New Britain herald., 1929-08-22

New York, Aug. 22-Separate coats for fall take on elegance and become regal in their sumptuous fur trim, their fine fabrics and the beauty of their lines.
 While it looks as if it were to be an autumn of three-quarter coat suits, one always need separate coats to top frocks for daytime, matinee and tea wear. The smart wardrobe, as a matter of fact, includes the separate coat almost as corner stone in it's foundation.
 The black coat, trimmed with beige fur, is one that will become many women and will prove useful because of it's chic and it's ability to lend itself to either black gowns or tan frocks. Green and purple are two street colors that will demand coats. The wine reds promise eX- treme popularity this autumn and, with so many frocks, hats, shoes and other accessories featuring this col or, it is inevitable that wine colored separate coats will have somewhat of a vogue.
 Afternoon Coats Feminine
 Afternoon coats arc extremely feminine this fall There is a strict departure from the raglan sleeved, tailored sports coat and the dress maker" softness of the svelter aft ernoon outer coverings.
 ipi inn rto year, mainly as an indication Of the more detailed workmanship put into apparel. Light Things are the favorites, with some of them corded, striped and beauti- fully finished by handwork.
 Evening coats perhaps reflect the greatest change. Here we see great CT length, with some of them sweep ing the floor in the grand manner of the evening gowns they top. There is elaborate yoke treatment, panels inserted from the hips, some princess lines, and a great detail 70 the backs than the fronts, in the autumn evening coats. Most of them feature fur, with the fur col lar and elaborate sleeves of self fabric a favorite treatment.
 Tn all black coat seems an indis- pensable article of apparel to chic young woman as well as her older sisters. A black duvetyne coats with a flared front line has unusual black Persian lamb trimming.
 The cushion collar fastens with q big, soft bow of black flat crep2, with the ends hanging like a scarf. The sleeves have puffs of the fur covering them from the elbows to the cuffs. The cuff itself is of the duvetyne.
 An Appropriate Turban
 With this coat, small black tur- ban from Marie Guy seems extreme ly fortunate. It flares from the face in the new show e-forehead vogue and has a tiny feather bug crawling over the edge of the flared back brim.
 For the woman who wears bur gundy colors well, I suggest one of the new broadcloth coats that fea- lures a cape collar trim of black caracul. For several years now smooth, fine furs have been treated much the same as pliable fabrics This coat uses fur as if it were sheer broadcloth, both for the sumptuous cape collar and wide front panel and for the flaring cuffs that point above the elbow.
 A black hat tops this, too, with full crushed crown and faring brim, with a little cocade of bur gundy, yellow and black for it's trim ming.
 Yellow for Evening
 Since yellow is such a popular color, many women will demand il in evening apparel. An orange panne velvet coat, trimmed with z luxurious fox collar, should exceed their exp citations.
 This coat illustrates the elabor. ateness of evening coats, a real de parture from the straight lines O last season. This coat has a pane back, inserted at yoke depth, start ing in a smart bow and fashioninE long, pointed trains that sweep tn. floor in the rear. The sleeves ar, shirred on both the outside and tn. inside of the arm from cuff to el bow length giving an old Elizabeth an cuff that is charmingly graceful The collar of fox stands high and j. shallow in the front