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Show NOVELTY IN FALL GLOVES. Dainty MlBlntoren Are Puintert on thr Iluttuun. Miniatures for glove bnttons -that is the latest fad of the fashlonablcwoman. But it is only on bcr very best gloves that the miniature buttons are een. And such exquisite gloves as they are! They arc made of the softest of cream color suede, and are bound with different, delicate shade. of kid. The backs of the gloves are beautifully stitched in two contrasting shades of silk. The gloves come In a short, four-button four-button length. Each button is a mln-ature mln-ature framed in a tiny rim of gilt. Various mlnaturcK are used. One pair of gloves will be decorated with the portraits of the bcutitlcs of the French court. Another pair will show Princess liouisc, whose picture is so fuuious for itn beuuty, and others will have portraits por-traits of the prominent women of their time. Thce gloves can be bought in cream olor. bound with faint green kid and stitched with pink and green bilk. They also come in cream color, with the binding bind-ing and stitching in two shaded of violet. vio-let. Later in the season they will show the kid binding and stitching in many other colors. It is rumored that, these miniature glove Inittons promise to he such a fad that beforo long the society girl will fasten her glove with the miniature of the man of her heart, or perhaps of her pet poodle! There are many other novelties among the new gloves thhv fall, both in Bucde and glace kid. Suede gloves, with Imitation Imi-tation pearls for buttons, will be much worn; also the. glace gloves, with big pearl 'buttons set with sparkling rhlne-Htoncs. rhlne-Htoncs. For walking gjoves all the shades of red and tan will be worn. The most stylish are stitched and bound with black. The pearl-gray, yellow, and white gloves will be most in favor for wear at afternoon teas and for the theater. the-ater. The old-fashioued iwo-buttoned length glove ha been- rpvlvedlhis sen-son, sen-son, with the special purpose of being worn with the new uncomfortably long sleeve. Chicago Tribune. |
