New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-26

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WHAT FURRIERs SHOW
The furriers show a great variety Of dainty col
lars and short garments. Ideas seem to come out
every week. There are small neckp!eces straight
about the throat and closing with a loon and end
a sort OF haf bow carried in fur. For these
eruine without black tails is the first choice and
frInlne Is the most expensive Of furs. with per-
which Is growing Extremely pretty gar
i HTa ~ Pe ~ gfls are sold now, at price much
~ in the latest designs but petit girls is no Longer
sable and seal Moeskin is the rage and If rs s Ag
ior hats and parts Of gowns. well as FOR outside
p. Father an original garment that a furrier has
vii i I'D ga Is a oo!eTo OF gray chenille over silk
III chenille. but doing away with the fur under the
arms makes a bOerO that shows no cuTn siness
MoleskIn IS most fascinating tur and no one
seems quIte 70 agree as to It's color 1t looks brown
~ some !lShts gray IN others and tones in beaut-
IulIy with all shades Of purple and mauve. Some
loEey turoans OF this fur are trimmed with purple
velvet and others as attractive with the fashion
a pretty shawl shaped garment OF erruine Il.
sLalsh5d on me shoulders and up the front. Tho
and filed in with pleatings of white mousseIine de
sole great deal OF chenille and sseIine de
are less liked than formerly. Short fur capes show
often embroidered velvet collars of the stole va
The tailors show some smart gored skirts. with
point OF trimming This is a nice model FOR a Fancy
wool with the points I'm plain cloth in a contrasting
color. The idea * sometimes carried out wit n
SCallOps of the ClOtn running up the knees In
the Of nine Eored skirt this ornamen tation is
used only on the side seams. leaving the front and
back breadths plain The same trimming an be
repeated on a bOlerO top.
VELVET GOWNS
Velyets come IN such light weights that the mod
ish shirred skirt is possible in this material The
deep dahlia shades lovely in velvet and look
well with trimming OF black. laceIke passernen-
teTie \ visiting costume in velvet OF this color IN
a dark shade has a skirt shirred except IN the
froIc breadth. L IS trimmed n the bottCI two
bands Of hlet Ddsse ruenterie. ending in -eInge
For the top is little bCieTO with deep SHOULDER
pieces. slOping away in n curve under the arms.
This is trimmed with the passementerie and fringe
and is over blouse made up Of ecru lace ruffies.
The novel sleeyes n piece down the inside
seam The outside Of the upper part swells out in
q sort Of funnel shape fail OF lace and the
cuff instead Of being close might be expected.
A rlodish color is a shade OF gray. with a blush
tinge that is called here "pneu." Il Is really a
stone gray under name. Most OF the velvets
have q soft light the surface that gives rather
pastel tone.
Voiies are evidently 10 be worn all winter. the
silk and wool mixtures especially. A favOrtte way
IL trimming these is by drawn work, which looks
particularly well over the COored foundations SO
much in vogue
CoIored foundations Will add a bit OF novelty 10
all thin fabrics. E-mbrOderieS combined with per
foratiJns have taken n new lease Of life The
colored slip gives more variety 10 evening gowns.