New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
Paris, sePt@8Ss&eH q


The long floating wells have proved SO becor-
ing during the summer that the fashion is con-
,inued on the winter hats. The shops are full
OF toques and walking hats swathed with
chiffon yelling that ends in a curtain behind, and
exclusive miIliners have introduced the mode OF
Chanfilly wells on velvet hats. In Paris, when
an idea Is taken up by the shops IL Is usually
supposed to be finished as far as the smart
world is concerned. but this particular fashion
must be put down one OF the exceptions to
sbe rule well known milliner the Rue de
la Paix says that her clients do not wear the
long veil with a walking suit unless It be for
travelling when the veil is draped over simple
hat. For THE afternoon very elegant broad
hrirnnaed hats with low crowns are trimmed with
falling wells of real lace, generally Chantilly.
one example is low crowned hat with wide
circular brim of black velvet and veil Of black
lace draped over the brin and held about the
crown by a band of gold ribbon. embroidered
with tiny flowers done in colored ribbon. An
other interesting hat is toqus Of white kid.
trimmed with a long white lace veil
The nl!lliners differ very much to styles
In hats Some Of the places show the high Dr.
rectoirs crowns that came into vogue In the
late summer and others declare that these have
gone "out" and exhibit as especially modish va
r;ous low crown shapes. A chic example of
This is extremely narrow. with the point over
the left eye. 1t is attractive In purple velvet
with bunch of soft, ourving purple aigrettes
on one side
first choice in trimming consists Of wreaths
OF very small flowers, and there is also consid~
cradle embroidery used. A good many OF the
shapes are decidedly clumsy. or at least they
seem so after the summer millinery. There are
a great many toques Of the kind not seen for
some wears Colors remain strong, ali shades
OF maroon purple bright blue and brown being
CONSPICUOUS Although the hats are less tilted
than In the early summer. the ''Imperatrice, a
round hat worn we'll over the forehead and much
trimmed under the crown behind is conspicuous
The FIRST cold days IN Paris calling out
tailored suits Of fancy Enthusiastically practical
suits. Strangely enough. fancy woods, even when
trimmed, are considered less dressy and better
suited Ger the ni-saison than cloth suits. A
pretty black and white checked wool is made up
with a red vest and has the SIDES OF the Jacket
trimmed with gray passementerie. Another
wool suit is oddly trimmed with cloth bands.
The wool is a fine check in two shades OF brown
and warm shade OF brown is chosen for the
cloth. There are two bias bands OF cloth about
the bottom OF the skirt which is cut walking
length. and three narrower bands running all
about the tunsc. The tunic is cut with the sides
curved away from the front breadth. The revers
and cuffs are faced with cloth and slightly en-
broidered with black and gold
The bolero. attached 70 a belt and cut to
blouse slightly all about only in front is TO
the fore again In fact. the pouch front ;s
oreeping In once more on gowns Of all sorts
sleeves too, are growing more flowing and
vague as 10 line; not that the little short STIFF
sleeve has gone out, but it is not the only sleeve