New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

huttonlng far down the hand. When the
undersleeve is pulled the wristband is inn
porfant and as conspicuous the belt. which It
sometimes matches. The general custom is that
sleeves shall droop at the elbows; and rather
novel than the bell sleeve is the sleeve with the
droop or flare only the outside OF the arm and
with a few little folds arranging the fulness the
inside Of The elbow.
costume made entirely OF pleats from top
bottom IL Of purple wool covered with long. gray
hairs. The peated bodice 'blouses'' high
belt Of gray cloth embroidered with silver. Gray
cloth, by the way. IS form of trimming consd-
cred most modish. and IS really wonderfully effect
i've or almost any color and material II is
much used now for this purpose ) white cloth
he sleeves bell al the elbows and have long, uSht
un7dersie%Tts OF gray cloth trimmed with small
turnover collar. faced with silver embroidered gray
b6dic ana are stitced down as far a s the OK knees s
I4 Ter Is no trimming on The skirt
gray wool trimmed perhaps. with black cloth vel
pleats stitched to the knees Below. between the
peats the wool is trimmed with bands Of black vel
jacket is cut high in back to Show corseiee
figure tn front OF the underwaist is made in
web hsc , Inc d aP; to the ackS arr faced
the uIide:7IeeVes are OF black. with wristbands of
A more severe suit of This same dark mixed wool
has an unJrnmcd. pe9ted s'7irt and halt long box
On this ~ he big fur buttons For the winter
ms Sc Aaf long loose coats worn with skirts to
costume
EFFECTIVE YELLOW GOWN
cream colored panne, with pattern of black
SATIN diamonds running over It. is on the bias
to make most effective trimming on a costume
Of dull yellow cloth. The fancy stuff IS used for
yoke behind and -or open waistcoat IN front
on a blouse that opens in front in jacket sides
and thu belt IS Of y6 V' ve fe 10 %h fha oee
tn skirt is arranged In box pIeats, perhaps eight
sGaloped yoke Of the fancy paine There are also
uitderSleeves Of mis- stun.
vefv P3Pq sa gaTmfnt for 9e street little black
basque or e,ed blouse with fn s IH may b be
silver 81 sa see G0'h mn mad 3 rich With embroidery Of
onab garment Of this sort and is best used
little fancv fha, G1 a lnf h On 3s The S1TI1ent
boa Il zen \ G'.pe or simply as the finish to neck
ghs finished each at the end With Pi buneh
81 ool'a mace II the same ribbon. This effective
Cluster Of ribbon ends hanging from one side are
This way 'D'S same ''ieA may De utilized In
CORRECT EVENING COAT
The long cape seems be ignored this winter
and All OF the models shown for elaborate evening
wraps come in the form of long. loose coats A
pretty Fancy Is a half long OF lace over z long
coat OF some thicker material Or the idea may be
feFerstti the snort coat Of the heavy and the
D.,s snIi u oi Lace or mousseline Many of these
G,trineH.5 look As light and fragile the evening
J J rhSy cHyer but they are. of course. made
90 IA "il4i iH'tFtinlng or quilted wool when
19t used Very handsome is short coat made
Of yellow velvet medallions framed with lace over
s"te trimmed with many roses Of yellow lace in
scftion he garment Is closed with ornaments
OF gold cord and tassels falling from choux Of lace
and II IS lined with mink - >'
som elegant evening wraps have been made of
DECK lace one of black Chantilly is loose and
fqil 3;9r half close garment Of rose panne. The
ChtnuIiy sacQu" reaches to about the knees. There
are flowing sleeves OF the lace ending the elbows
over long puffed sleeves OF the panne
There j. lavish use Of perforated cloths on re-
ctpton and visiting gowns, usually in the form OF
Trimming, and rot as part of The dress itself
Imagine me. sal in faced cloth that rich sG.da
of golden brown that Is modish at the rnomnrt
This makes plain skirt. with the train snreaJinc,
out from three box peats at the TON W.
they are placed side by side. For trinninf. tbts
pattern, ana mounted over cloth of gold. This exe
tends ABOUT the waist as narrow belt in the hack
but with 2 gtrd!e effect in front ard down on the
skirt m front to the hem the pattern growing
broader and heavier toward the bottom For the
bodice there blouse. pOuched In front over the
girdie and made OF the plain cloth The pcrforated
stuff makes over this what might be described as IN
front a short closed hoero. The Jacket is in+er
rupted in the back, and falls in two long tabs down
on the skirt These tabs are like the rest Of tho
Jacket. Of the perforated cloth over gold The
sleeves TO match close and long and hrotan
at the elbows with puff of sable >-''