The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02

. md while the rough woollens are the thing
or the morning footing or -trotting-
suit. silk has practically supplanted
h Jroadcloth for more pretPntIous street
wear
Z:belline. a soft camel's hair woollen
u very glossy finish and Of varying de-
grees Of furriness. 10 having a decided
vogue and IL a great improvement upon
1.-The zibellines with which women were
familiar some years ago. IL has. like all
he modish materials. gained greatly IN
softness hghtness and finish and IL IL
preferred TO the smooth broadcloth where
wool fabric il wanted for dr'ssy street
wear or for combination with silk or
velvet
The brochS or damas dull finish crApes
,achemre de soies. &C. all in one tone .
\ OFT. light and yet rich. are combined
! with plain silk or velvet in some charming
afternoon costumes. and ~ course the
hlfion or 6tamine frocks made mp with
velvet or silk and worn with coats Of
laavier material are always desirable.
Every one returning from Europe
turing the late summer days has seemed
Hto sport black satin tailored frock such
a. the Parisians adopted almost a. a
are seen some extraordinarily chic things
on this order. but With fur trimming.
which are teing prepared for the winter
season.
one little frock and coat suit il 81 the
felt hack black satin and the frock - Of
the simplest sort. though most cleverly
cut a straight narrow skirt with few
plAjts introduced in front and back and a
Magyar blouse showing undersleeve- and
Ruirnpe OF white chiffon and duh silver
lace resembling a Cluny in weave. The
distinguishing feature Of both frock and
coat IL the buttons and simulated button
holes Of white satin. which are the only
trimming and ars used sparingly hut IN
effective groups on blouse. skirt and coat
Add 20 this touch OF white a huge white
FOX collar or the jaunty short. loose coat
and you have q costume whose simplicity
In OF a costly kind. but 10 ~ effective as II
~ expensive.
Many OF these dTessy short coats have
the shortened Directoire waist line. at
least in the hack. and almost all have big
soft revers or huge collars Of some sort.
The bolero IL unques,ionably asserting
itself not only among the fanciful Di-
ra~toira frocks. but in the more severe
street cost nrnes too. and delightful youth
full looking costumes in velvet have loose
in,n,ty bOleros Of the velvet accompany
ing velvet frocks whose bOdic"s are
chiefly Of chiffon or other sheer stuhs
In some cases. A. in . black velvet model
pictured ON this page. the bodice has
velvet sleeves and the bolero - sle"veless.
bu, ia other models the bodice has sheer
sleeve which gives the effect Of an under
sleeve under peasant sleeve OF velvet
belonging TO the bolero.
The wide girdle almost always accom-
Danies the bolero. that II the bodice
usually has a deep crush Of plain Eiriis
over which the bolero falls. We are
pronias.d charming fur boleros with
some 81 the winter costumes, but up Ia
date We have seen but two models 81 this
type
BLACK zibeIline striped with white and
trimmed With narrow hands 81 ernlDe ~
a motif repeated often by tho French
makers and usually with pronounced
sIcc~.a One such costume for which
Charrut 10 Responsible and which has
been sketchsd for this page combines