New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06

OF bands of panne or of bands of panne applica-
tons in different colors framed in narrow lines Of
fur
Ermine will certainly be conspicuous on evening
gowns. 4 pretty white mousseiine de sole has
bands of it put in about the bottom OF
the skirt and shoulder hands on the corsage at
tached in front by punches of roses and fails OF
creamy lace. The foundation of this gown is pale
pink, for colOred foundations 10 have survived
the summer to appear IN the winter evening frocks
and the sash is a twist OF pink panne cav, -.
lace is and 6f ,9T 70 be RePer ddaT
;lat. failing in stole pieces IN front has NIUE
sack that serves a mUff. The best return for a
Directoire that may he worn with different
ibe additiSi OF lace collar Perhaps the ioveliest
thing seen yet is a coat OF the Empire shape OF
Ileated on the close bolero Top There IS an
ycst o. g1Hre turning 9Xsr me bd Iu eeTmemt
has nat collar cut low about he staTding eo.taF
slashed on the outside OF the arms have Attie iace
Small pieated jackets held well in with Delt Of
cloth satin beginning to appear on the streets
9ndouStediy the early autumn success bright
drab cloth made in this fashion has belt Of black
OF coarse ochre lace The jacket is straight
and fastening behind with single gold button. the
af Mora Stitched IN Se to he knee where il is trimmed
with stitched bands of black satin arranged in
and hang over an Independent foundation,
At the ComPiesne fetes Were worn good many my
loose merely suggesting the figure for the most
put into big armholes. Compiegne is arstocratic
little town and paTIcuiarly during the autnmn is
main set. who hold themselves quite aoof from the
fates merely frame for good festivities of
their own There we're some smart out-of-doo g
more modisf. gowns than one sees in Paris outside
of the dressmakers at this time of the year.
BLUE CLOTH COSTUME.
Very pretty was a costume of bright blue cloth
NTH whit hair he hje yyac
made with a skirt falling in two tiers. each
trimmed with embroidery of white silk braid
and small black dots. The trimming went
about the loose. haf-long coat and about the triple
the base Of the neck and to open about eight inches
in front. The open undervest which followed the
lines of the coat, was double, one part Of white
silver cord. and the straight choker matched The
inner vest opened sufficiently to show only fall of
an automobile was ,in cloak s longer than
trimmed with stitched bands Of seal brown Kid
About the bottom of the cloak the kid was used in
front seemed to b be on to the sides by
and big sleeves gathered into little kid cuffs.
THE VISITING GOWN
Here are a examples of elaborate visiting
gowns signed by of the best known Paris au-
thorities: skirt of fine, silky black cloth has
straight front but sides and back made in two
parts, both rufling out excessively at the bottom.
The jacket is Of black panne. lined with pink
satin the deep, pointed collar and the bottoms OF
gantly to look like heavy black lace Through
this the lining is most effective The jacket is
cut TO fall some eight inches below the waist.
crosses in front and 'bouses'' a belt
of pink velvet. There some large fancy buttons
! with lot OF pink ia them the sides of the
jacket and little undervest which crosses TO fol-
! low the lines of the Jacket IS of pink satin.
jacket made with long skirts and 'blousing'
trife over the belt IS model approved Of by
/ distinguished gown maker. simple suit of gray
! serge Is made on these lines with additional
touch of simplicity In the bit OF white trimming.
This takes the form of several white heading
| the shaped fiounce and white lining to the double
collar, which shows in the turnover held
large white pearl buttons. The belt IS OF hite silk
! closed with two buttons each side
! CCiffures growing more and more elaborate
and clusters OF little curls falling neck re-
/ garded a startling innovation a few mont
I are accepted the ordinary thing The colt
advertise what they "a copy of meda-ne's
coinure' as an excellent thing carry into the
/ country for the hunting season. which keeps the
guests a country chateau much out of doors
This copy is. OF course. nothing more than con-
| plicated arrangement of artificial curls