The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1919-09-20

silky. The sleeves In this wrap are
really mere Sits In the front sides,
and they too are edged with the mon
key fur and form the collar, which Is
so made that It buttons up around the
ears or falls away In a little cape
effect. The lining Of this handsome
wrap IS of white satin pailletted with
huge black velvet dots. This fashion
Of doubling material adds as much to
the cost as IT does to the beauty Of a
garment and the fall cloak Is apt to
be as radiant inside-perhaps even
more so than the outside.
Less pretentious than this silken
wrap and very lovely is a handsome
stralght-hanging coat Of tan camels
hair with perfectly unbrOken lines
down the back except for a tight plain
yoke across the shoulders. At the
sides q pointed pocket effect is intro
duced in brown seal, and the high roll
ing collar which rumples around the
throat is also made Of the rich brown
seal The sleeves are long and tight
and finished at the wrist with a narrow
cuff OF the brown seal. This Is an eI-
cellent example Of a conservative and
beautiful coat suitable for every day
time occasion.
Velvet Wraps for Evening"
So many women have invested in
handsome fur pieces for wear with the
one-piece dress that the demand for
the untrimmed coat is met by the man
ufacturers in velvet wraps for evening
wear which have no fur whatever
about them. These are for the most
part made up In rather simple designs
with long, loose lines, plain. rather
tight sleeves, and resembling elongated
jackets. They are very graceful, and
with the addition Of ones own furs
are quite as sumptuous as the average
woman need demand.
For motoring some very smart capes
Of fine English tweed are made with
lambs wool Innings, which unbuttOn
and can be quickly removed. These
travelling capes are q delight for
steamer and motorcar, and are copied
from trench coats much used by ON
GERS during the war. The tweed is so
treated that 1t Is imperviOus to rain.
II Is found that the heather mixtures
and intermingled eolored surfaces are
much better for q wrap for general
use than the solid colors, and for this
reason smart coats In twilled cords
and invisible stripes and mixtures are
much In demand for bad weather
wraps and general service.
Lined with Wool or Flannel.
OF course many women find It prae-
tical TO use the coat suit through the
winter season. and for this reason have
the coat heavily Interlined with lambs
wool or flannel. Years ago we often
saw the lining Of jackets OF this sort
made Of white and gray rabbit skin,
also much used for the long and all
enveloplng evening capes, but rabbit
skin Is costly these days, and one
rarely finds It 90 employed except for
motor and ocean travel
II Is quite possible 10 insert an In
terlining Of one Of the neecy warm
wooden fabrics without adding clumsi-
ness to the coat. No combination Is
IOvelIer than one Of the soft blue
heather mixtures with q s0ft gray fur.
One such coat suit has the plain skirt
which Is demanded on all the newest
models and q rather short jacket IN
a box coat effect, except that II is not
distinctly a box coat. for belt placed
across the back prevents this A high
collar Of gray squirrel tumbles around
the throat and also adds cuffs to the
tight sleeves The new coat suits. Ike
the new dresses and wraps, reveal no
radical departures IN the way Of d.
sign or lires-