The age-herald., 1900-10-28
furs That Will be in Vogue This Season

While the weather the past week has not 2 been of the bracing kind that causes wo- man to wear her most becoming furs, sun if she is wise she is not being deceived into the belief that the mild weather will con- tinue and that she may be able to do with out buying a new set of furs. If she has enjoyed d glimpse of the furs that a we'll known Birmingham importer is showing, she will irresistibly long for a cold day when her mirror will reveal her pink cheeks framed by a scarf of sables or any of the furs in vogue this winter It Is to be sea- son of fur was announced weeks ago by the fashion writers, and this importer has brought on all the furs that were predicted to be the most fashionable The long searfs in sable and Stone Martin were greatly ad- mired, and they would really add charm to the plainest of faces, while pretty wo- man would look absolutely adorable with these rich colorings framing her lace. These searfs are made of separate skins, and come not only in the sable, Stone Mar tin and fox, but in the ever beautiful mink, with its light and dark shades. The Frttcn mink shows the exquisite blending or the acrue tints, while the fur known as the Baum Martin is very much like the sable. The colarette entirely of fur will lend an elegance to the seasons tooilettes, for no woman, if she desires to present a smart appearance can really afford to be with out touch of fur about her gown.
 l ne packets or Dlack NelOuFS dIt th- smartest to be worn this season, and one of Birminghams most beautiful brdes-to- be will have in her trousseau superb jacket of veours, with collar and revers of sable Another bride also has included fin her trousseau a jacket of black yelours, with revers and collar of sable
 The Persian Lamp jackets and capes are even more popular than seal, and are great ly in vogue this winter, several trousseauS of the season being completed by the beau- ty of these jackets. That it will be a fur season is assured, and this fact recalls the fact that a few winters ago a crusade was made against the wholesale slaughteripg of certain animals who were killed Just be fore the birth of their young, since at this time their fur was in the best condition. Both the northern and western papers took up the crusade, but notwithstanding this, this season is marked by decided reaction in the wearing of furs, and TO woman will really consider her wardrobe complete without one of the handsome sable, mink and Stone Martin scarfs that will give her gown the touch of elegance and the air of warmth and beauty on a winters day. If she can possibly afford it, she will own a Velours and sable Maiki blouse.
 In reference to the fur wraps, the follow ing fashion note gives an idea of their rop ularity:
 "'rhey will be worn in great quantities this season. and all kinds, from the necklet to the all fur coat, will be fashionable. The woman who had a sable collarette last win- ter may smarter it up with a half dozen more tails and feel quite as hobby as her sister who buys hers as this seasons m- portation. Heads and claws will also make it newer
 "At first the furriers declared the mixed furs would be the most popular. Now sa- ble seal, mink and, in fact, all good furs seem to be equally sought after.
 'Evening wraps are being made of fur A handsome one is a long circular cape that comes to the bottom of the skirt in the back. It is made of the richest Alaska seal. A graduated flounce encirces it. which is of natural Russian sable, and the high cozy collar is also of sable. Ermine lines the en- tire wrap.
 'Panne velvet is used great dea, with fur, both as lining and trimming
 "A lovely and an expensive little jacket