New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
CHILDREN's FALL CLOTHES
NEAT SUITS AND COATS FOR SCHOOL
Wharf.-The BEST FROCK

It Is ever matter Of surprise TO a mother how
rapidly the children can grow beyond their cothes
during summer vacation Another winter means
another overcoat for the small boy and heightened
skirts for the girls. In fact. they must have en-
tireIy new frocks for school wear dancing class
and Sunday school.
For little girls who in the fall discard white
dresses for woollen the light dainty challies are
desirable and when trimmed with silk or little
lace and ribbon they are as pretty possible.
An attractive best frock for growing girl Is
made OF fine camel's hair in any desirable color
The Urtrimmed skirt is laid in two pleats on either
side Of the front breadth these being stitched down
vel over the hips and allowed 10 fare below The
bodice Is trimmed with pipings OF silk put on TO
simulate a band. The neck front Is cut like
a round yoke, which extends 70 the waist In a vest
effect This IS filed in with peated silk in
bright color and the bodice is held together by tiny
straps and buckles The sleeves are also nrna-
aented with these straps and buckles at the wrist
s well the top Of the arm.
Girls school suits made OF tweed with little
REFER coats and plain skirts. The coats have fly
fronts and are bordered all about with three rows
Of soutache braid finished with machine stitch
ing
The newest winter coats for girls are long enough
entirely conceal the dress beneath and are gener-
ally double breasted made OF heavy cloth, with col
lars cuffs and pockets defined with rows Of braid
set on in scaIo1s OF IN vermiceIu patterns. These
coats well the half long variety, have the
loose Raglan effect.
For the boy between three and seven years there
are sturdy REFER coats. over which he may slip his
broad sailor collar or it may be closed Up double
breasted wien cold cutting wind demands a
little care These TO be had in blue nap rough
vyluttr sersrs with anchor or black ivory buttons.
For the coy any where between nine and nfteen
years school suits are made from serges. home
spans and tweeds with peated Norfolk jackets
and knickerbCcaerz cutawstt5 and vests, or the
straight front Jacket.
\ dressy suit in cloth with a smooth anish IS
made with close fitting knee breeches and JACKIE
cur away from the button at the neck and SHOWS
q r.1a characterization Of braid. II is arranged N
three rIrre-Lika figures on the jacket fronts and
along the outer seams Of the trousers. An e!abo-
rate white linen shirt Is worn with this suit and
the embroidered collar OverIies the shoulders
Millinery Tor Elrls Clis year Is simple ana De
coming. RATS rule are Of felt, althougn some
of the dre=sy shapes are smoothly covered win
velvet. Flat brims and Ja7erlGg crowns are laVoreu
the h~irs showing binding OF velvet ana Ine
sole trimming consisting of ful bows or knots OF
ribbon JaIe-a- Occasionally there WI pc seen
@ large buckle u br1lLluts at the bow IS centre. Or
q suf quiu may curve back from one SIDE BTlms
thai the Sides or the suep1erless shape, are
becoming 10 well grown girls.
Golf jackets, even for little tots, are mucn N
vogue. one in white CLOTH with a collar ana Guns
in red silk truly striking for dark eyed ulala
Others IN red cloth have doubled capes OK reu