New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09

for elaborate wear though there arc some handsome
long wraps made of the soft thick camelshar cloths
which cxquistely light In weight, and some Oh
brocaded cloths In shades Of brown or some other
neutral hue. These are trimmed with ruches OF
feathers or long stylish furs like fox and bear Beau
tful long wraps In shades Of wood-brown and suede
color are trimmed with isabella BEAR" pretty
shaded brown fur Plush is again used. and braided
In heavy raised patterns with chenille.
The plates Of this article are furnished BY the
courtesy Of Redfcm.
The shape wraps Is the sealskin reefcr.
This is jacket fitting to the figure at the back and
loose and double breasted in front 1t Is furnished with
notched lapel collar and Is altogether COMFORTABLE
stylish garment 1t was introduced last season by q
few Of the fnrrlers dealing In exclusive styles, but
then attained special popularity. There Is per-
ceptiblc advance in the price of sealskin garments.
The newest capes considerably longer tnan
those Of last season and are in
effects and In various other fancy styles. collar
Of Russian sable of the beautiful Alaska sable Is
admissible but the various combinations OF lambs
wool and seal and other furs so commonly SHOWN
can hardly be considered In the best taste All In
divduas buying furs warned that there Is the
greatest choice In sable skins Of any fur sold The
coarse reddish and tawny sables that come from Hud
sons Bay are less desirable than black mink skin
while there is no fur beautiful than the soft
black Russian sable like those worn by the Royal
family Of Russia. These worth far more than their
weight In gold. The yellowish red Hudson Bay
sable is eagerly palmed of and at extravagan prices by
INSCRIPTIONS dealers to people who no judges OF furs
and who consider that sable is sable.'
slipper more beautiful and probably much more
comfortable than CnderelIas famous shoe OF glass is
made of tile softest silvercd hid finished with tiny
buckle of silver on the instep and worn with SILK
stocking of silver hue There many tieshoes made
up this Of suede hid In silver gray, violet ana
other colors to match the house gown.
The choice in toilet shoes is bewildering there are
so many quaint antique shapes reproduced The most
picturesque Of these shoes is in low tie shape and made
Of red morocco. Queen Anne is responsible for 1t.
1t has moderately high heels and pointed tongue,
which comes up high on the instep and Is held down
by a ribbon Of red satin tied in bow The "tester
slipper has pointed toe and is extended high In
point over the nstep and in another point up the back
as far as the ankle This shape protects the foot,
but leaves 1t free does low slipper similar
shape of shoe by Mary Anderson as Perdita.
It Is sometimes called Crock slipper for what reason
no one can tell the principal shoe Of the Greek
was q sandal end the high soed buskin worn by
actors in no way resembled this shoe.
@Timc has its revengesr-a use has been found for
the poodle The beautiful, crimped creamy fur that
lines miladys evening cloak Of rich brocade, and Is
extended to form high collar framing her fair face
In its soft, fluffy fleece, Is not mandarin goat or
mandarin as the furrers somewhat indefinitely speak
of it, 1t the silken fleece Of the Chinese poodle II
any one who is possessed Of snarlng pet of this
species and new furlined opera cloak win compare
the two they will recognize the similarity Of fleece.
Hundreds OF small dogs raised In China to supply the
market with this expensive fur The poodle has long
been held in high esteem In China. lie represents
the dog Of Fo Buddha, who guards the temple Of
this deity In this NEUROLOGICAL form, holding the
sacred orange under his paw he may be seen on the
top Of bronze incense burners; and huge figure Of
him is sometimes cast in cheap bronze and used as
an outside sign by dealers in Japanese curi0s.