New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
APRICOT AND EVEQUE
Both Street and EUening Costumes
Sho7cn In These Smart Shades.

Apricot color and eveque a peculiar shade of
plum are much IN evidence In the suits and evening
gowns shown by the ONeIl-Adams Company,
Sixth avenue, between 2Oth and 2od streets. An
imported dinner gown Of apricot duchesse satin.
embroidered in self color and gold threads is in
tho unusual combination of Empire Colonial and
japanese styles-the back giving the Empire ef-
foct, the short kimono sleeves over those Of lace
affording Japanese touch. while the front OF the
waist. solidy embroidered. IS laid in surpce fash
lon with long satin tabs hanging almost 20 the
feet chemisettc Of embroidered net. like the
undersleeves, has high standing collar topped
with a bit OF the satin and q touch OF gold.
Another striking dinner reception gown is OF
black chiffon over Copenhagen blue satin. the
bottom of the skirt made In points that are en-
hro.dered tn ridesCent beads OF peacock shades and
caught down to six-inch band made Of shaded blue
satin The broad Empire belt of the same has
sash ends falling down 10 the train and finished
with deep fringe. The blue satin also appears in
conjunction with the bead embroidery the short
puted sleeves. The waist Is almost entirely OF
gold hlet lace and the beau embroidery. and there
IS chemisc;te OF transparent lace with very high
collar finished with band OF blue threaded with
gold
theatre gown OF the soft new wool cloth in
white, has the entire bottom OF the trained skirt
trimmed with heJ and Irish lace, the bodice being
trimmed .u the same way. on the short lace
sleeve are deep pointed cuffs of the wool and the
embroidered net chemisette is finished with an un-
usually high collar. This is Mayer model.
Tunes ls ot uroadcoJh. with extra fun pleated
Ahltt iHc iAVc-ICarteT CutHNay coat trimmed with
l"t vest eHarultered IN varied shades of plum. \
iAutA admired apricot cloth Is also trimmed with
iF'aH Siik brand. straps OF IT, caught with large
si+- buttons, appearing the front of the 36-iuCh
coat A s!lNllar silk braid was used golden
GROWN li-tHlloTed suit, the coat having brown
SILK vest richly embroidered in pastel tints- The
coat IS so fashioned that IL be closed entirely
over inc vest, conceallug H. and thereby making
totally different looking costume.
q French Plaid suit in dark Copenhagel blue
interviewer with almost invisible threads OF black,
has a black velvet collar and cuffs and is
uroldercd Ia pompadour tlnts In running vine ef-
iDts on inc single breasted cutaway coat The fun
stNfl dNers trom the general line Of skirts in
tHs SHOPS m that Its plcats Of the inverted box
order From Sl5 10 $l25 Is the Of prices in the
suit department.
waists over IN the waist department. to correspond
III tone some III plain shades OF silk Liberty satin,
chiffon cloth chiffon. others IN plaidS polka
dots or Persian designs in chiffon silk. Many
white or cream. which makes almost any color be-
coming From about s. these waists run to $9 for
ths very exclusive ones
Two toned hats-that is with the facing differing
most elegant models \ Caroline Rebous Is q
large white felt with purple velvet facing, the
bfodG rim turning - bit at side Fluffy
ostrich feathers fan over IT, and purple velvet pan
twist Of light purple tulle is caught about the
crown. A model from Mark Il Gle. Is large dark
green felt. win soft crown Of purple velvet and
an enormous bunch OF purple ostrich plunes with
looks for all the world Ike the chimney pot hat
"Old Mother Hubbard" The tall crown is
made OF a fancy black silk with three rows of
marrow Persian embroidery. The broad rim is
trtch plumes of black wave Enthusiastically about as
the wearer walks.