New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
NEW IDEAS IN PARIS.
MODES OF THE MOMENT. WITH PER
HAPS A MORE EXTENDED
POPULARITY.

i Is curious 10 explain - hold that certain fash
tins have on feminine taste The hoI,ro for in
sance How many years is d since The little gar
neli came into favor, and. although last season II
threatened @ disappear. IL Is found to-day as
HocisA and popular as ever. Many of tie aoleros
arr mace WIt1 belts and open fronts. The little
Plated hgaros THAR were feature in the spring
are less worn Eou. largely. u0 doubt on account
q. ne hea'F SUMS in favor However. there are
some In the UEitwei-lt woods
Cloth Is almost entirely reserved for sressy long
garments, especially those intended for The even
ING People are beginning t1 come back 10 town.
and the opera and The theatres T. fII The return
ING Farisierre seems % invest first ~ all IN a
handsome autumn wrap. which she wears 10 the
theaue or h1tt- dinner over Iaceuke summer
rook. The lace and mousseHue summer fr0cks
answer VEL f1r h.eh reake5 evening costumes
curing The rri-sa.s0r. 7 -e principal thirgs The
wrap and hat
Among = wraps noted the other night az the
cltra CouiIue was one n pale pirklsh cloth, as
smooth as satin and fa.lius iu as s0't folds as
would crepe d. Chine. Iu place oc a collar was a
VICE band of gliILrc mounted over f,et the color
o. ne cloth-a new Idea that ls expected o have
DC success. Wide eutred-uK of the same trim
ming went down the back of the garment and
unoer the long. loose sleeves The hlet hand about
the neck ended a. the knees. where the garment
slopec away with TWO ornaments made o- lot o.
sAk iassels
VELVET COLLARS MoDIsH
chic garment was OF beige cloth made IN three
circular parts falling IN not TOO tull folds and com
pieled by deep collar ~ bright Tei velvet Velvet
collars are considered modish and may De made
Ney effective Another garment au of rcd cloth
haa a ois caru-aiu. with long stole ends of black
6k lace inset with iurrustarious ot red passc-
"ehlefe ornaments and hIack jets. Black silk lace
sna jets form another trimming that Is c.assed
among fhe seasons novelties.
The general feature ot hats seems 10 be that
H .H..H Ia
trimmed V.th ostrich feathers Feather neck boa-
aie wonderfully popular, they are worn easily over
'ne ch0Nerless Ions garments and over the gown
""'h h 'Ae wrap Is removed. They are becoming x
e"sify uncomfortable ia an oyerheated theatre
good many women are wearing fulie chokers
ssaiH. tae becoming kind that ties With a butter
ny uc" az the back % the neck These make be-
''"ng many of the chokerless bodices that have
proved So generally trying.
lh speaking ~ garments q cloth IL must not be
''t'ien that The soft zibeliues trimmed with vel
vi OF panne are the popular material of the sea-
s"h The idea seems o. he that while Zibel.ne Is
"t stun generally accepted making the most
Hoolsh long garments 81 b. slightly less dressy
.'eh cloth and better choice f1r garment iH-
Iehaed only Tor the daytime Pauue Is ever SO
much used a trimming. and its glossy surface
-lAs especially well zthene. black zibeline and
feine making most successful combination
although some authorities believe that black and
"hiie as combination has been TOO much worn
~ o-F4-e against IT, one sees many heaNl-4- -l
evening toilets ~ black lace made up with white
= hgh 0ecked frock OF black Chautilly rs mounted
oser white and trimmed with black and white jets
ne ne oet ornaments IN the Two colors are particu-
sStilN novel Another black and lite combination
is1"s black lace tunic mounted over u white
se ee.s sAirt and black bodice. trimmed with deep
.s.sNi collar Of white lace. Tulle. embroidered
tt,lh leis. Is material that VII be- much worn
'.s winter, and in black perhaps looks best over
q white foundation.
MANY PRETTY TOUCHES
flif
oe4tec blouselke garment. opening in front 90
noW open vest pieces that pass under The belt and