New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

skirt, short and full. and Is fitted in the back and
the sides. The front pieces turn away in revers
and hang perfectly straight. These revers are
trimmed by rows OF black braid and a
button finishes each row.
The waistcoat IS Of white satin embroidered with
gold. 1; dos button. consisting only Of straight
pieces coming from lnder the jacket sides and fall
ing with them. The inside edges curved The
effect is very quaint and picturesque.
The new Jackets short barely covering the
hips. The useful model for winter wear IS
double breasted and opens Only bit at the throat;
fancy silk or lace stock nd ruffies worn. This
garment Is interlined and built Of very heavy cloth
that It IS quite warm enough for walking suit
or the coolest day. Then there are charming little
fur coils to wear with such costume These are
not az RULED as they last season. but extend
in rather stiff wings just covering the edge OF
the shoulder They are perfectly round; or,
still with square tabs In front, which fall TO.
or A little below, the waist line. The collars are
very high The newest are cut straight TO the chin
and then turn away evenly all about. They are de-
liciously and comfortable.
Most OF the coils of sable. for sable Is so
popular this year that little else Is The more
elaborate coils trimmed with sable tails. AMI
a pretty one is cut with two pointed tabs in front.
These tabs reach TO the waist and from each point
hang two tails.
But to return to the tailor-made jacket gowns. A
very smart winter street costume is of thick
brown wool in two shades arranged to show irregu-
lar checks The skirt which is daintily lined with
old gold silk. has two long pocket flaps. eacn
trimmed with three shaded brown buttons as large
as a silver dollar. The jacket has doube-breasted
front with two rows OF these buttons. 1t is fitted
to the figure all about. but 1t is an easy, comfortable
fit for any stra.ning for a waist line would be out
OF place on q heavy garment OF this sort. The gar
ment has TIE ordinary coat collar and revers, one
larger and crossing the other and any pretty choker
and fancy front may be worn with 1t.
An extra waist comes with this suit so that the
wearer really possesses two gowns. 1t is little
pointed BASQUE OF brown velvet with short full coat
tails In the back lined with yellow satin II fasens
invisibly under a flap and is tight and plain. The
only trimming is a wide haring collar OF yellow lace
and yellow lace cuffs on the gigot sleeves.
Some OF the fitted double breasted jackets have
the revers arranged to meet in point in the
middle. This leaves a portion OF the side that but
tons over unfinished by the rsvers. but large but
ton placed the very top. and IT looks very neat
and nice
The best tallors arrange the sleeves OF this style
OF Jacket in heavy plaits which fall away rather
than stand out from the shoulders Some use fan
OF stif support the CLOTH but there Is no
other stnening The fitted jacket is the most popu-
lar. but there some with half-loose double
breasted fronts tina; are attractive.
The tailors also making a great many basque
bodlces These are OF heavy cloth. very tight and
plain and intended 10 be worn on the street with
out any extra wrap, except perhaps, the httle tuT
"col." a whole interning is sometimes used. but
oftener only the top OF the sleeves and the back OF
the basque have the extra lining.
gown OF this description is made OF a broken
blue and dark red plaid. The skirt is plain and I'M
trimmed and lined with red silk. The bodice H. a
plain basque cut round over the hips IL Is double
breasted fastening the left shoulder ana SIDE
with straps OF red velvet held by small brass but
tons. The choker Is high and straight and stand
ing out over IL are six velvet tabs. They are ar
ranged 10 bring one under the chin one IN the back
and two on each side. This Is an excellent model
for a neat. servlceable winter street gown.
a peculiar gown lately designed TOT ia1y
who il spending the shooting season IN Scotiand.
1t Ia a shooting suit but Is intended Tor Walk
ing over the heather. II is really more interesting
and useful than pretty. IL II OF green melton coth
and cut princess fashion. Every seam In the SKIRT
Is outlined with narrow strap OF morocco Ieainer
and the bottom OF the skirt IL faced with leather
for several inches There are two tailor pockets
waist In basque-shaped. ending In rat her sharp
point and there Is narrow pointed ves or learner
The choker rolls over and IL raced with ieather.
There are narrow turnover Guns TO the sleeves or
leather and shoes CATERS and gloves 10 match.
The same establishment shows curious gown or
ed with several rows of white stitching about the
hem. The Jacket Is also beautifully stitched WIN
white and with strapped seams Ihe mover feature
is a Walstcoat OF white leather. with white pearl
buttons ard a BIT OF the leather makes cum under
the coat sleeve White leather waistcoats are very
much worn by English women. They are chic"
bur a troublesome investment for any one who
takes OF her clothes; for TO keep them In
good condition they must be pipe-cayed daily.
Street suits are severe In style this season tndt
comparison. and they are really growing more ele-