The Washington times., 1904-11-13

ends there hang long tails. This neck
lace" is worn with a smashing big mufr
10 match
Then there are wonderful fichus made
OF strips Of velvet and fur all cunningIy
sewed together. Nothing could be
smarter than these and nothing more
effective IN carrying out a dress scheme
boa or neck trimming or this kind Is
easily made by any woman, for It re-
quires nothing more than a knowledge
OF how to sew fur and this is something
that can be readily acquired by anyone
with a taste for needleWork.
The fur AscOts are more worn than
ever. but this season one can buy them
tied. They are long and narrow and
shaped like an Ascot necAtie. They can
be worn with or without a scarf pin.
The pin must be very large TO be ef-
tective and the prettiest Ascots are
made OF ermine. mink. Persian lamb
and chinchilla, none or them cheap furs.
There come many fur trihes which
might be called furs and furbelows.
zone trunk" said a New York woman.
packing for a journey North, sis for
my furs and furbelows- It takes q
trunk 10 hold them"
In the bottom of the trunk iay q great
long auto cloak Of cloth lined with cheaD
fur and bOrdered with sable Then
there was a little short, smart coat OF
deerskin, loose and cut like a pajama
coat. And still another fur coat OF Per-
sian lamb abundantly trimmed as 10
neck and cuffs with Persian embroidery.
IL was particularly smart coat with its
lining OF gun metal satin and its Won
derIully gay collar and cuffs.
Furbelows OF Fur.
But in the top Of the trunk lay the
fur furbelOws. There was a long white
stole OF cloth edged with marabout;
there was a perfectly round fur collar
precisely like the old-fashioned far col
lars made OF ermine With a border OF
ermine tails; there was a long fury fox
which was silver on the edge. but brown
underneath: and there was a fur boa
made OF long black fur very large
around in shape and slightly fattened
And there We're two or three TRIES IN
little fat fur neck pieces 10 be worn
with any blouse or coat
Nor was this all. for there We're fur
strips 10 be put around the top of a
high crowned hat and there were strips
OF fur for the neck and for the belt Fur
belts are the latest freaks OF Dame
Fashion, and one OF her SWEETEST devo-
tees went down Fifth Avenue the other
day wearing q wide belt OF sable. al
most wide enough TO be a glrdle, fas-
tened in the front with a big buckle Of
gun metal.
Stocks elaspedF with metal buckles.
belts buckled low around the waist,
strips Of fur outlining vest and bolero.
and bands Of fur around the skirt. all
these are among the friyolities OF the
season.
IA the fur furbelows there are fur but
tons as big as trade dollars. little fur
strappings FOR the front OF a cloth gown,
round fur disks 10 trim a Russian blouse
of serge. Obi0ngs OF fur for the decOra-
ton of the military Jackets Of the sea-
son, and FUR strips for the tops of the
coat pockets.
1t is immensely smart this season 10
wear pocket, and pockets are let into
all gowns. They are set in the front OF
jackets as little breast pockets; they are
placed on the hips. where a haudker-
chef and a purse are slipped in. Pock-
cts are found IN skirts. and their tops
outlined with band of fur. and there
are pockets ia blouses and IN loose Eng
fish Jackets Even the Louis VI coats
have them. IL is very correct TO set
your pocket ia your coat and then to
run little strip of fur around the upper
edge OF the pocket. A fur button catch
es IL al the top There are sIiiI other
fur furbeloWs but this is enough for one
tEue.