Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

New York Fashion Letter

New York. Sept S-.As the autumn
comes on there Is always a time WHEN
our dressing "a most difficult. iho
season Is too warm aud too early 10
! Pot on anything that saYora OF vim
ter. and set The summer clothes aro
often too cool and 90 a decidedly
I frayt1 condition. Therefore the ruea-
I tlon arises. hoH lo De- suitably and boz
I comlngly dressed during thla "he-
tween seas1n.
II De- necessary perhaps. after AZ
much travelling and moving about dur
l lng tho summer 90 have a now street
dress for the morning. Loi TOO heavy
ln weight and yet onn fhat win an
extra warm blouse and lurs would
serve on those warm days that come
upon ua even in tho mi ist of winter
such q costume was developed from
sntln cloth by a pony Jacket suit,
which 81 one % the latest examples OF
that style. Box lhaplng character
izcd the front and vide incks no each
side Of the closing are stitched 90 tho
7 lower edge The hack "a scmihtilnE,
showing a tendency TO Is closer ehap
ms 90 The waist line this result DO
Inc obtained By sldc-nark seams that
extend from the shoulders and have
inverted plalis below the waist line
The edges OF the front meet In closing
and the narrow space between the
tuckE displays clustered buttons or or
namuuiatlun OF braid On simulated
vest eject and tho fastening ~ In
vlaibiy made A aat collar outlines
the neck. while coat sleeves ore sup
Na.H
gathers they are sufficiently wide at
che top 10 suggest the present favor
Tor broad shoulder e10te. and wide
turned back CUTS are their finish at
the elbow The skirt Is one of clrcu-
lar two-plece models so fashionable
just now, and has the seam Ia the
center front and back o.er an inyort
ca plait About tho sides are three
nuns folds laid about six inches apart
The only further decoration Is the ma
chine stitching. This costume would
make up prottlly Ia blue mohair with
a touch 0f red In the cuffs and collar.
and worn with a blue hat adorned with
blue volvo. and wings. 1he Eouac 20
be worn with q was Of blue and red
plaid, which sounds crude. ] know. but
was BY TIA pattern very pretty and
finished with one OF the new French
turn-overE and a bright tie.
Possibly ono OF tho corselet skirts.
made from some OF the thin goods in
vogue with Inverted plaiis on the
CORES, u a legacy from the summer.
This can be ripped auart, cleaned and
remado. An example OF sncf a gown
was IN tan wolfe and seemed 10 have
llshieued IN the process OF cleaning,
hut the owner put "a through a bath
of strong coffee from witch g emery
"a as good as new. The Did lining of
brown SIR had cracked TOO badly t0
be again used 50 "a ls.lng Of green
near-silk was considered good enough
Tor this mado-oYor drosa. which was
recul with some slight changes into a
plain eorde skirt and over each seam
was n strap OF green and brown silk /
dotted with red Tho bottom was
longthenet by q new piece that had /
gone through the same process as the /
dress to glyo u the same color and .
machine stitching was used as @ nn-
iah. The ton % the skirt was cut on f.
az the waist line, finished with a small I
belt under q silk girdio The waist /
blouse was made of the green lining
eilk and a very narrow bertha outlined
Il. the back was IN one piece. the |