. with or without the
skirt peplum. cut In circular form
or. the new Norfolk jacket made with
silk-stitched. adjustable pladts that
taper from beneath the edges Of
shaped yoke, to the waist. A narrow
stitched belt defines the Il Eght dip
at the front. and the close sleeves are
made with two seams.
Color as n rule Is very arlistically
considered this season. and even from
the vivid red. gold and deep orange
dyes, as keynotes in both dress and
millinery, many novel and attractive
variations are made. All shades of
red take prominent place among au-
tumn and. winter accessories. and the
vogue of fine delicate gold trimmings
is equally the rage. The genuine royal
red is brilliant scarlet, but with not
a trace of brickish tint in it. 1t is
more like the glowing torch of n sumac
bush. There are also the becoming
ruby and hamingo dyes: and the Ro-
man and Sang'ier shades which appear
on fashionable gowns. evening wraps
and French millinery. and like the
deep-hued velvet petaled geraninm
and nasturtium blossoms, says the
New York Post.
Some exceedingly attractive striped
silk and satin fabrics are brought out
for dinner, reception and opera gowns
for the present season. They are
shown variously in black and rose
color, in black and white, mauvc and
white. black and nasturtum red. opal
gray and sea-shell pink. etc. Strap
pings of velvet. black Chantilly lace
flouncings and draperics, black net
ruche, and ecru lace applique bands
are the decorations most used for the
trained gowns made of these silks.
Elegant Marie Antoinette brocades,
Partisan silks and satins. and choice
matr,nssr fabrics in various beauti-
full designs and co!orings. are used for
the accessories ON dinner and theatcr
gowns and reception toilets. and for
opera cIoaks entire. The effect OF
these decorations is both rich and
notably picturesque. Less expensive
are the pompaGuur silks which are en-
ployed for rorSrlet, girdles, collars,
vests, cuffs and trimmings of various
kinds. Edged with narrow blackwell
vet. it gurnishes some of the latest
gowns OF CLOTH and forms very hand
some combinations.
Despite he fact that there are only
seven colors known to the world to-
day, W have IA very long list of new
ones attached to autumn fanries. All
of these shades and tntS are Of the
primary rolor>. 4 syndicate in Paris
G+r'ares upon the collars for each re-
curing season, and formally issues
car'. On one lately received for the
autumn and winter of 1901 there are
rntr1 al. sorts Of fauciful names La
Fonianir. an oX-blund T., d: Fa ashoda.
pale robins egg blue; Zephyr. All odd
ia>cnGtr. and LUh-n9rin. dove gray.
That he name, are meaningless seems
tn have nothing to do with the ease.
No one would ever dream that Flee
triqu" DESIGNATED u pukiSh manve. or
Ophe'ia pale silver blue; and down
the eutirc list is r"uuF the same lack
of reason for tlc titles attached to
the new shades.
CGEyrcG \ usu 81 ,nu, irys cream
Ea N deserves ALI hGt has beon said OF 1t
.s II IN ans II auick relief and fnal cure
u orstinn'e cases Of nasal cntnrrh and
'ay fevtr, AtiM s'z' co Is but ten cents
'ull SIZE. 80 crn>a. 50 d by druggists or
lnilei by Ely b us., IS Warren rect,
iew York
Mt. Olive. Ark, Nav II, 1891
Mcssrs Fly Bras :--Plaasa send III, ono
,nttle .! Cream B,im, family size think
t Is the best med C no tor cnyarrh In the
World Very respectfully, J. ". Scholt2.-l
Thirty Ninth Ann:v.rs try.