New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24

AND FLOWERS CONTINUED POPULARITY
OF THE BLOUSE
Paris oct. is.
Millinery IS as interesting as it is pretty this
,.,son ana II is surprisingly becoming as vel
Vhen changes are as marked as they proved 10 pe
.s wear re are apt N find them more starting
than pleasing 10 the eye; but there seems 10 "e
hanpv blending of novelty and harmony IN thls III
s,ance The modiste and couturiere have really
ro,ksd together: their results show this. and
change in the style of bodice or skirt has meant
corresponding change in the entire costume
BEING stiu an vllegiature and only coming up TO
Paris once a week or so. find perhaps more DE-
Nehtful freshness about the new fashlons ana JUS
as the trees in the parks make jump from green
70 yellow each week. do the modesto MAKE an
inverse comparison-grow startlingy more inviting
and prettier The French country is sti green anu
fresh while Paris Is dull brown. with none OF the
brilliant reds and FELLOWS that make even ci'y
foliage OF America beautiful; but although month
ago the prettest gowns were those worn by inc
members Of our country house parties. to-day We
must come 10 Paris 10 them Another change
Aas taken place and while the smart fan country
assume cannot be said be out Of date. 1t Is no
bnger a novelty.
The Rue de la Pax is gay with millinery; nut TOT
Se latest and most exclusive designs. it Is better
n 70 I'D stairs TO one Of the private places IMAM
" depend on window display for ones ideas Al
carler's not only saw some beautiful designs out
Vas fortunate enough to have tax win NINE
earlier on the general trend Of this season MODES
"rhe tooue is the favorite shane" she tells ~,
hut the toaue as you will see II much dinereht
from the shape last season IL rs larger mace Oh
two materials often. and has suggestion OF
br,n Hats are by no means as large as the pic
turesoue affair." of the midsummer ana theH 'I-
feet depends more on the shape than on the ulhl-
mins used They really designed win eaooia'e
care and trimmed simply. Velvet. shrred or in
fal-c
wear of morning with tailor made suits A great
many short ostrich plumes used. but perhaps
more birds and feather eigrettes
HATS THAT TILT TKIFLE.
Here is description Of some of the incest cha
psaus saw on round Of visits this morning. Re-
member tina; the ioques well as the hats are
fashioned that they appear 10 TIL trine on inc
head. although ne! are entirely comfortao.e 10
wear One has rolled brm OF steel pail.etes ana
q crushed crown OF gray miroir velvet, and on one
SIDE is a single plume Of gray and large oodiF
shaped noeud OF cerise velvet. On second crown
Of chinchla fur is combined with brm OF velvet IN
the Parme violet shada. and the SIDE l. orhameh'el
with bunch OF the broWnish feather algret'es
called six hets" Another toQue oddly shaped Is
fashioned entirely OF shirred cerise NeVet, win one
aide pushed up by a large back plrd WIN H'ue'
cent head and neck.
Hats are really less extreme Than they promised
be earlier In The season. OF black velvet We shaii
We many ana TWO earlier models make eHceleh'
Examples One Is called the "Ober.and but Is lar
from being the modest little travelling ana' HA
name might suggest However the foundation OF X
Ia quaint tightly fitting little cap, In shape some
thing Ike the lace cape by certain German
peasants: this may be responsible Tor me name.
Imagine this cap Of jet or gold emproioer'' WI"
broad fst brim Of black velvet passed through II IA
an angle. the c-p making both the crown oil '"e
hat and the cache-pegne The cap part res's
strait l-frr, he lrO
the caehe-pelg on the left side oEiy. whhe more
Of the crown appears on the right than on the ei'
Naturally. ! am describing the appearance or the
hat: not the manner IN which II IS made. The rim-
ming Is extremely simple: on each sue th' VeiN''
composing the brim Il gathered in chou. and TWO
mort curling ostrich pumes are placed OF me en-
The other hit Is a dream OF d2!ntiness Inc
straight brn % black velvet is combined WIN
'o'r low crown OF TOse-pink velvet ana draPed with
u exquisite scarf OF black Chantilly lace Inc Dilin
'h'rtens and turns up on one SIDE a'litle toward
hs back. with bunch Of red velvet Mowers over
which nod three black p,umes.
This combination OF pink and rose II popular
nov with the mOdisies. and. ike most novel com
STATIONS is less startling than 1t sounds Although
ne Shades chossy are both bright. lhey pie"'
saA'minsly Another shade Of rose. something APP
watching the salmon. Is nicely used with pheasant
wen, which color is really peacock blue under
lev name
Aofe birds than plUmes appear. although Inc
.snon OF using three short ostrich p!umes OF the
me size and shape, and placed in row, Is pre'a-
- some houses are making a LAVISH display OF
a.eee plumes. and fashioning toques of shaded
80 Velvet flowers In all the new ana
...aA'onaDie coors that have resemblance 10 Inc
s 1 CHOSEN by nature Pansies appearing in ger
Jun PINK and peoples in iris blue. A pretty form
me equestrian shape has the brm and 10"
"n covered with velve, flowers.
=. SHADED EFFECTS
.oeo, elects seem popular this season. Shaded
sA.~ eeuole plated something after the CHS
49, '.anion II Is pretty in shades OF green or
49,. spa makes nice shirred bouses the lengths
mr.. .nsneed to allow Of the highest shade at ;he
"a, . sao the darkest at the waisine. Thin stufs
s,'nkled effects.
An .op' are so quick TO copy any popular effect
stuS NE have regarded a gown OF thin white
afs,.. sFh ich delicate black lace insertions or
ssd ~. 1e set as something particularly chic.
svep,rr same effect Is being produced on winter
Present sv"ns But at the Bon Marche now they
back pa{s accordion pleated chiffon on which .
u NIGH ce,E9 STIMULATING lace design. is printed
be called pretty II one yer" not