New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

novelty It was much discussed. II remains most
fashionable for trimming. and 1t is quite possible
that 1t will be used for entire garments. some
well-rnown places are using good deal OF piush
for neglgees or for fancy Jackets to be worn with
a separate skirt.
PICTURESQUE FROCK COAT.
pretty idea is shown In redingote rooe OF
dark red plush which opens TO show what suggests
an undcrrobe Of white lace. The sleeves are OF
lace and q lace scarf edges the slightly pointed
deconetaee and makes vest and panel dowA the
front of the gown. Silver buttons and SILVER chaH's
close the front OF the gown over the lace gown
Of green plush is made TO hang stpash n,g rI ,isht
square cmpleooment Of lace There gre long usr.
lace sleeves. with plush puff over them. a pivn,s
house dress mas skirt OF ot hand Of 4cr,
lace emnroidery. mounted over black The 9ohlce
is boler9 Of gray P tba 6 on he The blouse
front is Of blue mousseihe DE so'e' VIII" O." VIZ
The Louis XIV coat which promises to be so fash
ionablc for the autumn. is taking on man! SHAPES
satin in a plain coio to be worn with skirt OF
fancy silk; for the win;er 1t VIII be OF verso OF we
XIV coat of fur will be the smart thing this win.
but the long. round eoattais VII r ,,e
gest the style only a few have advanced II as "a
model The French price for one OF THESE coa'S III
the best seal il 1900 francs. - -.
France arrears IS not ALWAYS b, the ,n f9uTe IS S Oe
most fashionable wedding gown: This TO be coy
cred by a bridal veil OF heavy lace and it is the
who, although claimed descendant OF Clovis: Is
not a French princess to-day that nus sro ,,e
marx as rule Si pre frgh5uy unbeconns especially 70
French brides. who are generally young WIN ti.e
awkwardness and dvi ht'S Year OF e toiete until they
don the wedding gown and 1t is not strange t thn
material is much more suitable and becoming than
IS the conventional satin French brides have been been
that France has made tulle the fashion for wed,
ding TS1es BE Te of
1t difficult TO get away entiTe f6r from on , ihe e eoat
Of Louis Ky S91i bnn mGv over ior seat yosa
en- form which is met by the front pieces OF 'ne ne
Assn Sp sf 1h mG %h II "9a
Of the founce and front pieces II has collar s an
a peafes garment ar to be worn with any skirt.
We Shall probably find in vogue TINS sea ca a d.
rectore collars and revers worn over the shoulders
are modish and In marked contrast 70 ae
1t must be extreme or the Qtner III So'iais
year; the medium has no meaning IN ms seasDm
modes; and the Fashionable ones are e''"e'
eIay or reSngote suit that il novel has the coat
~, gray ira incEe in front with short revers and
with lifted sides that make point below the waist
Of twisted ropes Of black velvet the back the
long fais in three triple sE sTI ne The Sress
skirt is trimmed with a band Of embroidery done
with black velvet and fine braid.
SOME AUTUMN NOVELTIES.
Ono Of the attractive novelties OF the autumn Is
little Jacket Of peau de suede in gray or the natu-
raj color This is sometimes ooiero, or Is cut
with short skirts and doublebreastcd front 1t Is
worn with plaid cravat and plain skirt OF black
or white The tailors also make kid vests TOT cio'h
suits and Kid appears in millinery as wen: ,,or.
If one Is getting tired OF the becoming square
how under tie chin n novelty Is broad ri5bon
thai Ties in two short loops and ends that fall al
velvet band and two stiff loops between "hch 'he
cn,n rosrS costand skirt suits ore worn this sea-
necessary II would difficult to flnd any
Macs That make speciality Of these bodces man
age to keep supplied with novelties SIX waists
m o b WHIT aMi ry but there is always an attempt 10
arrange the tucks In some novel fashion waist
made with b three e6rd iof fas and n the rest
nnent plain 4 pretty top has yoke and tops OF
sleeves IS OF udo more s essy BY the plain
| part with lace. Another fancy silk waist has 2
SS 9e q the af sleeves w have circular eas
| The elbows. with lace between. The close sleeves
| how much Of the success Of the fancy bodice was
| due to the balloon sleeves
Ne sec a good many perforated cloths. A bolero
Jacket OF perforated cloth is nice when made with
a plain skirt ard when the apron OF the skirt Is
"a drcssy costume for the winter will be Louis
XIV jacket Of heavy black lace; worn with fancy
| ~" latter. viii be used TO trim silk costumes.
There is chenille net shown as a novelty, and this
| lace This appears In a smart calling gown The
skirt is Of green silk covered by the black chenille
r rSi Louis XIV coa,as that show the green lin:
ing The front Of tire coat is short and is closed
| by ornaments made OF twisted ropes OF green vel
The dressmakers say that they will make entire
Howeyer the black velvet coat and silk skirt is the
style expect - see the most OF for calling pur-
poses.
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