The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-10
THE COMING STYLES
a SURVEY OF THE LATEST NEW
YORK FASHIONS.
come High Priced Gowns-Dress for
a erIde-A Pretty Evening Gown
That May Be Made at Home-Hats
and lace-The Fashion in Furs.
New York Fashion Letter1

'"@e way be Made at Home-Hats |
and lace-The Fashion in Furs.
New York Fashion Lettcr9
have just come from n tour of the
shops. filled at present with a bawilder
ny array OF culolS and textures.
II Is matter for the PSYCHOLOGIST fol
explain why ii is thai the most cor.
SeouS creations have always an ad-
turing $40 p of plainly dressed WomrnI
lingering out them. Not one womanI
III hundred could wear the conspicu.
Gus frock were a kiad fairy godmothrl
10 appear on the scene with Il ueedfulI
ron OF bills. Is it because each one of
US has hidden under the conventional
veneer Il remnant of our barbaric an
ceSlorSf Whatever the reason, the suit.
able tailormado gowns are tucked
away in corner and aip only otg II
when shiny seams and frayed bindings
force us TO replace our old standby
with new one.
|hc gown which sent me off philoso-
rbiZin% was Il rearlendant black robe
Of net so complctc!y covered with Gilt.
tering SpangleS tha, the modest sum of
$50 seemed Inadequate for Splendo1
tlashy enough to suit Choctaw
maiden
Quite unnoticed near was a truly
artistic gown of br oadcloth. The skirt
was in tunic form and trimmed with
an applique of W:,tc silk edged with
silver Three Scan5 shaped rudles fin.
iShod the bottom If the skirt which
was. of course, loEg and clinging. The
waist was very simple, the vest of
#aangled chiffon rning outlined with
the same applique.
ApropoS of brod.!cloth. | wish You
could have seen The charming gown n
'ride will Wear at u morning wedding
over foundation skirt of white tat
tetAS l. hung one of white broadclnth.
cut on, in a most beautiful DESIGN ana
appliqued To silk net Of the same shad,
hY row of stitching. The beauty of
the whole is in the design which START,
in straight lines from the waist and
loses itself in curves and scrolls and
&callops. giving the effect of a rare
and heavy lace.
But for the sake OF Il Girl who ean
not secure the serves Of a high-priccd
modiste. l will tel; YOU of pretty
'N'''-'- Hi',N any 'leNet leeuleNUludn
~" HiaN" herSei with the ald OF 4
home dressma&er.
NaNc first Il perfectly hanging skirt
O. t2" eta. Ovvr this hang one of net
Of exactly the >amr shade ana Shan,.
Yr'H the skirt with three RULES of nh,
net each edged With tiny ruche Of
chiffon The dlaucrN consist, Of long
pointed apron OVERSIGHT with Ssh
tlod lh Il Simple POW IN the back. The
apron i r'Geu W''u SATIN ribbon two
llch'S W'Hp. then three rows of very
narrow iil'hon, then q wide row. 50 al
Wi'HitihG TO the waist. In" ho!r' IS
mass oil il'tty RULES. each fiai>.. d
Win the ruche Of Chiffon
Whether the empire gown will fol
low close in the trac', of the poke bon
net, remains TO be seen. hut these ca.
pacious Spe im.n@ Of hcad4ear with ba.
witching strings Of ule are Sc II
everywhere in the shops
Hats of fur viii he yrrvrasLfou1I,'p
as soon q tIae Wrhlher permits, an a
ia''ili" lfilHM.hg Is tHlle, y raud
hal "i cHincfIia mad rs It's sole T. I'M
NM j. 'leNefiy S.lAUIat"d breast made
OF "Ill' tuiie. AAoth'f o. 'aAle lad
roS. Tue OF tune "l the sam" SIafe.
Lace - Worn everywhere on every
thIH%' Nntle gowns are made OF 1t; II
UIll'S halS hI1u>t' ana wraps,
II IS Il good pan H. arrange Tor iur
garments now Iof l'lNj as soon MS ne
WINTER months are ae'e me buyer viii
De ohH&tu 10 IaLe laSt what is aitc,ud
,nnro boaaT,i,i, ~ ,.,,.,,.r FAX
mara ,,outh.gi,.i,., -, -, ~, aII
tb,n tha+ ,rhiI, a.. ~ '''''
t,.im,niro tho sor, ..,.,. r,,r Pc ~. -
it,Io ari,rols tt.+ -, n;'l, w. M
cboi.oIt and ,n''..4 ,'., - IS "','' ..''
No I,,,,. nLoon 49,. s.. nv IDl.'..'-
money into the sect. 10 buy .ulI
fUrs requires fo tune. so that wom-
an who owns beautiful flrs is. indeed.
to lie envicd. There is lust as much
change in the fa :nioning of furs as
in any other gu ment, though one
woEld hardly imH zine such ose.I1 no
the case.
17rrs lilo oil ,,4l,,,, .,,.,,,,,,.......
ana na,a +Ii, ,,.i,,+ En- ,ri 49, ''ppie
i,,a -, H. "1 1"i'7 'i''"s
n',d ~ va '"ue .i ,u' NV !, tiit en-
or.,rnd +la ,o,l, ojlt,. ~, ',I'i.i ,i'.'
thpv disnIay tho s:ama disno.itia,, +,
rinnla I'm Garo ~. 10 s,.irt, a. '''''' ~
irtorinas of cb;rnb,i1a mo - ~" n,,,;,.oao,,
nv ,niroi, ,,eJ,o+ h NV. i, ''a ~
snit the h,,vor.S f,"cv III ' TGos .V'', "
tortnas mo shart MD, 80 Nh,
bicI, ea,.ino, oaiI, m,,I 10, 49,, III
49, a,'Is ,l7 anu ioi7 ''''i ~"
Persian lamb Jacket" are shorter and
much more expensive ms year than
o,.o sn ,,,iai =, fa,.,i 'ol ' an =
HAS a very high fin ing collar and large
revcrs of chinchilla.