New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06

on each side These pleated ana trimmed WIN
black braid and adjusted to the waist WIN u nhe vi
braid The waist turns away IN iron, III 'a'Ae'
fashion and shows a wast"oat OF white coruuroy
velvet fastening double breasted with TWO rows oi
small gilt buttons There is double coliar OF the
white arranged something In the manner OF ruche'
1t IL is a little clumsy. but the rest OF the gown Is
'chic" and charming.
There were some noticeable wraps ana jackets
ather more deliberately trimmed than the majority
of places are showing this season. but 1t Is always
understood In Paris that Doucet's models reach the
extreme in this direction 1T, ,,., an,
blouse shaped with very full skirts me Wais IT,, ~
this belt being fastened in front with large tur,
auoise- studded buckle The high rolling eV mar ana
from some shown last winter. The same is true OF
and box ieat panel in front. Of the glossy black
fur and is cut to fall straight from throat to hips
box -pleat In front ornamented with some jet and
NTH S e hsh Ss fHq1 cTa
wings the top Of the sleeves .
simple little brown cape is much more novel novel ~
brown cloth arranged in circular corded tucks:
by ansy se s are bran Buttons four on each
SHOULDER The silk collar Is arng ana e sro wd
It snd ties 'S %h 'E ons ends S1 i%rs
A piquant little autumn jacket Is OF tabac brown
Se4 S aSs' ese IN series OF %
peats. Between every cluster OF pleats at me waSt
ends with falls Of black chiffon On each side. below
the collar. the Jacket turns away in short, almost
perfectly square tabs which are covered with heaVy
cream guipure
Paris again outside of the dressmaking establish
ments. There some charming gowns worn al
centre OF attraction was the shahzada. But one one
meets the Shahzada everywhere or rather one did;
art galleries in the morning. races in the afternoon
and was the star lion at the Jardin de farls IN ,ne
o "A handsome,
and one cannot help feeling bit sorry that he
should have worn out his two welcomes so quickly
champs. but Of heavy cloth, for the weather was
decidedly autumna One which seemed 70 be OF
front breadth was cut into tabs and these buttoned
over on TO the side breadths with large pear pu,
they were outlined by piping Of blue velvet. The
rounded waist covered the waist line and was htIsd
side front pieces put full and gathered into
heavy ruf1e which stood out stihiyson each slle OF
n vest. This vest was thick tabot or heaVE
cream lace which was carried M to form the front
OF the choker over the shoulders and haring over
with white silk II was cut off each side OF the
vest and rose to form hgh rolling cboksr IN Inc
back and on the sides. The sleeves had harinS
Another white gown very simple but Chic" was
and hung in very sharp folds The waist a
basque. with coat tolls in the back; and narrow
fat vest OF hite silk with velvet figures applioued
on IT, was buttoned with small velvet buttons into
the BASQUE. a.,
mohair and this trimmed about the edge with
several rows Of narrow. very narrow. velvet ribbon
two tubeke pleats over the snouners. ann tnen
narrowed to scant iahots on each side on he vest
ending In point. This collar was lined with prune
attn and this touch Of color proved happy.
The hats were all very moderate AT least when
bic for-bnt the autumn Grand Pry will bring out
the gayest costumes and most extreme millinery.
The sketch presented herewith IL OF m evening
dress combination Of satin, chiffon and jetted en-
broideTy.