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New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

wsse simply latticework Of ribbon with a chou
& white rnelines at the shoulder.
usost artistic dress by Maurice Mayer was Of
white chiffon. rith two deep founces of white
proedoioth placed about six inches apart SO that
The upper one gave something the effect OF an
9verskrt, These fiounces were eut IN wide seal
lops at the bottom and IN points at the top, ana
were caught down TO the foundation material with
- embroidery of edelwetss extending partly over
tho chiffon and partly the broadcloth.
Penem gown OF silver gray satin was en-
broidered around the foot In blue with a touch of
Pink ana rnedallions OF silver lace, while Ia
Terrfer robe in rose de bois chiffon velvet had
ptptngs and q tie Of lavender.
W Wansrnaker pot only Imports gowns as models.
hundreds Of imported tailor made gowns are being
-ehown. There is also immense stock of i'm
ported wraps. from the wee little real Irish coat
up 70 e heavy theatre wrap covering the whole
gown Some exquisite little theatre wraps by
EAfes Poxet who has coma to be known the
Worth Of the separate coat.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
LACE IN LOVELY FORMS
Princess Go5cas and Opera Goats
TzgO Of Its EfectiUe Mediums.

now mat faces are playing important
part perhaps than ever before in the construction
oi gowns or almost every sort, a visit the lace
department of Enrich Brothers, Sixth avenue 22d to
go street. is particularly worth while For fortv
nine years this house has been building reputa-
tion as headquarters for real laces. and this sea-
son 1t announces its importations TO be equal 70
those Of any two previous seasons combined.
Entire princess robes of real lace with Irish
crochet combinations are something Of which
Ehrich Brothers make a speciality. These are i'm
ported models, all of them. and can be had also in
net with hand embroidery BoIero Jackets in
Venetian and real Irish crochet are 10 he FoTn5 IL
great variety, and there is an assortment Of real
11ce opera coats tnat 1t would be hard to duplicate
Ehrich's speciaIties. -s ''S' 0A
IN real lace neckwear there is an equally exten-
sive display-berthas. circular collars yokes half
sleeves and stock, In Venetian, duchess Carrtck-
macross and real Irish crochet or the Carrick-
macross there is also fine assortment in edges
In the decorations used upon lace gold spane1as
seem to be in great favor on white lace whiIo
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

r hra an 20 the usual eolors for evening The
ns p WITH n6 ReT9rations AROUND the top OF the slip
i9e 1et hssi is is either Louis or Cuban wood heel
Set peaded slippers In black kid, dull matt kid
ailu oiacS castors are one Of the seasons strong
features in evening footgear Satin sIppers in
various colors are also in demand.
For winter and street wear the black Russia or
gnu KID Is most popular. A plain vamp boot OF
tnis material has Cuban heel and small leather
bow Of the same material at the vamp seam forms
me the, enect OF a high pump. These boots come in
deini- patent leather patent calf or colt and can
De ms had either in lace or button style.
Ihere Is q growing demand, this firm declares
Tor tan cloth top boot patent foxed, presuna bly
10 go with the costumes of that shade, and also q
greater demand for plain vamped shoes without any
tip. in all kinds of leather "
a neat boot for walking has a black cloth top
Win patent leather foxing. Another attractive
street shoe is made with short vamp with the
upper part OF dull matt kid overlapping the vamp.
without tip. and with a l9s-nch Cuban heel This
has the effect of shortening it. ~ -
Inc newest riding boot of the season "a In oil
olacR ttussia or gnu kid. It stiff legged Uithou
CUTS mas "a 11a-inch Cuban heel and a toe some
what narrow and receding. A similar boot can be
h4d also In patent leather or tan
IN sporting footwear Alexander shows a rno.t
SoinpIete line OF specially constructed shoes for
nockey and skating, as we'll for roller skating
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY OCTOBER p. 1906

tbo, 81. decoration of ones favorite room? An
unsatisfactory gown may DC @ nuna away ou, snv,v 2.
mnst remain a continuous eyesore to the occupant.
but there is need of such con.resen1ts IL Sns
choosing has been done Mt McGibbon d 60 g. ior
there everything that money ski ds ana Gun inaeaa
the Y,are Jayman NAV well fee! presumptuous IN at
Tempting TO describe tho facilities al conhand a
technical knowledge requiring years OF az IA
would he necessary to give adequate deh OF tne
beeutifrl and highly wrought out eHects IN tho
materials and designs displayed s,ns g.,
But suppose has pouaolr tbn+ .Y.ru ~,
detail shall be in perfect harmony with ,c stcn
furniture one goes TO McGiDbons and states
the case one is seated comfortably. IN one one or
those deliehtful old-fashioned wing chairsaor
Crondfather chairs as they sometimes caIed-
and q noiseless assistant brings, not a con1uslo,h
of fabrics and commercial patois OF i1discriiml.
to buy but q framed water color sketch; eeauti- @
fully executed of n boudoir furnished Win ohe..a- a
ton or Chippendale Louis Qulnze, as tne case
may be- and done in the appropriate fahrcs: Th IN IN
toner instead OF being bewildoIed with trying
TO guess how this or that Twill look when 1t is
done has the accomplished result before nep; m IL
sketch. and another. until the heart desire rs -
gratincd. Then the choosing OF materials is an
easy thing. - A. oor,s+s
the rugs the curtains, the portieres. the tapes,
tries the screens and the bed hangings are an
chosen with the same careful study. The assort-
rent of textile fabrics for house decGratlon is
very beautiful. and would require the skill OF an
expert to describe It properly. In the almost IN.
finite variety of exclusive designs in every sort
of fabric used for hansings each one seems d
Screens of tanestry and screens with painted
panels genuinely good paintings ty reputaois
artists with scenes copied from Vatican and
ure of this rare pace, while real Gobelin tapes
tries adorn the walls.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
NEW IN FOOTWEAR.
Walking Shoes of Gnu Kid-Quaint
EUening iSIppers.

The fall and winter season Of le06W opens at
A. Alexanders Sixth avenue and 10th street, with
the largest variety of designs ever shown in
this establishment.
In evening slippers there is a growing demand
for buckles by way of ornament. and this necessi-
tates a design of tongue slipper. both with
and without strap. These buckles principally
OF cut steel and rhinestone.
Among the many new designs three special
ones that cannot fail to become popular. TIE first
is known as the Coriuthian and in various
colors. The second is the Sterling a slipper hay
ing u whole solid front, with small slide in
the centre, at the base of the instep, and with
bit of elastic set in tho sides, to serve the
double purpose of holding the slipper close to the
foot and OF keeping it tight at the Sides 1t comes
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
WHERE TO BUY FURs.
ErclusiUe Designs in Al the Sea-
sons Fashionable PeIts

The firm of Bonwit, Teller & Co Nos = -, :,
west zsd street devotes itself exclusively ~ ,ba
saIe oi "onens outer garments. and from the
gorgeous evening gowns on the ton noor d,1rr -
the multtudinoUs accessories On the ers+ +b a.
hothins In this line that cannot be found
Inc fur department has been greatly enIs-gA,
this year, and its prices will interest .vayy ,,~
them 1s srs t9,t 70 thlnk OF ways and Some Of,
"A ?O-inch caracul coat for Instance fntendAd
long broadcoth coat with siberian sSErye qnd iinre
u S4o oV. Another exceptional value is a brOad'
handsome lynx collar at SIS iA-''s' anu
a but there are costly things well for those who
little set OF neekpiece and mufr in natural Hadsos
nsfy,rT sIe b3 Ssiag s3Se The set is mounted with
There is an extensive line OF coats in the new
These ali the way from SIS 50 Up To s92s ee'
IaIIor made suits for women and misses are
cloths. cheyots and velvets with short coats long
coats. nip length and pony coats. A striking long
skirts of the coat coming almost to the bottom ot
" oTer naroM anq be the TPpr Upper part 69usns slight
broadcioth. and white satin lining and the whole
black braid. A handsome black broadcloth had a
box pleated skirt. with braided ornament the
foot Of each pleat, and short fitted coat covered
Another black broadcloth. with an Eton coat.
tern OF the broadcIoth appliqued upon It, The liz,
He's e coat was cut In points round ne bottom and
one OF the @ ultra things shown Cd IN {hs line o;
tassel These garments shown in black, white,
champagne color. wine. and green, and are lined
with peau de cynge. A very useful cape for either
motoring walking Of herring bone MKT
ure made with a hood and lined with checked
tafeta.
One of the many handsome dinner COWS TO be
seen here had skirt Of corn eolored velvet inset
almost to the hips with dyed Renaissance lace.
The bodice was OF figured net dyed to match the
velvet with woke OF white cluny and grde OF
corn colored satin, which came well down in front,
but shortened at the back 10 meet the require
ments Of the Empire mode.
Another OF finely striped black and white chiffon
was trimmed both skirt and bodice with Van
dyks points OF black velvet ribbon. mingled
the bodice with a little black lace. A lace girdls
completed what was certainly stunning costume
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
AFTERNOON COINS.
Continued from frst paga

other handsome waist was OF hand embroidered
messaIine with Valenciernes and Cluny yoke
and elbow sleeves finished IN hand embroidery,
Cluny lace and ''VaI' edging. The back was solid
embroidery, coming to a point at the waistlne
Macy's small hats are and smart. and a loc
Of uncurled ostrich plurnes were seen, as well as
a great many different fabrics on single nat
sailor shape in gray velvet had Ma!ines draps!
around the crown and held IN place BY con ot
ribbon. Various flowers were added, including one
large American Beauty rose. several blue and gray
passion flowers and a bunch OF smoky pOnpon-
like blossoms quite unknown to botany. but highly
decorative nevertheless The bandeau waS or gray
Malines and ribbon
A Susanne Talbot hat was effective IN q small
mushroom shape Of sealskin. trimmed with three
seal colored plumes and some metal ribbon.
An English derby IN mink WAS evolved into some
thing new by high back bandeau. back TRIM
ming OF American Beauty roses and ribbon veivst
The result was unique
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

black spsngles are equally popular on black lace
OF bridal laces real point lace seems to be To-
yored this season point appliqucs being preferred
for very youthful brides. Venetian lace Is scaroe
ana IN great demand, but there no scarcity OF IL
here and princess laces in all widths with inser-
tons TO match, are being sold at prices that arc
"A cents to 81 q yard. ~
sortment of black Chantiily aiiover Iaces which
are neing much worn over white silk foundations
Tor entire dresses. Another feature of their stock
Is black silk Venetian lace applique in separabIe
designs or figures. festoons, floral patterns ana
medallions These also to be obtained In Cluny
lace; which has been extensively used this year in
combination with the real Bruges-qufte a new
effect. II would take too long to tell the full story
of Ehrich's aces. but more item must be noted
namely. the real thread black lace shawls for
$50 9S very unusual bargain
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
HOUSE DECORATION,S
Harmonious accessories for the
Room Beautiful

The immense showrooms on the second foor ~
McGlbbon & Co, 18th street and Broadway. must
be the Mecca of all housekeepers who care for the
really beautiful and artistic in house decorations
Here are to be found not only the materials them
selves in abundance and profusion but a force of
highly trained assistants ready to lend the best OF
Judgment and taste, and Furthermore. there are
upon ones choice. and what is moro irnportant
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

pplue fastened at the back and sweeping over the
nir; small gold toque dotted over with colored
sS st9nes mas large black plume attached to one
@ sue, wItn cameo brooch. Another charming little
na unehnS t9Gue Is of blue tulle, with large rose
s,nsie hst ostrich feather of an orchid mauve tint
Another or green tulle is trimmed with nnarabout
leathere and two white lilies. with gold stamens
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
EATRE HATS.

Theatre hats are to be small this SEASON In fact
many OF them will be moro like fancy head dresses
lhan nats' put the small hat and toque will,
ments pretty theatre hat is crownless model
composed or peacock blue velvet and lace en-
broidered with gold. with pink rose nesting In
front and a paradise tail shading from pink to pale
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
DAINTY MODELS IN HAT SHAPES

Noted among the small hat shapes which are so
popular this season for evening is covered with
W Wfesoen enea0 roses fn Another pretty model
roses third is in white tulle frosted with siIvsr
the tulle arranged In big pun on one sida
the last touch of daintiness r~Dii Oeiiios' sNs
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Sm fiiBlen Gdjatten.
Carroll S0uttllcrWartcn
956 Srcoerid.Mbenie,
nabe Der .aoubon.parfs gemeferb.~
Spbn o.. Saafc,
(W'ai1s.6Wf Giaentblinler.
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Sulton-9lpe., lit fir cine Yeriooe Don
II bis IA Sabren an einem befti9en
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llngenab perliriaf)te. Ger &opf
puroe olrf Die glusbreitung Der
aranfbeit ali Die gultadiibe Nobre
affi5irt uno tbeilmeiie 1oitbbeit re.
iilltirte. aSm Sllni 1905 begab ii6
Sr. giorris in 9ebanblung BON Gr.
Sartlep, Dem 9taien-, aeblen. uno
Sbren.Spe3ialiiten, Nr. 3tt, goro-
Enca-Strube, uno trob ser lansen
lauer Der aranfbeit begann tie Ser
Spe5ialbebanbluug bes Ir. SartleD
81 ipeiben. 6r. s.orris, obgleid in
ieitem 6S. Sabre, lit seiuno uno
miinter. Ger Gaturrb lit furirt, oas
8ebor ,pieoer bergeitellt uno Der off.
geneine 3ultano geboben poroen.
8emobnlid) lit Elm peralteter Gatarrb
iflper 5ll fllriren. Or. Snrtlep i6eint
nit ieiner Spe5iaIbebnollng Die
,Srage geloit 1no Die Wetbooe, cine
Sur berbei5ufiibren, entoedt 81 ba,
ben. .Saturoap Mepieip."
(244-5)
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@oloemberg's Ssses+s ssSe",
23 % nuo ~ @eas9erinstun.str.
2Oppelte 9. G. $. Stamps NIT jScm Gmfami.
VorlduRge Mnsleanug corretter 0erbitmooem
In allen Scpartememts.
GDrrcftc Moocn in ncncn Serblt-Mn-
5iigcn,

Surrtttc Wlp0cn III ncieH Oerb1t=yn7
sii9cn.
81 300 0amen &lcior0dc aus
gon5mollenen Eanonos, blml luto
ldluar5 mO grallen Qtelirlngen;
neue SalbelInooe, nit Strippcn unO
&nopfen beIett. .......... 1898
$5.9S 500 cleannte Gamen @eb-
tleiorode, aus feinen euglilhcu Eos
nanaS, Gbepiots, 9roabclotbS llno
Melirlngen gan5 neue Serbitmo-
belle .'............... ,S3.9S
$S 100 elegante 8cbfleiOrode aus
'ebr feiner idpar5er Ennamo; ora.
ciolcs Wfooell .......... .S4.9S
9tcue ScrbIt- -9ln5iige aus 9rooo-
cloth unO Wtelirlingen, idpar5 uno
alle ,Sarben; englbenoeS, 27.50GigeS
Sofet; 2ibcn ON aragen II. Snmmt-
umo SibenbeiaB an Den Wtanihetten;
gtlnBlitter .......... $3.50
9tele ,tailore0" Serblt 9lll,ii9e
aus SrodoclotD; elnfade &noptrelbe,
"a 3oa lougcs radet; ibpor5 lno
ollc Serbltiarben; &ragcn nit ieiner
Sanlnlt unO &n0pien beIett; 9ltlob.
iiltter; ncucr ,filteo" &Ieiorod; NOR
gen S~S.0U
$6 Gnmcnmdntel aus engliiber
Souert; sltlaBiutter. ...... .$3.9S
SIS bis $12 Gamer Sadets aus
feiniter irnportirter Gopert; sltIaB.
iittter $500
Spitcngaroincn Bargain.
400 Eoar 9tottingbom Spibengor.
oinen, SefllnOas, poiitip So bis So
tpertb. 9tur fiir morgen, Eaar 9Se.
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Gc6tsanpQltc inoolliren
9l6tb. ?llonjo 9, Wiilcs
sic empfeblem ieue 0Sabl ais 6id)tcr Der pbcritem
Weribtsbamf Der Stabt Baltimore.

Nom Ote SmotSSebgeGng MorDlno sic Hab einem
meerc Hder Der Oberen cdtabnf ser Saot Baltimore in
opeber 1906 nboeocn @a angeorone bat 1ere ocn
nccnetn Mge0ern oeS Baltimore 9nrrrnS inom sic @
get Der Sebg oter Sh9 eiem Der iin9crrn Ogpoer
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d Sr Nlon MeS megen unantaaren tegridt
nbmo0enoen SemponntS n 5uuorfomnnoe 9ebnrnS einer
gel9e nb9fln lmo elneS urit'cn tes elnen bap
ocrngSpirogen Nber Ser obcn GhtSban ao Baltimore
miro
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1926 OeIsSeiS5fcn etmos abBeIa9ert, S195
$500 SodribpI3s s@iSidbrdrfe, S4,1j.
.5Oc sSabbdnic 3um GniIappen, 29e.
sluspabI bon iScnitersSerecnS. 25e.
9rs,pabI bon 1biirsecreenS, soc.
800 Greppens sStrobmatter. Toe,
&c. 3reppensS Sirobmuien &c.
15c. aaraniirie &arteni1Idude. 1e pro SilB.
$1.25 SnSsoei8bfeu fir 9aoeiiubeu, 15e.
So Gbras=M =Mdbmnibiner, abeelagert, S1.15.
$3.50 Gatnriietu gSaiier.6Itrirer. $500.
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Bnltintnre-Gunntu
--ifto---
WarDlano:s SHUTS Tair
Tit1tn1tilt111
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gne irilberen llnierbnItngen unoEpeIe iieue
gittraifionen
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W. Grncit Seufins.
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,0Sniain Der sommtrtourtn." :"

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StccpledDaies nnb 5ladJrennen
3tnrcico,

inter ben auipi5icu tes .,gaiapses Sunt Club
Snmifag, ben 1. September,
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t2i4-6J
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$i75 Steinerre 99aiieriiibIcr, nit ridcIs
pnitirtem pabn, $f.C0.
S225 init 9lSbcit nuSaeicb!uDcnc pMondrd"
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15c. jaS.@liibiiriinlpie, 60 aer5eniiirte. Sc.
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$225.
40c. nidelplaitirte Spudndpie, PIC.
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2Je
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Games VI. Number.
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AMUSING AND UNRELIABLE
wRfrg.Up OF STATES PoLE
TICS APPEAR IN a SEATTLE
NUMBER oF A NEW YORK
PERIODICAL.

Sosae mighty lnterestsn' readln =
on tbs Nlslliics Of Washington u
containesI Ia thr November number
Of the Successful American. =
writenp= periodical published In
New Tort city The number il
called Seattle numbeF and con
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fous Neu United States Senators.
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The legislature Of the state OF
Waah3nkton will. the ensuing sin
Ter. eisrt p W Nuikey aud Mf
Bourne 10 represent that common.
wealth IN the United States senate
Il a. known that the vote Of the
people last june. under the provi.
slous Of the direct primary Law, will
be considered final and there viii
BE- nothing 70 do but ratity the pop
uinr decision
~Mr Bourne and Mr. Mniksy will
be chosen on the fret ballot and
iof The fret time since the session
of 1ssi ~ili senator be elected