The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

lre0e models AMONG those displayed
II the Udst fashionable shops this
IAN. Yet. after all. comparatively
~ W0uDsa. even among tho weaithy. \
Arc ever seen wearing the most ex-.
lrsas ssyiss. These phansss,ie erea-
liens arev affected only by esssaih
wooea wAo don't care" 10 long ~
lhsy ersats = seasatios. and others
who are either women of tho staEe
or meWber~ Of the demi.usonAe NJ
boah.
In both suits and dresses there I,
= tesAeacy 10 drapc the back Of tho
akirt 10 give Il an upiifled effect.
which makes the hack look like the
1ront. Stivts In all raA~s are narrow
at the fese. NJ that siashes are ne
eeasity. hnth short and extreme
Washes arc usrd. Snmc reaching al
nosa TO the waist line. THE frihGed
carter u worn with evening" areascs
that arc aiashed TO an extreme. Tar
Grtres 10 Woya below the knee. aud
In ioag aad heavy. eoacealiug the seE
tn . great extent. II .. In the eo'or
TO match the costume.
Tue fashioaahic skirt u short
both IN evening aud practical COS
times. Oae of the nov ideas IL tho
hustle effect, which = carried out On
evening dresaes BY the usc Of draper
ies ana bows placed directly In the
hack. TIE hoop effect h achieved by
means Of . threc-iiercd sklrt. With
the edssa hound In ribbon conceaiia 9
faashefhoaInK. Tho tango effect ~
produced BY rlo<c fittInx bloomeTs
finiahed at the foot with narrow
trimmiag. Tho boomers extend 10
the waist lire. over which tho mater.
lat Il drapcd To give a pannIcr effect
In tho hack.
brilliant roiors are usrd ihis au-
tumn, but they ar" smoky. That
seems to be the only word In dcarsibc
tho daii haze that has been impaired
TO their surface by ih. dycrs. Pur-
pie. yellow. rcd and bright blue have
4 softsninR of tone that Ia remark.
ably well done aud carries tho con-
vsction that colors cnn hc worn and
brilliantly eombincd n one lmparts
a certain lonk of nEc to them. This
smoky toae In especially apparent IN
tho new blues and purpIcs.
The new coats with waistcoatr
which Paauin. bernard aud other fa-
nous designers have shown this au-
tumn promisr to bc decidedly popu-
lar and Ii most cascs they are rath-
or brcomlag. The hacks Of these
now coats arc excessively long waist
I'd aaA th10 have no holt. which n
an innovattna In this months fash.
Ions. The peplum Ia laid Into two
or more wide sdic p,sats that sprina
ont and iiare from the body because
they arc unstitchcd. They start at
the end Of tho long wnirtcd line. rev.
crnl Inches from each side Of the mid.
die. The fronts. which are cnl away,
arc full enough to ripple At the hem.
a. they reach tho back and they give
. fiat effect to tho figure In front. nj.
though even tnc longer waistcoats
ripple at the hcsi. This Is probably
due to the Influence OF tho minarct
tunic. m fashionable at the present
time. The absence of rcvcrs on tho
ma jority Of the new coats Is strongly
emphasized. That there will he a
great demand for waIstcoats is hc-
yond doubt and they will he seen -
great deal during the late autumn
and carly winter season.
Ono Of the xmartcst things In tho
lire of waistcoatS~is ono of bright
sulphur yellow peau dc chamois.
which is only another name for ve-
lours dc laine of certain weave.
This is fastened In straigh, line
from low waist TO tho chin. with
bullet buttons of gun metal. and the
loose. rolling collar. stands higher
thnn the coat and frames tho face.
There arc small pockets on each
side. Over the waistcoat n woman
wears nn inchc Wide black grossratn
ribbon, which holds her watch sus-
pended In the lower pocket. Such
wafstcoats made Of Duvety. velvet or
Corduroy. are unusually good for
cold climates.
The vclvcts. plushes. dmvetines and
wool vclodrs. combined with fur
trimmings and fancy walstcoats,
make the suits this fall very elegant.
Owing to the heavy texture OF even
the finest velvets, sheer materials
arc used in the waist portion. being
more suited to the average indoor
Temperature. Those dresses designed
particularly for street wear. however.
have the waist of velvet, and some