New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

the inside of the arm, with deep scaiop covering
the hand the outside.
Another garment introduces one OF the ne"
coors. a reddish brown that is rather asreeape'
This a loose cape, with dolman sleeves cut III
one piece and making deep point. There are no
shoulder seams the sleeves starting from the turn
over collar The entire garment is trimmed with
lines of Cluny lace, dyed the same shade anu
mounted over cream satin. the pattern OF the isce
showing small diamonds united by an entredeuS'
Eery dressy cloaks will he made OF NetNe'' pam
velvet and the fancy vevets If women VIII accept
them The manufacturers have turned out any
amount OF pretty patterns. and 1t VIII not oe .he
fault of the dressmakers IL they are NOT USED inc
handsomest of the velvet coats are trimmed WIN
fnr and TO be a bit more than fashionable one
may have a high collar That is. two-thirds OF the
coats this winter will made chokerless but some
exclusive tailors introducing models Win hisH
fur collars. Coats. whether made of velvet or fur
or of the combined, are trimmed with passe-
menterie.
A comfortable mantle with loose back is Of
black velvet with yoke and high. turned over
choker of sable The yoke is bordered in the back
by a pattern of lacelike passementerie ending In
series of falling ornaments. The sleeves have
full shaped founce attached to a sleeve close al
most TO the elbow, and this is trimmed in the
same way. and has band of fur as a border
What may & be d sa one ssm sth
s+Ind coat ~ Of a mixed black and white cloth.
double breasted and closed with light pearl buttons
Dartiv -t faced with white velvet This same shape
is made with touches of red cloth on collar
a beautiful by Mile Brand Brandes ;as At the be
Gmee 3 pattern at of Ivy appiaut
in velvet and steel of deeper shade: The front OF
enteTie s aGe ornameh GS and there are hanging
from the big, pufred sleeves There are triple
round collars. and choker.
AUTUMN STREET SUITS.
IN the autumn street suits find the skirt and
coat suit slightly of favor. as 1t has been for
all practical purposes for the last year. The sep
arate coat is the front now. and its
introdpctlon in fancy stufls gives I, an air Of nov
with small fur pieces take the form OF. pleated
bolero effects are prominent, and which made
Of the same rough and fancy wools that are found
Similar woods were described in these columns
them then and the importers talking of nothing
else although the dressmakers were rather more
1t Is much the same thing to-day The
new models in these wools and the dressmakers
trutfully present them & as new models: If women
enough to refuse them, no one Is at fault. How
did not expected several seasons ago.
but the bolero as short outside garment IVA was In
even more effective in fancy woos. than IN plain
ing favor slowly. and will be less of decided in
In the mean time description of some OF IF the
models that the Paris authorities have to show shows is
of interest The pretty black ar and y white ad 10 %
unstitched box pleats, one down the miodie OF tne
back
the skirt haring but plain A blue and white gar
loon combined with diamonds of a iacelike passe-
menterie trim the bottom leaving the box pleats
untrImmed There is girdle belt of the same
trimming finishing behind with passementerie
ends of black and white silk. The front Of the
bodice is laid in three loose box pleats. and the
close back has a fold down the middle that opens
TO show a bit of blue cloth A yoke of the trim
ming starts on each side of this and finishes with
Dassementerie drops in front There is a little
vest OF blue cloth. The sleeves, stitched to the
elbows flare out with three stiff stitched shingles
or closed pleats difficult to describe exactly. These
gather into a little turned cuff of blue cloth
and are trimmed with lines OF galloon and passe-
menterie drops.
A handsome suit of maroon colcred cloth has the
skirt laid In smaller round pleats. and the bottom
trimmed between the pleats with strips OF black
fur laid pale yellow cloth; bordered by a black
silk braid The front of the bodice makes boiero
with inner Directoire lappets of fur and cloth
turning over the sides, and belt to match There
are some beautiful yellow and silver buttons used
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about the shoulders and neck. or falling over the
arms There other pretty stole effects. often
trimmed with passementerfe. The Jackets snow
velvet belts and passementerie trimming. as rule
The majority are cut without choker and with
vests that may be worn open or folded over. but
as is the case with the wool garments. there Is a
return to the idea Of high collar and double
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