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

other present day convenience and those who use
them continually wonder why some eXasperateo
mother did not think of them long ago
In long skirts barrow coats white flannel stlII
occupies first place. Knit skirts are sometimes
used, but they are not popular. In ornamentatlon
the tendency is toward refined simplicity rather
than ostentatious elaboration. Hand work Is
feature of the best work both at home and abroad
Long coats continue to be exploited in cashmere
bengaline taffeta and an occasional louisne- Many
OF them are embroidered by hand or have heaNy
lace motifs introduced the cape portions Capes'
by the way. are a staple feature Of the infant
long coat and are continued quite as nuch Aor
ornamental as practical purposes
In short coats the matter of trimming ana
material are largely the same but the capes are
broader and shapely and the sleeves some
what fuller. While white. and white alone remains
the one permissible color for the long coat tue
range is a broad one for all other wraps. plnh
blue red tan. reseda and even black All ;
OF models are seen this season rom nos f T
fine French cambria embrodereO to the Iur dHdI ,
Of Baby Bunting association only that otheI skliS
o,antIS pressed into service for aristocrauc poll
Round yokes. IN both long and short dresses
largely predominate becoming the gronnqwork Tor
-arious KINDS of dainty decoration. huHleS' ntL
thcs. br"telles shoulder peCrS ana riGence as
formerly. fine beading or Piping OF aeie for the
finishing of this dainty portion Of dainty niue
gown. sleeves moderately fuii and slmpiy H,l-
jshed with fril of lace or band OF emoroldeFy, OF
even a plain turned back cuff. skirts have hem
stitched and beaded hens and % Tor or p
stvle OF yesterday with alternate rows OF laCs
trcks and insertion. hut they are not considered
the thing n"vertheless ,,.,..-, I'm
.FootWear" saws the Wnmen's and Infants Ut
nisher' changes perhaps less than any Depart
ment Of chdren's garbing The worsted bootee sun
caters 70 the needs OF numerous consumers as 90
tho knit slipper kid moccasin and the So1t kld
shoe The kimono style o. cashmere or SIX outer
garment has already made a ComtortaDle niue
place for itself among baby apparel ana the shsW5
and sacks of Crochetrd WOrSted or einprolutTeu
"a sbrere show no signs % waning popularity.
Rims of all things the hardest 10 mako bedntliul.
have nevertheless materially raised tneir StaIdsI9
still of
sorsre and quilted variety. the round. the seal
ioped edge the shield shaped IS well as the crash
ma linen Mother Goose varieties. But the 3rlSto-
cratic bih of the season * a law unto itself ana;
taxing the hest from all other models. has eVOlNed
a distinct and pleasing type. 1t is IN TWO pieces,
tho under part padded and quilted and the over OF
MINOR mart Of fine cambria. lace embellished with
he most exquisite little eribroderies. floral NOUS
errinkled over il. The two parts are detachaoie
and SO easily 1aundered little beyond the "arn-
roba horizon but often shown with the little gar
,oTte arc the new bottle holders OF delicate SINS
daintiv embroidered or painted. These holdetS
bsVa a stiff circular with wadded silk sides drawn
nm with cord at the top Forget nle-notS mar
guertes and quaint little devices ornament INC
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