New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
SMART TAILOR M4DES.
Fr1Oo!ity as WeU as Se0erity in This
Go5cn Time.

Bloonlingdale Brothers, Lexington to Third
avenue and 59th TO 6OtH street. are showing
particularly fine line Of those most Indispensable
OF garments. tailor-mades. They have them all
the way up from the strictly tailored style cut
on the most approved masculine linees to the
elaborate afternoon gown, with its frivolous
little Eton jacket. One of the masculine ones
was in soft wool fabric. showing inconspicu-
Gus stripes of blue and grayish green It was
made with q closely fitted three-quarter coat,
elaborately strapped and finished with a touch
Of olive green velvet on the collar and cuffs
The skirt was laid In double box pleats all
around.
A beautiful little Eton suit was Of dull green
broadcioth heavily trimmed with black soutachs
braid and set off with rose colored pipinss The
coat was cut in small points at the bottom. and
beneath them was a. knife-peated frill Of green
ta1eta- brown broadcloth had q slightly
olouseo jacket with short pleated bsso
around the hips Both coat and skirt were laid
a. pIedus and there We're few little straps held
aoWn with tiny gold buttons on the latter rTl7a
garment was fastened with larger gold buttons
sIlo aa velvet belt was secured by a gold BUCKLE
Inc me sleeves were in three-Quarter length and
little edges Of chamois-colored hroa dcGo+b .-u e.
lshed the collar and cuffs iii'
"a remarkable costume in currant colored
oIoancloth had, instead of the usual rIeatr
pointed panel effects stitched down to HttbIn
, a.. men ana a half Of the edge. These came to
SiA ilCNtS Or the hem. in fropt ~,
oouoie panel, the lower one coming n ~
bottom OF the skirt. This costume had s,o-e n-e
eoat s nhished with gold buttons large and snneiI
WIN d Delt or velvet fastened hv e,oI5 h-,e1T
vest Of mauve broadcloth was exte16ad s,5
10 lhe sloe seams at the bottom and tbaro @ -
uouGh OF rnauVe IN the sleeves The collar u,aS
u - FeIVet IN the same shade as the gown w,tb
1he nauve broadcloth laid over n 0'' Will
IN tne millinery department thew b,1o o,,
uing Ior everybody. There are cute Iitt,e ~
@ ne.s Ior me baby. smart little toGues and bon-
nets Ior the baby's grandmother, If sbe pUii Iii
consent 10 wear them and eII so,ts - s enc VIII
Lor Ihe babys mamma, from the uftle tbontIe
-. VI Ioses' up 10 the magnificent carriage
nat WIN plumes, possibly yard LONG
One striking chapeau was I'm what ts ,
a ss tLte continental shape. though much more
coctaeo lIlan any our forbears ever thoupbt os
rosettas ~ IT va was OF gray felt. caught up with
tepseltes OF gray panne velvet in such q 49,
that long point projected over tI1e faro ,T:s aS
,!, -, caught with a steel buckle at the side
~ pselsu - lle trimming: Another gray hat I'm
ss, ee shsoe known as London smoke was trimmed
with four uncurled ostrich pIurnes baid III -
pofnpon or gray velvet. Under the brj,, q
r. SA were "I Fosettes Of gray and green ribbon
year. combination this
A gorgeous carriage hat was Of white rrrerob
tsl on KIND Of poke shape, covered with morn
"hite grapes. A scarf of lace wee draned
around the front and hung down IN vardiona
ends az the back Among the flowers 1ye .iolig t
OF dark blue velvet ribbon vas 10"
a striking evening hat was of white lace an
piaue trimmed only with two white featbers
neio py single brown rose, surrounded with
underneath ~ wv FUSES
Red seems TO be a favorite color this wear and
the rec hats occupy an immense showcase bv
themselves One Of the more striking ones u-as
red mushroom shape, covered with b,scL
grapes. Another n wine colored 6erb,-
trimmed win lavender plunes and shaded roses
a thlrd was a wine colored felt trimmed with
plume. "'-'' eoio'eu