New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Paris, September q.

Paris September 2.
For the autumn months black satin promises to
sun the same victorious course that achieved by
the tussorss OF summer. All the world has or
ocred or cnntemplates ordering a costume. or at
least a coat. OF this delightfully."- soft and glossy
material. With an interlinng and fur trimmings
such garments viii prove sufficiently warm for
winter weather.
with the laying aside OF summer garments the
first thing 20 be considered is the tailored cos
tune For ordinary wear II is made up in the prac-
tical shades OF blue, in attractive grays, in iron
and taupe and in several tones OF khaki All these
appear IN soft serge. in frieze and new. coarse
woollen stuff like hornespul. but Of softer weave.
or even greater novelty is a woollen stuff with a
plain surface covered withNa square network Of
raised black lines. This material is offered in all
cOlors. the lines remaining black
OF charming material coarsely woven in mixed
mustard tones is q costume with a three
quarter long coat easily gifted 10 the figure and
clasped about the hips with stitched belt or
the material piped with black: the ends slipped
through oNdyzed silver buckle, the width Of the
belt. three four inches. The sleeves set smart
iy into the armholes without fulness, are of COM
Portable size ana end in small cuffs OF matching
moire silk hemmed with a thick black braid quite
three-QuaTters OF inch in width. To match the
cuffs is q small round Eat collar. The coat closes
little 70 side under three large oblong but
tons composed Of two layers OF jet inclosing a
third layer Of khaki coored stone. The ornamental
scheme of these handsome buttons is completed b.
long false buttonholes Of the black braid. The
skirt, Win Few nat pleaLS hung from MP yoke,
deepen 70 a duh point in front and rise high on
the sides. to disappear under the edge OF a box
pleat IN the back. Il is finished at a round waist
line by belt OF the material fastened at one side
OF the front, with a buckle Ike that on the coat.
For dressy wear, sent home with this costume.
SIS blouse Of soft satin OF the mustard color.
The edges OF the lowcut neck and short close
sleeves trimmed with pretty black and gold
embroidery. There are two gumpes. one Of tucked
blue mOusseline de sole. OF soft unlined white
Etud. OF these ful undersleeves are made, drawn
into high, tight cuffs OF embroidery second
blouse for ordinary is OF mustard colored
satin that matches the lining Of the coat. It is
smartly trimmed with coarse cord covered with
bias satin. which joins all the seams and forms a
trimming on the stud band High. tight cuffs but
A black stock, with little turnover Of white en-
broidered linen, is finished with wide bow with
two short. slanted ends
Besides the silk blouses so much favored there
are pretty OF soft white woollen washable
materials and Of materials easily cleaned, like
crepe de chine. and wool crepe. These are made
with touches OF the colo. Of the costume-narrow
bias bands large raised dots. trailing motifs OF
embroidery. Always these bouses worn with
linen collars and smart, upturned cuffs 70 match
Tailored costumes for afternoon are Of light
colors-Tather bright shades Of mauve, blue and
strawberry. Plainly made-that IS built on simple
lines. and trimmed with black further bright
kfones are agreeably softened. There zibeline
loths. sable" the new cloth described in former
\Eters and camePs-hair, soft and silky. with the
hairs lying fat Plain smooth cloths are
er and OF more brilliant surface than ever.
y lend themselves with great success TO trim
gs and separate coats Of the new Velvets, plain,
ered or striped.