New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
New Autumn
A Wide Variety in Style
and Fabric

ana looks with bewildered eyes on
W., .ses Of frills and furbelows that
w irv4tingly strewn on the counters II
% wonder If such variety has ever
been displayed. There are collars,
p'io a, black moire for the strictly tall
u,ode girl, and fetching ones in the
80 shadow lace, glittering with rhine
on. ornaments for the girl who dotes
Az 5eintier filings, some so elabo-
0o,s that they cover the entire front of
49, frock. In between there are neck
trainings of every description
e,nnl. Neckwsar for Tailor Made Girl.
m. seyerest bits Of neckwear are the
- Cellars of black MORE or gros grain
ne ,t These collars are very similar
t,ose worn for mourning, but they are
neat that they have been adopted by
-. oirl of the severe type to complete
toI,ored skirt One style shows a
~. ,ump bow extending entirely across
A.. front Of the collar. Tightening the
i've effect is a turnover collar of
go, white linen or soft white batiste,
soI,trv embroidered. Others have
1..o,Isr how In the front, while still others
have no bow at ali, the silk being laid in
soft folds,
yr-h.n these collars are worn, in mourn
,-s the turnover is Of sheer organdie or
White crepe. Very attractive are the coll
,.rs ~ white crepe. One particularly
Inactive collar is decorated in the front
,,,,b q ladder Of tiny white crepe bows.
The tailor made girl does not, by any
means, entirely eschew the Robespierre
o6llars. The simplest Of these collars dis
NAV a collar OF linen, rather heavy linen,
"a a rule. This may be slightly embroid-
cred. or. II IL IS not fashioned from too
h.evy linen. hemstitched. The frill is
rnIss pleated, and when the collar is
hsrstitched the same idea is reproduced
an these frllls. The effect is very charm
,,S vet not dressy. which makes 1t an
deal bit Of neckwear for the tailored suit
IN the morning promenade.
More Frils and Furbelows.
II IS dlfhcult-almost impossible. except
N the inltiated-to describe the new col
lars by name as so many varieties are
sod under the same name. Properly
spsaking, the Robespierre collar should
have the double jabot, one attached at
either side Of the collar. The collar itself
has a pretty way of rolling back in the
front, showing the throat. When the ruff
is added in the back the collar becomes
a Medici At the moment the Medici col
lars are considered little newer, little
smarter and a little more exclusive. A
particularly stunning Medici collar Is of
white brocaded satin studded with rhine
stones and stock and jabot of princess
net
The Medici jabot is truly beautiful
creation. Soft and fluffy it is slit in the
centre, with the frills falling in deep
point. Whether in shadow lace or in the
newer Bohemian, il is a charming addi-
ton to any gown. The square jabots'
something on the order Of a bib, one or
which IS shown in the accompanying IL
lustration, are very pretty, and can
easily be made at home from a piece OF
ACE. The collar may be of soft hand
kerchief linen or of satin. Here, too, II
is possible TO sound the color note by
adding a collar IN one Of the brilliant
purple, green or blue hues.
A very simple yet effective decoration