Arizona republican., 1898-10-13
NEW YORK FASHION NOTES.

New York, Oct. 12.-Two women Wers walking up Fifth avenue the oth CT day and as they passed its most fash lcnable square I heard one Of them say:
 The Vacderbn.s are back in town again and l am 50 glad
 Ire other Cne glanced at her. Are ycu Cn intimate ,lrlns with then?' she asked
 The firas speaker laughed. '-No, in fact ! am only just on their calling list, but 1 am glad from a fashionable stand point. Mrs. Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney leads the fashions for the younger set, you know, and she is al ways vSry early to p',t on furs-''
 Continuing. the speaker said: 'FuTs are becoming to every woman, l think and all the fashionable world IejoiceS when 1t is again time to don them. 1 am sure 2 woman never looks so well aS when huddl5d tip in deep fur col llr. with her eyes sparkling and her cheeks red with the winters glow
 But abou, Mrs. VanderbiitWh hit Eey,' persisted the questioner, is it 3 fact that she is so addicted to furs:?
 "Ys," replied the first speaker, ''shc Is more So than any ether woman il the world On her tour around the world she gathered fu!E from every na- t;ci, fer there is net 6 country which ras not it's furs. Even the Chinese nave peculiar bird breast which they make into capSs and fuTs. While Mrs. Whitney is no b=awty, you know, being fairly gCod looking. she makes the nest c herself by dressing bsc0nl- ingly. I dare say were we to meet her HOW. We would find her riggad out in vSry first fur cape Of autumn-
 Her words were prophetic, for few blocks further Cn turning into Del monico's, came this salf-same matrCn. She wore gown Of rich plaid goods CT many say C0i0rS. Around her neck, was hooked a dark green collarette with edges Of grebe breasts. They were gray wieh a touch Of green along their edges. The collar was p2rticu- larly high ard was lined with green saJin. She wore a big gray hal with bands Of green velvet around it. and On ons side was a variety Of bird Of paradise with long trailing tail feath- CTS. Two ostrich tips helped out the plumage Of the bird O. paradise
 Her muir was a new variety of muff. It was made Of green velyel sdged with very deep lace. In front was a small, but very pretty fcx's head.
 Women Of fashion are quick to put on winter garments. Summer clothes lcck sadly fadsi in the Indian sum mer's sun, and feminine eyes look for fresh bright goods. The challies and the thin cCs.on stuffs Of summer are thrown aside, fer it is trus, that after the season is over, they are mere rags' and in their place come the brilliant plaids.
 \ very pretty autumn toilette with out a particle of fur upon it had for it's mczt distinguishing fzGtu-e q 'muh CT brown velvet cUIiously laid in great loops. The s.des Of the huff consist cd of brccaded velvet cut into poin1s, and wired like a star The same vel vet was employcd at the neck, where it was tied in very large bow with two brilliantly lined ends. The hat was a turban Of brown velvet and on ore side seed a handsome bird.
 Birds and fur are used a great deal together this fali: and it is astonishing to note in how many ways they can be Fur -mufTs with birds upon them, cCIlarettes fastened with birds heads. and fur ,clues trimmed with plumage are no novelty.
 At the beginning of the season 1t is hardly wise to purchase an expensive nat. Last winters hat, helped out with a rev bird, will do very nicely until the winter styles are declared.
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