The Republican journal., 1901-09-19
NEW YORK FASHIONS.

r,mels Hair Fabrics. Broadcloth. Dress
liking. New Silks.
shapes in fall and winter millinery
-,. mite varied, the continental be-
., revived and several on the turban
ripr offer strong contrast to tlaring
.4yIes \ peculiar turban shows brim
..rpinatng in sharp point at the cen
.,aof the bowl crown, which renders it
.,aost round. All tastes may be suit
AS daring hats, or those turning up
one side are quite as much in demand
. those coming down over the face.
VERY large picture hats are from their
.-y'e necessarily black. brim lined
z,ra chiffon folds and one broad, long
,.stnch plume giving an elegant finish,
,.-f Il few white velvet roses under the
luu
NEW HAT MATERIAL
. mixed colors resembling heavy cam
., Lair cloth, but with satin finish, laid
-frds. composes many stylish hats, or
Ills Jsed in combination with plain or
,--.bed felt Draped trimmings are
very stylish, with dropping tendency
=. the back, and silken scarfs with
mspd ends often serve this purpose.
Heavy lace of all kinds, or real black
thread lace are used on brims, the lat
Is. put on plain or full, and the former
1r.qued on black taffetta silk or vel
500 and draped on brims.
LARGE ROSES
uue in great favor, ostrich plumes
.e- never more desirable, and chiffon
.naline are indispensable. Plumage
ttouts one on all sides-long circlets
least feathers, wings, birds, quilts
leen parroquets, the latter being
Il special demand in high-class MILL
.g,. Light gray felts are again shown
Nery-day use, and the best millinerS
. sing white silk trimmings, draped
d i'll folds, finished by white
.a or a pair of white wings. Brims
j.. Ilillt NIut1 anu ClON lo SOHlC-
~ higher than those of last winter.
" and black combinations are very
nraaI. all the tan or brown shades, and
$751; b.ue OF green are leading hues.
sAMELs' HAIR FABRICS
Ks -r.n at the well-known house of
. Is Taylor, are certainly the lead
a. fJbrics of the season, coming. in
,-Hu~ shades of brown, tan, blue, hello
u.t crimson or black, soft and fine,
H Urable. An attractive novelty is
ms ribbon stripes of tleecy, black
..>' hair on colored grounds, or
-t- II long hair on another shade of
me color, or in direct contrast
-Hje stripes or narrow stripes oc-
. good position and the familiar
mes again on double-faced goods,
outside cut, and the colored or
A.-I side seen through.
HOP-SACKING
tout strong weave will be much
a-lt after, and wool canvas also, this
& aying been such special favorite
uug the summer that it has been
ght out in winter texture. Granite
NtUres or mixed woods cannot be
snensed with, and broadcloths more
al iold their own. The few models
Walking dresses yet seen have skirts
a- clear the ground, with rows of
ing at the lower edge, fitting close
md the hips, and t1aring outward
W4 short, round jackets. A new
-s of black hop-sacking with very
lous finish had two MORE bands
-.ched at both sides Ga soft mohair
"Id at one side placed at either
r of the front, the sides and at
Fl" back. The Elton jacket has been
que so long that it will probably
,upplanted by the blouse or Nor
.N Jacket.
NEW SILKS
H soft, clinging tendency, and
-reretore louisines of every description
take high rank. Pronounced patterns
W oe used for evening wear, often
rmes on moire-g grounds. In black silks
soft rep is foremost, but fancy taffe-
'a> will overshadow plain silks to
great extent. These show small de-
sas, particularly dots, and not unfre-
4y-ntly three sizes are together. Oval
a-aes of two sizes with a different
-ush are particularly attractive.
VERONA CLARKE.