Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-16
FASHION FURNISHES FALL SURPRISES IN
 TAILORED SUITS

NEW YORK. Nov. i5.-There is al ways a certain fsscination about tail ored suits and this autumn the tail ored suits are unsusually attractive. The new fabric known by the Rausa of duyetyn, or peau de peche, which is used extensively for such suits, is the sensation of the season. It gives 10 the figure a suppleness that many of the other heavy fabrics deny it. l. is warm and yet soft and can be ma nipulated easly into folds and drap- ery. The colors in 1t are good for there Is something about the weave that gives out, or rather takes in, soft, smoky tones of red. gray. purple and green that most women can wear.
 In dark green, dark purple and deeu khaki one sees the majority of street suits. Paquin uses Dlore marine blue than any other house, and she also uses coats of silk natelas sa. Wrich some of the other hoC es have drOpled altogether. Whatever the weave or color or name of the ma terial5 used. they are all soft VelCurs de laine was good to look at. but it was too heavy to drape, and tero were many women who complained that it did not wear vo'L l. Is too carly to say whether or not duvctyn will merit the samc reproaeh. tut it ic inc fabrfa pf fbr ys.-- -rz -,,o o,-;,., probably will De wearing It as stead fly as Paris when tho cold season be- gins.
 So far there has been no return to long coats, except the compromise made by Paqui-' between the long Fodet coat and the short, faring one. Young, slim figure sRil wear straight little coats that have mucl. charm fl they are vel made They hang loosely from the shoulders. are rounded below the waist at the back and tilt up in front They are fas- tened in a straight line to the neck and topped off with some kind og high, loose collar that does not cling closely to the neck. The sleeves are lcag and usually exaggerated iu shape. They are never conventional. nor do they start from conventional aruholes.
 It might be said of all the clothes of th~ CdT that they are comfortable. The 7enE from the body instead of conin.nG f.; tEc shoulders arc broad and full. the al1eves are immense; the waists show n .Iaa o5 restraint, and the moycEc-s SC tbc skirt at the knees is like that of r-ir oI zouava trousers. The only part o- the Iole costume where one may expec, td discomfort is in the narrow iootl.-r
 The cool weather or the past week has brought out a large number Of small fur wraps. The kind that is newest and most coquettish is like very small shawl with points not only in the middle of the back, but also over the hips Fur will be used not only for wraps but also for trim mings on dresses. Nothing else can replace it. It any woman possesses a fur coat or boa that is worn, or if she has pieces. no matter of what peltry, now is her time to pick out the best parts, cut them in strips and put them on ueF winter dress. All kinds of furs are being used to adorn not only the morning tailor made but the dressy afternoon and diaphgnous evening frock. No fur Is too humble or too luxurious for some purpose.
 The smart belts of the winter sea son will be molesilin, brOadtail, seal, haby caraoal and pony skin. The Lest Hbed fur coat models are in cut away effects, straight front, or box