HE MELAMMOLY DAYS ey Are With in - N Their Sorrow, And so Are Fall Wraps of All Styles and Kinds. jVB HAEPEB DESOEIBES A FEW jles of Outside Garments Our Artist . , fumiBhes Appropriate Pictures of Them. urvi , He melancholy days have come. Lace gowns are laid away; inch , the summer girl is low to alght, And wraps have come to stay. 8 i ind such pretty wraps they are. . ackets with natty little pockets and us reat rolling collars, with military trim. 1 Tori ling. w-ith Hossar hiding, with Bus-on Bus-on far garniture and with plain stitch- 0 1 Ji .p long accordion plaited silk cloaks at ira upon a funny little yoke until the !c ""' er looks a good deal like an ani- . ELEGANT FALL WBAP. nated lamp shade, according to color; tylish and new designs in nlsters and houlder capes, and fancy wraps of vel-et, vel-et, lace and bead fringe in gold and jet nitgled. I Of this last description is made the nmptuous wrap herewith shown, which iS5 a spite of its elaborate appearance is inite easy to make. The back is of black civet and the jacket forms in front, while iiovest is filled in with Spanish lace, he sleeves are made of lace, with a winted band of velvet edged with fine :old braid. On the edge of the jacket , rent is a rich outline laid on in gold iraid, filled in by fine cut jet beads, and Ms is abo placed on the front at the j L eek, and the collar is braided to match. ! ielow this trimming falls a rich fringe ' n gold beads mingled with jet. The " sick is finished in much the same way. Iiis wrap is most handsome over a Mack gown of any description. 1 saw an afternoon gown for a young m Atly who is tall and slender, and whose ather proud face was well set off by the ;&usual combination. The gown was li nt princesse, with all the fullness rought to the back, where it laid under 1 a close plaits. A rose plaited ruffle P rith pinked edges was around the bottom. bot-tom. The front of the waist had a diagonal drapery drawn from the right shoulder down to about four inches below the waist line on the hips, and along the edge of this was a fringe of eS; Hack jet seven inches deep, mingled, or ;o. father overlaid, with military gold fringe. There was no other trimming. 1 The material was block silk warp Henrietta Henri-etta of the finest quality. A capote of black Henrietta, trimmed with narrow gold braid rosettes in front, fas worn with this. Ulsters are now trimmed aronnd the bottom with three, four or five rows of wide castle braid or a band of "nigger head," and the little capes are trimmed t according to fancy, and not necessarily to match the skirt of the ulster. The f collars are usually arranged so that they i can be worn up or down. The Medici : collar is a favorite style. The new fur shoulder wrara are cut so that the shoulder forms almost a deeve, and the front extends to a little below the Wist line. The Mack astrakhan fcr makes beautiful beau-tiful wraps of this description. Some have the foundation of rich black velvet, ud over this, not covering any portion por-tion nearer than two inches from tl edge, is laid the astrakhan fur and very heavy j Mack silk cord a"d tassels or j Piquets fasten 4em from the "wk, which al-ys al-ys has the ; I -neaici co.ll.ar hich is so mfm- ' ' wming to almost everybody, besides be-lDg be-lDg of inestimable benefit, in that they k one from so many colds and stiff aeckB, caught in horse cars principally. White moufflon will be worn very "inch by young ladies this fall and win-Sealskin win-Sealskin will be worn as usual by " who can get it, and the fyhapes will Vlu7 little, only each will have the double Co'lar, which can be worn up or down. Bands of fur and feathers will be used greater extent than ever before as Wmraing to dresses and other garments, "otb. at home and for the street, for Pwn people and children, both boys nd girls. Fur will be used on toques, ff ladies also. Muffs will be of all ees, to suit everybody, and last year's ttiffs are good for this season, toa Some raps have slides for the hands to go in 'Bst as warm as muffs. Olive Habpeb. j