New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
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PARIS FADS AND FOlBLEo
DRESSES SIMPLY AND PLAINLY CC
MANY KINDS OF SKIRTS.
,o>.nrprrr. DorIIEs THAT TALK AND SING
LATEST MODES OF HAIR DRESSING-NE"
SHOES AND STOCKINGS.
Paris. September u.

LATEST MODES OF HAIR DREssING-NEW
SHOES AND STOCKINGS.
Paris September Il.
=. ,,s nrohabIv been some seasons since 'here
we 80 many styles OF skirts In favor at me same
lime 1t would certainly seem this year that one
r,av wear any skirt that is becoming uhloSS' o.
o {. bo The much codctcd affair, which is now
entirely out OF date I; one wishes iuH SKIRT
cav q hem measuring six yards-the SKIRT Is cat
70 allow part OF the fulncss 10 spring ou' al me
hirs So. g., ,uy, ~
,,arron-brown wool. combined with green ana
A,,. e.r,rod silk and trimmed with brown fuT ana
yoId nassenenterie The skirt IS untrimncd' tal"e'
f,ll for this season. measuring SIX yards "nn q"
ZACH hin arc three pleats sewcd down Tor SIN 1cnpS
and then springinS out 10 make pretty i"lNeSS'
A uoa mad Is inserted under the plcats behind Tor
,ho,. must be thrown out enough to balance tho
bourant effect OF the sides; and. II one IKE one
NAV call this innocent little pad hustle ana may
hail II as the forerunner OF scels and CUSHIONS
rho bodice which Is blouse Of the SILK, Is
trimmed with pointed corsele' OF inc p"SSe
nentcrie and bands OF fur.
GOWN OF CASHMERE SATIN.
Another gown shown at the same place was built
~ that lovely material cashmere satin. double
skirt O. the brown wool was arranged IN hah"hc'-
chief points with two points In front ana WV
behind making the drapery. The sides were su'ehcu
down over the hips, much as they were IN the
frs, skirt These handkerchief pieces had deep
hem with fine. narrow silk embroidery where ono
would have expected hemstitching. The boclco h"n
V yoke OF lace trimmed with fur ana " choh'i
o, purple velvet. The sash matched the choScr
and fastened with bow of fur, pretty hoNc1.''
Small handkerchief pieces made the drapery AZ the
top O: the sleeves. and the turnback Guns were
handkerchief points lined with purple
At another among the street modeIs' 'hoy
show Jacket OF black velvet to be worn with SKlr'
Of black silk or cloth. The back OF the jacket
IS original 1t Is cut with two loose pleats heid 10
the figure by belt that comes from the Wuet
side seams and buckles behind. The skirts are cut
long on the sides. and are followed out IN the
middle OF the back. \ deep yoke collar o. cream
plush follows the same shape ending in shallow
inverted V. The Medic collar is o; me push Win
n large black bow behind and closes IN front va"
Two bows under the chin. The yoke In 'front.' De-
comes short square lapels outlining the was'coa';
and both the plush and the SIDES or the NeINet
Jacket are trimmed with lcaf-pattern zone III
black soutache. The waistcoat Is of the Vci'''
closed with line Of black astrakhan ana 'Ie SANE
fur edges the garment and outlines the yoke anu
collar. Turnover cuffs are OF the p'uS"' V"'
broidered and edged with tuT
Push as a trimming fabric. mas returned TO iaN0F'
II seems 10 be made in slightly different MANNER
from the plush OF old. the nap beins snort oo' very
thick Embroidered white plush makes Hnlc
trimming on cloth suits and jackets and the smart
tailors are using it extensively. Here IS dsscrlP
ton Of tailor costume Of navy blue cioth
The skirt is plain cut IN the e9se h256e, fashT [s
be eure beh9d and on the sides and IS xh
a rounded skirt, only few inches deep. me 5aCKT'
heinz held by elaborate back frogs. About hf ni
inches below is second pair Of frogs. ana the iue
under them Each side of the Jacket is cut 10 ia, ~
IN loose pointed TABS IRON iG 6sH
braid good deal of the wastcoat SLOWS , II ms ms
s s@ nS IS s@ sg Ei5e fH% G
sides 1t Is made Of White Pn1h ana e 5rsds The
effect Of the suit IS quiet and distinguished
PLUSH AGAIN FASHIONABLE.
One might add here that the molistes are using
plush for the foundations Of hats and toques. II Is
less common than velvet for two-ihiris OF the au-
tumn hats are made Of velvet Felt Is reserved loi
the morning or to top businesslike costume ana
IA usually trimmed with cocks plumes ana one large
oddly shaped rosette OF bright velvet orange or
pret P,' wnier house dress among Doucets
models is cut with the skirt a tiihe under i d9qt
royal purp.e cashmere satin. the color oclnS HSyeH
in this soft. glossy material The TWO slus-
the top by six small strap. OF white velvet held by
buttons of cut steel The bodice IS iooie ei
trimmed with steel cmb,ol dery, and tiny chtmisete
OF pse PINK me- WHEN arc rather close
The middle OF the arm, flare out at the wIst snow,
ing dear little shirrod undeisleeNe OF no"ssei'e
0o A. Dopce,s also saw some shr;-wa.sts Of soft
brocaded silks ms DC after the severe styles or tne
surnover collars Of embroidered muslin delight
mi negigee was Of striped blue ana white six. win
little vatican rosebuds on the waite IL was nauss
with a short Jacket Of blue velvet ribbon arIa.sea
AZ lattice work and split up the back Tor Wa'.cd9
train effect Cascades Of lace and rooon loops edseu
the sides ana made trimming about the shr'
STOCKINGS AND SHOES
7, rocon. trousseau I saw a pretty idea which
some woman with dainty fingers and some leisure
might Ike 10 COPY. There dozens OF pairs OF
SILK stockings black white and colored. TO SUIT
every occasion and style Of shoe and mat one
stocking might not lose it's mate each pair was
NTH no M
stocking with little purple vlo!et near the top
and TO ind It's mate one must match the violet An-