New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

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OF Oriental enamel or Jewels.
the popular collare,tos are OF stone nartrn,
fuTtSer enbaIicsd FOR matinee or reception wear
with scarfs o. lace or Liberty SILK In becoming
A rch polyse shown by Messrs. F. Booss q
Bros Is of seaFkin made short acr1Ss bne bem Of
ders, the long ends reaching EcaIy 10 w mn co
the skirt and richly trimmed WIN csfc"ueS ,h ~. ono p
depicted IN tho sketch bearing this hrIn . NAME
AT JAECKEL,s NO II EAST NINETEENTH-sT.
London IS recognized the furriers' clearing
house for al tho world. and prominent among tho
adding purchasers at every important sale If
either A. Jacket his London agent. Conse-
ouently II Is natural 20 look 10 ms mousse lot 'hc
Grt indication Of novel fashions, and the allure
ments Of beautiful furs were never more KeehIy
felt than they this season There IA oeclneu
change I'm fur coats The Russian blouse being pro-
BILE N every kind OF skin. ConsderaDIe
trimming IN the shane OF ribbon, lace and velvet
is uscd. but plain fur garments SUI hoId th"lr
own most admirably. One jacket Of sealskn that
Is deserving Of particular mention u made IN a
loose-front style. has high double collar finished
al the front with four sable tails and black suede
belt encrclng the waist and procurable mt 700
This Is truly remarkable in view Of the fact that
the style and finish strictly Mr.. Jackets best,
and that tho fur IS OF really superior quality.
Tho Arm has many attractive novelties designed
for the Horse Show. among which several
especially attractive garments. A chinchila cape,
twenty inches long lined with pearl-whte satin. is
trimmed on the back and the front OF tho collar
with full bows OF shaded green silk and velvet
ribbon. The large Marie Antoinette mun Is lined
with ermine and adorned with full bow 10 match
the collar In rich elegance is cape Of broad
TAIL composed entirely OF fve-inch rufes and lined
with violet satin ana edged the inside with n
double h0Cnce OF pleated violet chiffon. The mun
10 match this cape Is Of three large ruf!es. lined
with violet
At JOHN WANAMAKER'S BROADWAY
NINTH AND TENTH SITS
II chrysanthemums can make a Jap feel at home
| then Wanamaker's will DO the Mecca OF our
| Japanese colony, FOR such display and profusion
OF this innunerably petaled flower never been
seen in this country before. But Japans national
| flower betokens the coming Horse Show in this
| cage. to which event Mr.. Wanamaker seems to
have dedicated his entire establishment Naturally
| the gowns are OF first Importance, and the array
| amply merits the word gorgeous, for such selec
| ton would be hard TO duplicate under any roof
| Chef d'nuvres from almost every European artist
| I'm costumes are displayed; Worths and Pacauins
are almost IN profuson. In fact. the STANDARD or
thedispay is so high that II must attract tho ad-
| uiration OF tho most fastidiously sowned women
NJ the METROPOLIS Among the most striking models
&c ono Ct pale violet silk The skirt and bodice are
| made of RULES, each edged with narrow black
| velvet cord headed with tiny row Of lace in
| sortion The bodice Is finished with wide black
velvet sirdle and the sleeves and trimming are or
vbIte o.0on appliqued with black lace insertion.
Another gown equally dainty u or pale-Dlue crepe
40 chcne over deep-y!olet taffeta- The SKIRT ana
| bodice each have an artistic design of full blown
oses and their foliage. made Of drawn work In the