Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29

die of the summer. when the cold, ra
season al 1routilit compelled the wear
inc OF Very WARN wraps. II nj SURE
: be furry week a the horse snow tl,>
season. Ter everything is trirmed wit
fur or lined wi il Is ii not ruade OF d.
entirely. Inside out seem some Of III,
stunning wraps made of thin chiffon wit
handsome fur Used the inside. the hi
muffs to match Deine soft and furry in
side, while the outside Is swathed wit
! folds of chiffon and other dla phanoG.
stuff.
Very few fur coats are seen at tn.
show, for the atmosphere Is too warm -
! the garden to permit OF the wearing
very heavy wraps. Sometimes magniiiCen
! fur coats are seen, tossed over the cha'
! backs and forcnin% wonderfully rich back
grounds for charming costumes. and her
and there woman who has just becom
the possessor IF a two or hree thousan
dollar fur coat will suffer through q
afternoon or evenin.- session wrapped J
its over; o|erlng warmth.
The dressy scarf wrap of fur. matche
by an enormous muff. is the feature
fur fashi n THIS year. These long should
scarfs made of the ri hest pets al
exquisitelv lined with shirred chi3ons an
satin. make one think of old picture
and lend distinction and Erace to =
simplest little frock. The little wrap
come. to the waist line at the back ar
sometimes reach to the ankles in lor
tabs In from. and they are warm enouf
over, pre- tty froeks Of velvet OF wool stu
The arm NAV he buried as far in as t.
elbow in the hu ~e soft musf W. s.. VIII
one chooses. NAV be crushed rn6er l.
arm like a chiffon veil. so beautifully So
and light it IS,
Many. oe the smart d-essrlal:crs. 81
showing 'heee dressv fur sotse Hesid
handsome owns, the co!oring OF the f'l
being desi ned IL brin- out and enhenc
the tints ne the costume. Sometimes I'll
fur is lined with satin or Chiffon TO mat
the: gown. the whole toiet-gown wra
and hat-formin% an exquisite harmon
of tone
The BIZ dreesmaters show seri-r,a7r
mode's-tha' IS, rodices and SKIRTS cor.
pletelv f'riShed in the main essentials
tri-nmin and desi n. but not put t.
gether a. the waist line. this detail to -
ARRANGED % suit the indi-id a. fi-ure
When one enters the dainty Furnished
salon not 2 costume is in si"ht. On
might he raving a visit in the dre win
room nf a sOria' ac~ua 'ntance. M"dsn1e
or one Of her ex"nieitelv corse+ed AM
and desires to know rniladfs w's.es in
the line of a costume. Ts j. to re d'~ner
eown--a chic little hrid~e and lunrheo-
frock-som ching snecial for an OCCASION:
All! -coStu"1e for the horse 'show-e nd
with wrno to accornranv T.! Of a srretv
Whereunon out OF a curt ined Above
enler@es top slender vounr nerson witt
a perfect f~ure and an elaborate Golf.
fure. who paradeS fo~ roi'adfs critical
consideration a mos d"leotahle cost me
More ma nncnn'ns ~arhed in more wcnaer
full Gowns and gorgeous wraps eroer~f
in succession. and when the choi~e OF
costume has heen made fittin~s are ar
ran~ed for. when the gown and w-ar
selected will be altered to suit miladi.
needs.
It is safe to say that half Of the frocks
worn at the horse show will be velvet
and that half of these at least will be
trimmed with fur. Velvet and iu-. fur
and velvet. These regal a..d luxurIoI is
I materials dominate winter dress. The
new velvets unlike any velvets ever
seen before. for ley are as thin and
soft as silk, and conform, even when
gathered-apd think of gathering velvet
to the lines of the figure, and produ e
most statuesque effects. The velve,
gowns are made very simply, the rich
ness of the material being the dist nc:ive
feature. skirts are straight and mar.
row. and the bodices have the peasan,
lines; that as. seams are eliminated and
the shoulder extends down over the arm
to form tie sleeve. Trimmings of very
velvet gowns. sometimes in addition to
fur bands and frogs and loops OF core
are alsr employed with good success.
Velvet hats. velvet coat and skirt suits
resented. A striking wrap of b:a TX vel.
vet by Paul Poiret, the ininltab.e. is
ready for an appearance horse show
week. I his wrap is cut with absoi te
simplicity, with raglan Or peasant Shout
ders and q straight seam from under tn,
arm to the hem on each side. But, oh
the trimming. On each sleeve, from
wrist to elbow, is u and of gorgeous
Bulgarian embroidery. Broad revers y:
flame pink silk, hanging loose from the
coat and weighted " it'll gold tasceis
hang 20 the waist line in front, and d;
this point the coat fastens across with
two metal discs, each four inches across
Around the neck is narrow. standing
collar Of opossum fur and band OF
tue same fur borders the bottom OF tie
wrar. The fame pink of the sleeve Is
icraa'ed in the color Of the lining.
Another beautiful coat designed espe-
/ cially for Eorse show wear is uf smoke
gray marquisette over Wedgwood blue
Persian silk. several shades of blue anG