New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
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The fall openings are continuous in all the
large shops. and the shopping districts are crowded
with women eager to purchase the early modeIs
and. see the lovely creations" both imported ana
domestic. There so many women-busfness
women. especally-who cannot give time to Sc
lection Of materials necessary fittings that the
TO them These suits are SO stylish and there IS
such a variety n select from that no one need go
Suits. built on the Norfolk, position. and coat
to be had S fPe n$ 81 To SIS
Plaid velvets ara again in vogue, the subdued
colors. known ''invsible,' being the most Ia
vored Many fall gowns trimmed with these
Nelvets, and a great many gowns are MADE Ell"
tirely Of plaid velvet and trimmed with some OF
exceedingly sttractive Shirt and blouse waists, to
Ge worn with black gray brown or tan r6risns
duTa bility. As they are linen back. they are not
The rule seems to be. this season. that gown
should either be much trimmed or not trimmed AT
all Among the skirts is one that meets an
extremely popular favor fitting closely around the
ngure above the knees. and below there are thase
SHARED Hounces graduated in size ana I1S a are
made up in camels hair cloths or VelyeteSiSi ne
applied pretty motifs or snaI, passementerie orna-
ments of black white.
Old fashioned cashmeres that so soft ana
refined to both touch and effect and drape SO
artistcally, being shown among the more
modern weaves in light wooIlens. A fine cashHeie
in evening shades is always desirable, economlcdi
and stylish, with no end OF wear" Cashmere Il
well chosen colors is passe for house gowns
Among these goods is also be found mousseNne
&c lame both in solid colOrs and lovely ponlpidoH
moral designs, rose buds, wild flowers ana All ne
ola faNoriteS thrown white or black gToutl"o.
The durability and beauty these goods have Ions
Deen tested, and nothing the market - tioii
desirable for house gowns and neglgees Oh dl'
sorts, trimmed with lace and ribbons
A broad, fiat, black Lyons tulle hat has long
fluffy black ostrich feather covering the crown at
the right side where the brm is slightly utica
upward from the face, and three tulle rosetteS
falling the hair at the back. With this nat is
10 be worn black taffeta silk gown Uhe WINTER
weighO. made with bolero cream lace aPpllqutSo!
with black velvet. a black belt Of leaXyy, SOY SOY
smaller buckles conffne the black velvet and lace
stock, and velvet bows the sleeves Where thS
tulness Is caught into the cuff.
A smart garment is loose boXcoat in three
quarter length, fine white broadcoth. Hnea
throughout with heavy white satin. About four
inches from the edge of the coat all around ana
passing directly the shoulder seam and parity
around the armhole is a broad band of black vel
vet over which is applqu@d band of Irish lace
the lace, too is pure white The sleeves are with
out fu!ness at the shoulder but fare out from
just above the elbow and finished with 9road,
turned back cuffs black velvet covered Win the
white Irish point There is collar 10 TINS eie-
CANT coat. il is intended to be worn over q
waist white Irish lace. with fTlii or me laCt
which falls away from the neck and WT!sis anu
shows the high stock collar and bishop sleeves OF
the waist beneath.