| Show IIIt JII 1 > f > f Jf Jf At Jtf Jf > f Jf Jf Jf l Jf Jf I JffJf JftJf Jtf1 JfJf JfJf JfJf Tl JfJf JfJf Jtf Ji Jf t Jf Jf Jf Jf > F Jf Jf TJf Jf IfJf Jf Jf IIL3 TE i fAStilONS IN PARiS I < V II I iC iC c I iC iCiC < 1 i Jf Jf Jf Jf tf Jf Jf Jf If f If > f Jf l Jif Jf Jf Jf If 1Jf JffrJf Jf If Jf Jf Jf Jf t Jf f m I II ARTS Sept 19 Fashions in furs pARIS changed since last winter I I but the possessor of good skins I l can have them ought up to j i date albeit this ID not cheap The winters furs will be more beautl I ul than over The present day furrier I fias developed into a nonius He ciln u lurn even a common little mole to ac I > 2ount and the squirrel figures in a va Irlety of novel ways When handled f Skillfully the latter is a beautiful fur I llSoalekins wjll 1 be very fashionable this winter especially in boleros pelerine I pollars and carriage wraps mixed with I usable Sealskin always has a value I whether in or out of fashion If really jood furs may ever be aid to be out of l fashion I In furs and lace we want everything I I I ot the best and It Is foolish to discard IH the genuine for an imitation Ermine I liable old lace and jewels are posses lons which should never be parted Ill with They are the elements of a most II magnificent opera cloak I have lately t Been one of sable a long cape lined J I j with ermine which falls in a point on to I the frock at tne back and dips low In I the front It has u hood of ermIne I draped across the shoulders and mingled r min-gled with old brussels point which sill s-ill held In place by beautiful old enamel I and paste buckles The ermine is r r 1 turned out down the front to form it I utolea and alo trImmIngs to the Japanese if i Japa-nese sleeves Theprico of this glorious I creation runs Into four figures and not I low figures either In shape these capes arc a compromise between the H 1 pelerino and the Japanese sleeve l Ermine will be used for trimmings III and lining Sable Is uned on every de It 1 I crlplion of garment while golden otter t and mink will be been later I on There t is every reason to believe that fur edg I ings will be seen on cloth and velvet frocks and those who have had narrow t iur trimmings lying useless this long 1 while may now put them to good use I Purple velvet mixed with ermine bids t fair to have great popularity for evening even-Ing wear Imitation ermine is also used j for girls evening wraps One I have een although not to be compared with I jthe genuine article was very effective t 11t was a threequarter cape of purple I I velvet cut with a shawl point at the II back An imitation ermine hood draped over the shoulder WHS com tblned t with some pretty Imitation brumes lace and chiffon voile In a I paler jHhade of purpl It was lined with the I ermine which was turned back In front to form revers and the tout ensemble was really very pleasing I After all the furriers hare rendered imitations not only wearable but he coming and for those who cannot afford af-ford the real fur they combine warmth with cheapness A bolero of squirrel I fur with a lace pelerine la charming These boleros are nearly always fast fas-t tenod at the waist by a kid or panne j belt and are pouched or plain according accord-ing to fancy Boleros have many variations I va-riations though they have not altered I materially in ahapc during the past few I years with tho exception that shoulders I I I are cut longer and sleeves are more Voluminous vo-luminous and there arc some differ I encei In the collar I Some furriers are using two furs together to-gether and panne or vclyct him olion 1 m combined with fur For street wear stiff collar which was once thought Indispensable nothing seems so smart as the neat In-dispensable to a tailor made frock I fur bolero with a short cloth walking Evening dresses will be very gorgeous skirt The new mushroom shade goes gor-geous this year Old Louis brocades 1 rn 41 I mi JV t I S t c t I ijcuiuiiiiiy wan squirrel anti moloGkln I Willie brown of every shade IK worn with brown fur The toques worn with furs are generally of velvet to match Fur toques have not appeared as yet Some beautiful frocks have been made for Americans over here In brown and mushroom shade A tailor made suit conflicting of a tight fitting bodice reaching just below the waist and a skirt junt clearing the ground waa in a dark brown cloth This was trimmed with pale mushroom cloth dotted with black and worn with a chenille che-nille toque of the two shades trimmed with some pink wings Collars are high and boned at the hack and sides Dainty cravats of lawn and spotted muujn arc a great lmprovcmcnt the and jetted gowns will be worn Gold and silver I tehitc will form the foundation founda-tion of empire govnn Accordion plaited I plait-ed tea gowns and young girls evening frocks arc still popular l Picture hatfl hold sway with crowns of the Jam pot order and gracefully curving brim trimmed with one vory long plume Chenille toquos with flat crowns arc I still seen hut the autumn models arc showing high crowns The basque la revived again Some of the little coats have charming small basques Soft crinkled suede belts arc much worn Some of these In brown are fetching St Morltz haa been full to overflowing overflow-ing I hear that at a dance there many smart dames wore hats with their low gowns Many frocks for afternoon and fete wear are trimmed with scroll designs de-signs in ribbon ruches These arc apt to he a little hard unless softened with lace cntre deux I saw a pretty gray voile frock the skirt of which was i gathered at the waist and ruehed with I taffeta ribbon of the same shade J3e I tvcen the ruchlngn were entre deux of luxeull lace A pelerine effect was obtained ob-tained by ruches of taffeta and the lace entre deux A deep pointed belt of gray suede finished the bodice The sleeves very full from the elbow ended end-ed In little cuffs of lace and reciting Xo great change Is expected to take place in fabrics Mixed thread effects r x4 I I 2 r7 1 LI j 5rt t PARISIAN AUTUMN COSTUMES will continue and zlhcllnei will be pat tented with colored spots at various wiztH Small collaus aro coming Into I favor for coata amall cnoucb to roveal 1 the shoulder line The little capon which have been a feature of the coats for some time arc longer thun formerly and the indications are that they will form a aleeve falling in folds around the arm Galleon is banished already by the first rate tailors and bright contracting velvet and cloth facings and pipings with buttons to match are taking its place The ohort skirt Is an established fact for the tailor costume though it Is probable that the long skirt somewhat modified will appear in the more elegant ele-gant tailor frocks Pnqtiin Is allll malting malt-ing many skirts in round length and while Paquin approves them they are sure to linger The yoke is disappearing disappear-ing from the short skirt and plaits run straight from the waist ProbablY plain skirts gathered on the hips and set around with military braid will be worn in the lighter fabrics Apropos of the gathered skirt it is Paquins theory the-ory that draped fabrics conceal stoutness stout-ness better than tight effects For instance In-stance the threequarter sack coat Is a most becoming wrap for a stout person per-son A drapery of soft dark fabric such ae black crepe de chine Is perfect for a stout figure so are fine voile i Pib i3ft I U7i j4 7I Atra 9 iihJtTtJEtIiI lawn batiste and thin faced cloth A dark blue linen batlsitc made over u less expensive material makco a delightful de-lightful fioclc A pretty notion for tho ever nice black chiffon combined with white la I a fine accordion plaited skirt and waist of black chiffon with a bold applique of chantllly lace A wide bertha of chantllly surrounds a yoke of gauged chiffon nnd both may be removed and the frock worn low The sleeves are of white chiffon gauged the whole length of the seam which causes them to fall very full A black taffeta belt with a silver buckle finishes this costume It Is more than likely that this autumn au-tumn will bring out lame startling novelties nov-elties in the size of sleeves and the general gen-eral trimming of dresses and hats DemiaaiBon toilets arc taking the place of dsLlnc lon in the arena of fashion Especially attractive creations have appeared ap-peared for country visIUnzr including a series of half season towns which have a peculiar charm of their own Simplicity Sim-plicity and daintiness are the chief characteristics of these toilets Pretty colored canvas alpaca and voile continue their popularityand serges are much In evidence For chateau dresses light colored cloth and tweed are favored fa-vored Combinations with braiding velvet and taffeta strappings or appli ques or colored cloth admit of great range for the dressmaker to introduce originality and many surprises aro about to be launched In the cut of corsages I cor-sages skirls and sleeves This ia by I general consent allowed to be the most extravagant age In the history of dross and yet on meeting a French woman one realizes that owing to the subtle arts of dress she looks much younger than her years An effort Is being made to adhere more closely to the simplicity sim-plicity which is far more distinguished looking than a superabundance of trimming CATHERINE TALBOT |
