The chronicle=news., 1913-10-28
FURs c0LoIRED IN
ALL SHADES

ALL SHADES
rh.r- ar. lew nirs that have not
found their VA. To III. dy. pot TIL.
iON fur wa, used ~ the experiment.
ani an L. Il very fashionable fur this
reason n IL more generally used than
III, Others, The skunk has ti's ad-
vantage of being cheaper. and u IL
| part ulariy effective when the white
stripes are dyed In u bright color.
| such - royal purple. natter blue.
! ccrtsc. yellow or green. Another
cheap n,r which takes To dye like
th- proycrbiri duck to wnl~r II concy
or RABBIT. TIL. scfi white color
tah-- all the pastel coiorines. and
there h In consequence an abund-
anr- of pal. blue rabbit. also roAe
pink and nile green. ono of tho
Ini-s, furs TO fcappcar IL new cost
from the DIV. rot b Hudson seal. or
mrskrat. aud few would recognize
this humble animal. which the scar
city of fur raiscd To prominence n
few years ago. In ~ coat OF hunters
srecn. >uavy blue or dark purple.
A!fad that Il likely To last longer
then ~ winter h displayed In the
combinations Of black aud white furs
70 begin with. they ara very Kcncr.
ails isroming and harnonixc with
costumes Of various coiorinEs. The
, maggie effect may he developed In
! black or whit. foN or IN seal and err
mine. ar r.ain In broadtail or crMinc
There Is something very sir'isn and
| oftrcti," In u white stole in which
III. .ntir. p"iis Of a black and white
IoA have been blended. This stole
IA wrapped hxuriOusly around tho
on either shoulder. Sometimes the
dark Hhadtr: II the black foS throws
into bold relief III. Lowell, coioring
OF the w"arcr: again. the white fox
rests across the front of the gown.
| u IL u difficult undertaking to
select TIE neck pieces this season.
:or there is such "a variety OF st,lcs
offered. One is tempted to choose
'No or even three piece. where in
the past one might nave suificcd.
| To wear with with the trottcur suit
| in thr p,nrrinG there are trig little
ooilare'tcs. fastening rlose to tine
throat n; one side. Unlike the col
lar.itcs oil last yctr. two riirs are
Nerr often combined.
| In 'cntras, to these coilarcttes
there are long. luxurious stoles that
twis; and twinc ABOUT the figure.
Some are in the form of scarves. not
unlike those OF last year. except that
they seem to be more acncrous In
size. Tney offer an excellent oppor-
tunity for combinations Of furs. an
opportunity which the furrricrs even
IN" most conservative ones. have not
missed. More. for example. will be
combined with towny. striped fur
which some call leopardinc and 9TH
crs Russian mou.c.
In addition to the scarves AMI col
'arcttcs there nre the stoles in
which the full skin Is used and often
without lining. The fastening is
ron'poscI OF tho fore aud hind foot,
with AN impression button. This ar
rangrment leaves the front OF the
throat bare and the full. Thick pcIt
rests lightly across the shoulders.
!, Others wear the stole thrown across
the chin. the bushy tail falling be-
4 low the waist line IN the back.
\ . Nuffs nrr of various shapes anu
most of them are large. Many ara
curiously drnpcd, others are more
barrci-like H. shape. The latter Is
d used particularly with satin and vel
vet muifs. trimmed with bands OF
), tnr. Some of the we'll known houses
!, are advocating the wearing Of these
fabric muffs with fur trimmings to
the exclusion of tne all fur muff.
| They should. however. match the
costume. cr az any rate Tho Int. sr
that the idea is not as economical as
!, ii might sound at first.
There is somcdiversity in the