Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21

coatsloevcs and there is a small, round
black fur muff to match.
A plum colored suit by Doeuillet is
trim med with beaver, and this model
was built for a young married wom-
an. slim and straight as a girl. The
gathered skirt has an edge of beaver
all around, the furry edge falling just
to the boot top. The coat is in short
hip length and flares gaily out from
the slim waistline into a beaver trim
med ripple. There is beaver also on
the sleeves and "A beaver collar swathes
the neck. The coat meets but does
not lap at the front and is held to-
'gether by four big cord ornaments in
the plum shade of the suit
Green Is Very Fashionable.
Green is another shade favored by
Madam Mode this year, but to be
very fashionable green must be dark,
bottle green and hunters green being
the faVorltos. one Of the stunning
tailleurs pictured Is of hunters green
velvet, with trimming of sealskin at
collar and wrist. Note the disparity
in width of collar and cuff in this suit
verify mark Of individuality, if one
is looking for that! The collar
swathes the neck up to the mouth,
covering the chin entirely, but the
sleeves make no such pretense of pro-
lection against arctic weather, for they
flare widely at tho cuff into a deep
bell-shape which shows n facing of
gray squirrel fur. Edging the wide
sleeves are bands Of sealskin to match
the choker collar The coat Of this
suit has the Russian fastening and tho
waistline is accentuated in the new
manner by a knotted sash of black rib
bon, weighted at the ends with heavy
cord ornaments. The lower part Of
the coat is pleated into the waistllno
and falls in points over a short, ripple
skirt of tho velvet. The hat is of
dark green velvet with gray-green vel
vet roses and white gloves smartly
complete a correct afternoon costume.
Another attractive velvet tailleur, as
individual as fancy could desire, is pic
tured in the model Of gray velvet.
And gray, also. is color of Fashions
choice for the coming winter. A great
deal Of gray will be seen, indoors and
out, the shade of this suit, which by
the way Is n Doucet model, being a
soft smoke In tone. The fur Is dyed
to match and the very individual hat
with brim curling up to form n verti-
able question mark. Is trimmed with a
bit of gray aigrcttc. Fur has been
used laVishly to edge the decidedly rip
pie tunic-yards and yards of it were
needed one feels sure, but the muff
Is diminutivo as muffs are now; and
not great deal Of the fur was re-
CURED for the collar. Tho upper part
or the coat gives no suggestion OF
fullness though 1t fits the figure easily;
but the tunic nipples away in many
close folds. produced partly by gath
ers, partly by clever, circular cut.
Extremely individual is the finish of
the gray velvet skirt which has, in
stead of the conventional hem, n sort
of gathered bag. attached at tho lower
edge, and again, higher up, by two
rows of stirring.
A White BrOadclOth Suit With
KOlinsky.
The exceedingly Russian effect of tho
white tailleur pictured is owing partly
to tho fur-edged hat; partly also to
tho type If suit, with close upper part
and flaring tunic below the hip. This
Is one of Beers most individual crea-
lions for the new season and individu-
ality Is evident. not only in the ma