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Show FASHION NOTES. COLORED street wraps are again fashionable. UNDRESSED kid gloves retain their popularity. LARGE and small bonnets are equally fashionable. CHEMISETTES and inside ‘kerchiefs are again in vogue. MANY walking costumes are made with a jacket bodice. FICHUS of all sizes and in every imaginable shape are worn. LARGE rosettes of Breton and point d'esprit laces are worn. TIGER and leopard velvets are handsome trimming novelties. <br><br> THERE is no absolute rule about any detail of the toilet this season. FLOWERS are as much need for garnitures of evening dresses as ever. CREAM-COLORED silk net, polka dotted and washable, is sold for neck scarfs. BOTH very light colored and very dark costumes for street wear are in vogue. OPERA cloaks of white toile sanglier (boar's cloth) bid fair to be very fashionable. THE corsage bouquet of the passing moment in one or several large red Ture satin roses. <br><br> WHITE felt and plush hats and bonnets continue to be favorite opera and theater, chapeux. AS MANY fabrics and accessories now enter into a bonnet as into the most elaborate dresses. LAMBREQUIN paniers and tabliers must be very ample and carefully draped to look well. <br><br> THE tendency of the coiffure at the moment is towards classic simplicity and old Greek ideas. THE large directoire bow of Breton or point d'esprit lace is the neatest Parisian fancy in neck wear. MEDIUM and dark shades of kid gloves will be more worn for fall dress than for many seasons past. <br><br> SINGAPORE silk is the new name for a soft silk in rich cashmere colors and designs, used for millinery purposes. SPENCERS of colored velvet with lace elbow sleeves, will be worn with white skirts for evening dress by young ladies. SOME foreign fashion journals say that dresses with one skirt will certainly be worn this winter in heavy materials. TURE satin is the new name for that soft, changeable, twilled, yet lustrous fabric, known sometimes as satin de Lyons. LAMBREQUIN drapery, with paniers and tablier combined, is the favorite arrangement for Parisian toilets of ceremony. |