New-York tribune., 1908-11-08

Paris, October 25-
There IS little that is commonplace IN the
tuning of -o-day. The features though taken from
many periods are marked 10y so much taste, origi-
uaLi-- and richness of decoration shat they
f1I.E emitted a place in history the product
o. tle twentieth century So Iinitlass are the
sources of the past and the present that there IS
1sa end .to their adartabUity to ;he Individual.
A1rer striving against It long but vainly, all
women have al last sHccumbed TO the claims Of the
Ll-p s-aTL skirt Properly corseted, even an IN
vie-dy figure shows attractive lines under the
rtIzlsht loose folds UnIned and unuimmed this
az5rt rs weighted little inside false hem Lately
seen IS a skirt with four-inch pleating set
lIsi5e The hem. The narrow, scant train often
turns over in walking thus revealing this inside bit
sl Ertt.i1g5S- All skirts save the short walking
s.rts have funny little bob5ing trains hopping IN
era-sfa-E from the ground if one SO far forgets
i fg-e s 70 axe the quick, long stride she is ac-
c-@tar.al l1- One sees IN the street only long
taais--e.' sss1y FOR warmth over the petticoatess
lu.s. They are ia Directoire forms for the most
la.l straight seant. split IN the middle of the
.6 f1 l.-e above the waist line There are
extension fronts 10 button diagoually or double
breasted. and The high collar turns wide at the
Back .ts open front Allied with the lace stock
smarter Than lace for 5abots and stocks is a new
material woven with fine threads in large meshes
AZ 2 SMART WEDDING.
Al =rsa- wedding ot last week the mother Of
Tie brace. a taI- extremely stout woman was
goaze- z.--h a1derfully good effect IN a costume
A...--t tt.sH'aa- Il woven in COlOrS.
50 that i1 Iae folds there showed lovely gray
shadows l-. skirt dragged heavily about the feet
shaping FL t-aE pointed train OF width allowing
oa.. rae1n ta VF-k comfortably The long coat of
Toe same aerial hung straight from the shoulders
az. 50 --rs -la- only few inches showed Of the
sl.-- H.u.s-.. u WAS quite covered with orna-
l-lartlI-H -l tsrm Of different widths of SOU
t4rre braid buttons covered plainly with violet
vtlset -lG e-uai1ly set inside Ettl= ribbon friIls
ana tE rFe-s of velvet The long sleeves. loosely
arranged tr soften tie size Of the arms. showed a
lgfs.h.aa3 -ia4 aE reason row of small buttons
t.aI l.Hel rle outside seam. Edged with a
Lu. lHe trs.- embroidery, they pointed over the
--e fronts ot tae coat were cut short and
barely .H La- Tltn bon bow that hung long
tn1s 90 --- lear- Thrown lightly over her
s-.ol.aa-- ae she entered The church. was a wide
eE-rsl7's .-g s-s-E 81 lleated gray mousseline de
sole. li e.-l -aier gray. Il was bordered with
= ltI-ea -.-l 70 sable flT, and both ends were
-azea E sable tails E5er large violet
V.-.=- a-lel with two sable animals, meet
lle Hes .ac side. Long. wide brides OF gray
1z5rsse's.e 5e Sole, lied loosely under her chin.
Sla Was .r.-Liy attractive with her great size
Iesseu-- u.a-seIlauely in appearance with the
t-5t- I.le ..l.s IF the costume The charm Of
f.- tal stick she carried she walked to her
..s- 80 tta loag aisle must not be forgotten II
Is a 10 Elr eIoer- women win the picture COS
1urles. 1ar- 81. common. 10 carry the fascinating,
fafl. s.eH5-r st .l.s of long ago.
q Eeefaaa r-t.:sa has begun In head coverings.
.lse l.rarlllaa ful.aas borrowed from century
ESQ Iose he'd instant success They hug the face