New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21

r-l-shaped. and the scarts approach
the cape IN appearance Other
--ufs arc round and wide IN the
centre and taper 70 the ends IN long,
graceful curves Many OF them have
urtle cuff effects which turn over at
ne ends. thus adding 20 the beauty
OF the lines.
We saw IN particular one muf
called The ACCORDION" which was
90 long that it folded slightly when
carried. much in the manner OF the
musical instrument Tor which II was
named. It was made OF German
r-ch. d :ur much darker and softer
man Russian fitch. A very deep
csoe scarf was worn with this NUT.
ard the darka lines OF the skins were
placed 20 great advantage TO Offset
,-. horizontal lines IN the muA.
The beauties and eccentricities Of
.u- markings are being taken into
account as good tools in the art Of
making furs. A pretty muff Of
skunk was made with skin lengths
wound diagonally around it, and the
scconpanying neck-piece, called
Russian collar. was appropriately
twisted and looped through itself
IN Effective Contrast
Al extremely attractive set was u
sunk and ernine. In the mu1 the
small rolling cuffs Of ernine con
--asted effectively with dark skunk.
The neck-piec- was scarf. widening
4, the ends. in which were inserted
loag cones Of the eruline. The e.
.ect was unusual
Beautiful also was the sea- muir,
which had ern1ine bands in place OF
,a. cuffs az the ends. the ends OF th9
bands falling below the nuf IN long
oops. The scarf. reaching slightly
over one shoulder and crossing the
r7-. m d straight wide piece OF seal
had only a connecting band OF e.
nine IN front. Similar 10 this model
was one in which the rnuf. OF chin
emilia. was festooned with mink
hands. The scarf. however, was a
,s-v small collar OF chinchiila. ias-
tened IN front a. the neck with two
7'este5 rabots OF the chinchilla. each
trimmed wish q single mink tail.
I. the long haired fox turs one
s-d- surviva,s Of the square type 81
7u= Tor the beauty OF the fox IS
TOO GOOD 20 conhne. AID one prefers
., see the entire beauty OF the skin.
Fur Waistcoat a Novelty.
A novelty which owes It's existence
10 me increasingly popular cape IS
.-. ;ur waistcoat. L may be worn
under any cape. whether Of cloth or
.,- and even under certain Of the
coats which are partly open IN
'front.' The waistcoets are tailored.
bound in cord. containing two peck
e-s and fastened 20 the backs OF the
material.
These waistcoats axe usually OF
s5o-t.hsired furs. such as the new
5.-L colins,v. or chinchilla Be
sde.. .h.-e IS the vestee. or -olling
collar. that may be tucked under the
Goa. In very pretty model the
under section vas Q; ernine and the
relied collar OF seal
The capes and cape coats. which
A., 70 prevail the coming winter,
are .o-respondiagly rich in invention
and ~ fur combinations. Capes are
20 be trimmed with contrasting col
a., Goats and cape coats are TO
have rufses. collars. belts and tails
iron the body Of the garment a
very odd cape OF skunk had a large
-esyy crossed waistcoat OF ermlne.
!. vas .riAing longer in the back
nan IN front. put even there II was
Is than three-quarters in length.
The waistcost extended higher up IN
:-,n, than the cape, whose heavily
corded cage stood out.
CotinsLy IN kfm0nO Effect.
An elaborate coat Of rich brown
dark colinsky was cut in very long
Wasted kimono. topped by deep
coEar Of the same fur and finished
q, the bottom by two full rufaes Of
5road-,sil. Another rather long coz.
e skunk had a WIDE border o. nat
ursi colinsky, a. the bottom OF the
i,ese ruff which hung from high
co,n,ed yoke. The large storm col
- was OF the yellow iur, as were
s.eo ne cuffs and the lining Of the
ing Deit which tied and hung Ia
dam the front. a Norfolk coat ri
orosd.tail had a border Of skunt
collar and the buttons by which -
c.osed IN front This coat was par
uc1lsrly beautiful IN its simplicity
O. Inc and the restraint with when
this rather unusual style vas d.
tailed. The collar. which was deep