New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
Draped Wells on Paris Hats.
The Most Use ThemOther Modes in Head
eear-PIaid and Plain Goats
NO. ss2 BROADWAY.

] These are merely small ideas that have not yet
crystaIlized into fashions.
The few elaborately dressed women that one
sees in Paris now seem 70 cling to the fashion
of wearing a large. beautifully tinted artificial
flower pinned on their dresses. In the case of a
light blue dress the flower is purple chrys-
anthemum. The fashion is pretty after one has
got accustomed to seeing artificial flowers worn
in this way, but il flowers are used TO trim
hat why not a dress? Cheap flowers those
unwisely chosen would be impossible in this
connection.
Tinted Iaces promise to be more fashionable
than ever, and for elaborate afternoon gowns
will be combined with velvet, cloth or fur. it be-
ing understood. OF course. that the lace is the
material of the gown and the heavier stuff the
trimming. Long jackets and paleIots OF lace
or heavy tulle, embroidered and ornamented,
will be worn shortly with skirts of heavier
stuffs
brown mousseline velvet trimmed with gold rib
bon-that is. decorated with ribbon embroid-
cry of fine flowers. This is used TO make a high
girdle belt. There is a yoke OF cream color
gupure embroidered with tiny ribbon roses, and
the embroidered gold ribbon forms the collar
There are two bands Of zibeline on the bottom
of the skirt
An interesting use of ribbon. in this case a
Pompadour design, is on a gown Of brown lace.
light tabac brown, and cloth the same color.
The cloth skirt is cut about two inches above
the hem by three-inch band of lace, and the
tunic is entirely of lace, bordered all about by
a shaped ruff1e OF the wide Pompadour ribbon.
The tunic opens in front and has rounded
corners, a shape very popular now. The bodice
is of lace, with the exception of a shaped belt
and cuffs to the elbow sleeves, and there is a
sort of bretele arrangement OF the ribbon.
There is a choker and small yoke of old lace.
fashion that seems firmly intrenched in favor.
Embroidered shirt waists are to be worn all
through the winter, but the material will be
white or tinted fannels and thin wools- The
woods that show fancy weavings are, perhaps.
more popular than 1annels and these are
ata5 l<a blOlE6S H.
broidery is put on. Solid embroidery is more
fashionable thar perforated designs this season.
bu, afte- all this is matter of personal pref
erelce. Lace insertions are sometimes used
Will; the embroidery.
jackets of plain cloth, with skirts of platds or
other fancy woods. In soma cases there is
waistcoat to match the skirt Very smart is
costume Of a rather fine dark green and blue
plaid made up with plain green cloth. The short
skirt hangs in box pleats and has stitched
band of the cloth pat about an inch from the
bottom The little cutaway Jacket IS severe and
mannish, and is made of the cloth, with green
velvet collar and cuffs. There is double
breasted waistcoat of the fancy wool. Another
example is gray wool tufted with green. The
skirt of this is laid in side pleats and un-
Ind reyers faced with gray kid, embroidered
in green silk and black soutache. The sleeves
are a moderate pun. nnlsheo Win a loose
stitched band put on below the elbow. and there
is close undersleeve of gray kid, braided and
embroidered.
At the same place are some interesting exam
pies of cloth suits made with long skirts, cos
tunes for the afternoon, but not too dressy 10
be used for walking. One is a navy blue cloth.
with the untrimmed skirt cut in becoming fash
ion with a close yoke from which hang wide
box pleats stitched for part Of the way. The
fitted Jacket has tiny pointed coat tails In the
back and slopes TO little point In front, which
is emphasized by the longer points of an under
vest of white kid, heavily stitched with black.
Kid, partly covered by blue straps, is used to
make reVers and a design down the front OF the
Jacket. The straps all finished with small
gold buttons, and the cuffs, set on below the
elbows are OF white kid and blue cloth straps.
Another gown is of pinkish ecru cloth. trimmed
/ with spotted velvet, white dull old rose
| ground. The skirt is trimmed with three grad
uated folds of the velvet. and the shortwaisted
Directoire jacket is trimmed with narrow velvet
bands The DIrectoire Jacket is prominent
| among the autumn models
Fashions for children OF from five to eight
| still lay great stress on the long WASTED
| oress, but the blouse is more prominent than
was The case last winter. Like women's houses
| II Is beginning to be fuller. pretty dress of
pare greenish gray cloth has a deep yoke Ont in
tWo points that lie each on a box nleat SIde
! pIeals. unstftched, I'll up the space between the
| tWo poN pleats. The circular skirt has three
lu o,. ana falls from a narrow shape6 belt
| sr, In white and piped with white cloth
me Yoke is piped and stitched in the same nav
anu ,nS points are ornamented with white ma sse
HIi ~ buttons The sleeves are a gigot rather
Lu.i ~ a. me Top Another pretty frock Is ~ raS
| sdli iI-LaCeo cioth, trimmed with red hapda -,
broidered with red and black E,rrL ,lS, en-
| oands seem To be an important iten1 - 80 ~ go
drens frocks and provide the novel; o IL ctii-
lacking in the cut. ii"Neity that is