Fashion's Fancies

The very short sleeves for evenlng dresses have revived the fancy for bracelets. The most fashionable shoes are made with extremely long pointed toes, which look anything but comfortable. Patent leather and silk-topped shoes will be worn with the very short walking skirt for winter. New bonnets are described as being no larger in size than those now in vogue. but more attention is being given to the ornamentation. Among the newest hats worn by the bicycle girls are the white canvas Tam O'Shanter caps. A new style of cycling coat is cut likc a man's dress coat, and is made double-breasted. It is fashioned so as to cover the saddle, and looks extremely well worn by a thin womaa. A black alpine nat with a cock's feather at the left side has been adopted as part of the cycling costume by women who desire to attract attention. Near!y every material that can be thought of is used to make women's balloon sleeves "stand out," and the imprersion that they "give" under pressure is erroneous. The new Scotch ulsters for men have long, full skirts, which are plaited in at the walst something after the manner of a w. man's skirt. White tulle, always a becoming and beautiful material for young girls, is to ba in vogue the coming season for ball and party froeks, and as the best is an expensive material it will nc1beco;ne "common." Vailing naterials in new fabrics have con í'or the autumn days, and they are, doubt, gladly welccmed by the women who. ha, c complexions it were a sin to expose to snn and wind. A new jacket is cut very short and the basque very full, while the sleeves are very full at the top, but fit ciosely apon the forearm and have large flovf 'ng cuffs.