New-York tribune., 1910-09-18
11d854DF INTEREST to WJOl
General Lines Unchanged
New Partisan Models Are PractiCai-Early Eccentric
tiles Have Been Dropped.

a burnoose hood. Inside this open fold
shone bit of the lovely lining Of pale blue
and golden brown silk. and 1t was weighted
with q long sable tail Sable fur hemmed
the whole garment. and the tiny collar OF
sa BILE fur that finished the back Of the neck
had long, narrow ends TO tie in front
Women who intend to spend September
and October at their country houses have
provided themselves with variety OF
knitted garments and caps. Truly amusing
is the tiny skull cap Of knitted white wool
pulled tightly over the head Only the
voluninous veil gives 1t character and be-
cou1inguess and even this depends on the
taste and skill OF the wearer, by whom it
may be arranged either II classic draperies
or in clumsy folds.
Easier TO wear are the feather toques
made Of grebe, swansdown. close packed
cog feathers and peacocks breasts How
pretty pale blonde woman looked one day
in a close, pot-shaped toque OF pure white
gTebe. trimmed with TWO single curl-tipped
feathers set ar one sidei She was gowned
all in white, from her wide tapped, gold
buckied shoes of white suede to the ermne
cravat that tied like ribbon at her throat.
The tiny short coat OF her costume or
sofresr white serge was belted high with
white leather, gold clasped. and trimmed
with big. gold bullet buttons. Two i'm
mense buttons marked the back seam Of
the tilree-dUIarter coat sleeves which were
met bv loosely wrinkled gloves OF white
wash leather and the scantiy gathered
skirt was left quite plain and short enough
TO show the whole foot. Another day this
pretty woman wore & long garment, built
OF Directoire lines, of white ''ratine, lined
with old gold satin, and also trimmed with
gold buttons. but this time they were tiny
ones set in clusters on the wide collar.
deep cuffs and on each side OF the front
from neck TO hem.
Handsome buttons are used as decora-
lions on fur garments. and in the rage Of
the present day for piIing one luxury on TO
another, lovely caracul. and even the richer
fUrs. Ike chinchilia, sable, eruine and
breitschwanz. are trimmed with quantities
OF braidings. velvet motifs and lace. Deep
purses are needed for these furs. More
ordinary. but not less chic. are fox fur
0possum ana seal musQuash: opossum es-
peciaIly is used for big, roll back collars
and for front facings. Stoles are not
greatly changed IN form, nor nuns. The
latter are large, 10 be sure, but SO they
were last year, and whether they are fat
large. Stoles are worn differently from
those of last year Left open at the throat
they are draped about the shoulders Ike
q cape, and there are real capes, cut
round, touching the waistline al the back
and descending in front into long, narrow
ends.
4 pretty fancy Of the season Is that OF
veiiing the fur trimmings of gowns with
chiffon. Under a shielding cover Of this
transparent stuff black spotted ernine
bands that trimmed a white satin corsage
struck quite q new note The short sleeves
seen on many gowns. OF black uousseline
de sole, are nearly always edged with fur,
even If there is no fur on any other part
OF the costume A gown worn with q
three-Quarter long velvet coat gave the ap
pearance OF an entire velvet costume, but
when the coat was laid aside the skirt
was shown 10 be merely faced with velvet
high enough TO meet the edge OF the coat.
a bove the facing the thick. soft mousseline
de sole completed the gown. high belted
with velvet, and with a velvet hand on the
short sleeves.