New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
ming used except certain quantity OF heavy rich

ming used except certain quantity OF heavy rich
lace
Sable leads in popularity. the whole animal with
the funny little heads and bushy tails. being used.
Inc heads and tails make fringe on a rich cor
OF Russian sable cut in a circular shape reaching
10 the elbows. and with long tabs In front falling
to the knees
very dainty little cape has circular cor OF
sable, with the heads and tails forming a fringe
about the bottom. This Is mounted on a second
cape Of yellow satin covered by guipure hounce.
About five inches OF the second cape shows. and
the bottom is cut to follow the edge OF the lace
nounce.
Some OF the elaborate capcs are fitted in the
back welcome innovation this season, and one
that emphasizes the tendency 10 reveal the lines
or the figure which Is the most marked change
the autumn modes has brought us. one OF Red
ferns prettest models is circular cape OF green
velvet trimmed with painted border in duh rich
tones outlined with gold beads. This painted trim
ming introduced last season. but did not be-
come popular-perhaps because Of It's expense and
It's slght suggestion OF a theatrical effect HOW
ever Il can be made very rich and dainty. This
cape has the usual rolling collar edged with
narrow border OF black ostrich feather trimming
This trimming goes down the front and about the
bottom OF the cape. The novel feature Is the use
OF three-inch- wide back satin ribbon. This
ribbon starts from bow in the middle OF the waist
line in the back. passes over the shoulders. where
It makes enormous bows, and meets In front in
point. The back OF the cape is held snusly 10 the
waist line under the bow
saw some handsome redingote shapes OF heavy
cloth trimmed with fur. The usual collar on long
garments is a deep. fat affair which narrows and
crosses in 'front.' surplice fashion believe
it is to be called the surplice collar"
There were some driving coats that can only be
described as stunning" one Is built OF a loosely
woven red cloth in a rich warm shade In the
back IL n single ox-pleat shaped to the figure and
narrowing toward the waist. \ line OF black as
trachan outlines this peat. There is a deep nat
collar Of astrachan. and there are turnover cuffs
and astrachan buttons Black silk cords fasten
the loose box-pleated front, there being two rows
OF button fastening with cord loops.
In evening wraps. instead OF the long. full cape
OF last season with IT'S multitude OF collars, the
loose coat shape is followed. magnificent wrap
o. this description is OF red velvet lined throughout
with sable 1t is cut with a straight front, ana
has a surplce collar OF the FUR The sleeves are
very oddly cut They should be very warm and
not crush the dress sleeve particle. They are
like an enormous roll open the inside OF the
arm fur-ned. and bordered with an edge OF fur.
This sleeve occurs a number OF evening
cloaks very dainty affair is OF pale gray cloth
lined with plush which forms piping all
about the edge The deep surplice collar is covered
with let's and the garment is fastened with black
fur frogs.
Another evening CLOAK very pretty and youthful
is OF pale green cloth. It is lined throughout with
ernne and the fur turns over in wide straight
revers down the front The full sleeves are OF
black velvet with a deep cuff OF ermine
At another English taors saw a pretty model
for an autumn jacket to be worn over a soft waist
II is OF light brown cloth in the pretty pinkish
shade Of that color. Tn coat collar Is cut into
rounded points and the fronts Of the jacket roll
away very slightly. but in such a fashion as to
show about an inch OF the blouse at the waist line.
The collar and fronts faced with old rose satin
embroidered with gold beads, the racing reaching
TO within about half inch of the edge The
side seams Of the jacket are covered ana curved
to form invisible pockets There turnover cuffs
cut into rounded points to match the collar ana
faced with the gold embroidered satin.
At the French houses are some very pretty
canes which are simply trimmed as compared to
the modes OF last year. They reach to the waist
line. are only moderately fun. and have the collar
and cape cut in one piece. Fancy velvet Is the
usual material and short glossy ostrich plumes
and feather bands trim them.
4 pretty trimming Is a band OF peacock's plum
age with a double border Of soft gray feathers
odging it.
In hats and toques the same simple rich ideas
arc carried out There strings used and
the popular form is an oddly shaped capote. These
GRO made OF velvet twisted in a strange fashion,
and bunchod up on ore side. There Is lot OF tur
use1 for trimming. and Of Nirors happiest
roodeIs is capote Of green velvet arranged in this
odd shane with a long sable snake As rule the
trimming is on one side; the regular method or
arranging il having departed. To match this toque
is q large muff Of green velvet with RULED ehas'