New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14

colors viii be used to a considerable extent upon
the frocks of both children and grown people
frock of red cloth is made with box pleated
skirt and plain bolero jacket. cut square around
the bottom The collar has fancy cut and si. to
gether with the cuffs and neck band, IS nnisn ,s
| lined with hair rim lines s'' Of gilt thread.
skirts and Jackets The former are full and the lat
ter are cut in fancy shapes around the bottom anu
nave fancy collars and turned over GUNS tiiihieu
For early fall some canvas dresses shown that at
braid upon blue or brown ground
COATS FOR GIRLS.
Coats are mostly of rough cloth for the larger
girls and have camels hair finish. They nave d
plain, round. turned-over collar and shoulder cape
Most of them cut in the box shape. some Win
d slightly fitted back They are trimmed with hand
some silk braid In black and white patterns upon
the edges of the collars and cuffs.
ten wear and these are elaborated about the collar
and cuffs to suit the taste of the notner 30 oth
cape collar and outlined with wide ecru lace oi
Heavy ecru lace viii be worn upon school clothes
this fall and winter and hand embroidery VIII oe
For school wear number of white piaue froeks S,
| richly embroidered by hand, being prepared py
one of the leading houses. in point OF style IN 'he
| city. ..
a double cape around the shoulders. one lies above
the other, and both are lined White sk Is
stitched box peats the elbow where the Pleass
Little flannel and cloth REFERS are cut box fashlo
| and finished with large pearl buttons down the
'front.' while coats for larger children often appear
| with the new bishops collar front and a pointed
Most of the school hats in light brown o. cas-
tor shades of felt. Some have cameIs mar hn,sn ,
! and many are large Medium sized hats with br1Ins
| that up a bit around the edges, are SIMPLY
trimmed with quilts and loose bands of twisted vel
o Os' SIDE Ss silk ending in knots anu BOWS ''e ~
For early fall wear pretty hats are made OF straw
: In brown with bands brims OF natural stta"
color and trimmings of fancy straw pralos cohoili,
ing the colors the hat and tied into loops anu
bows. The effect OF the straw trimming in these
tones is stylish. Quilts often run through
knots of fancy straw braid at one size OF ne nav
where these materials employed as trHinililSS-
Some dainty school aprons are made with a square
| bib that has of hemstitching in the corners
| and sometimes tucks hemstitched at the upper
| edges The shoulder strap. which extends from the
belt in front the fastening in the back. Is DOT
dered by hemstched ruffie. wide upon the shoui-
hemsttched its intersection with the ru!e; Inc
| bottom of the apron has wide hemstitc ned mem
and the whole nearly covers school frock ,
Understands for school children are trimmed WITH
of inserting and lace rufties, with occa-
slonal of small tucks. Incidentally the pretty
| lawn kmonos made for children might be men
| of canvas cloth in ecru over blue. or cream over
pink, and outlined with rich ecru lace: The collars
of these fairylke coats made of Point de Nense
the silk. pleated ruffies of the latter eX-
! tend beyond the edges of the lace.
IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Book stores display a tempting assortment of
school supplies all children from the poorest
! to the richest. may obtain something pretty and
useful In the way Of these. Five and ten cents Will
purchase nice ivory tinted and trimmed boxes, or
| boxes Of japnnned ware or natural wood which
pencil, PEN chalk. eraser slate pencil and stamps
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