The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 23, 1902, Page 7

THE SUNDAY CALL. s 2 7 PANGY SMOADTA) PERBIAN uACHET PHOTOS &> T O = S cuma FEoM H LIEBESse coat may of have reveres carried dow quarter .ength coats, and e woman who pr ¢ , 1 warm as natty ar 1 shap g m it is ther fur 1 1 black looks into .two = These courtesw a pos P v made tainly is merely a ¢ ed but- t 1 back looks tons of turquoise ar 1 5 snug one. the larger the bett S Capes Anather nobby - j s ma f the . t as smart baby lamb. It is o he s yea iffs are car- around stands Iy ue 1 down . the One huge button of bri holds it together. The collar are made gs. A fit coat of red the ket and t ha d. collar and cuffs of of it also. When worn w! e t back and are ‘vhe\' are very unusual loc ed he full length pouch of the waist shows how at one cannot buy a jac re: 1 is de el 1kir Chinchilla fs another fur that has al- Mink is a very popular fur this season. ° 4 eame. tiat reposey g ol B g g ways been popiilar with the favored fev 'm collars are made of it, but they maqa op ; : 1t is much more expensivye 1 less eco- vary somew 5 at. The swellest is merely nomical than ermine on account of its a huge collar. When it is fastened closely great delicacy. about the throat it is difficult to novelties are made by order, but m th fur garment may nter excep N he asking. e the 3 3 t sadt s B % i e ing that it has n bs that r g coats are not common- The best chinchilla has the delicacy al- hair at all, as it is 8o high. The queerest jpe Gt e tal Tur. had Sabts most/of thistledown. 1t moves with the little rev make the length in front and yooqcare used to o public’s fancy slightest b th and is injured by rough from them all the tail Three litte cover a ht take an im- y any fur tha really it makes a stun worn by a swell woman. fur is univer: becom! usage. Even with careful handling it heads fastened to the back give it a changes color, and when that silyery tone ' unique finish. ‘But the smartest ruchc changes to a yellow it is anything but of ai is 2 combination of ermine and P e ! by hests of people Who profess to know : t fail to be stylish pretty. mink. The ermine iy on either side and o %8S O RO E 8 B a good skin is always a good investment. A fine boa costs’about $225 and a muff the mink in the cénter. The eight or ten costs §155, and really they do not last tails thut fall far below the knees ate g bt S + much -longer than dces a boa of chiffon tipped with ermine, and altogether it 1s and violets. Just the kind of a ruff to wear with a . . There is a fur between the gray and ths smashing tailor gown. Tul’key the Place fOI’ Rapld Dlvorces. brown fox. While it is very beautiful it - Ermine is worn more for evening than is not very durable. Perhaps that is one anything eise. A new cape is cut long in ARTINToLLA PATe ;. reason why the cross fox is ‘so populaf. the back and short over the shoulders B T o T e e o e HEAp NCY Y Long boas of this are awfully swell, and The reveres, which, by the way, run the b wants to Kagitror W i CNoTo. A i t Maiag plass: k SAac 0 they are delightfully snug as well. St Wi DY e wkine ke e N e forms are simple and the qut- i Sl AL S The warmest boas and muffs are made shape in the front. When lined with white CHSE YIS HAN'RG KU AN ShaS he was unmarried and a of black bear, Great shaggy bear that ii is just the daintie thke man has to do is to tell the woman t thing imaginable and one does not live in constant terror of having one's best evening gown soiled. Tor dark furs and silks are very apt to rtune and social po- reminds one of the Arctic and its snow. 1 there determined to For these boas are very heavy and very long. Touch the bottom of the gown al- to_begone to her parents with t and the jewels that she brou There the affair ends. She go money nt . him. Arriving at his home he announced to his wife that he propos most. The muffs that go with them look Qo just that v thing. . The ther Sy o besr . Skt N ey ": K T to . " 5 Sitien - e st that very same . it - fo i T e Turk 5 v\{ur:an“)wifl ot o 2o all the/wosld ket simal’ eub. Th boarded a tramecar with his wife, and wed thre wife No. 1 was by no g Mhicg I 200 are very serviceable, most swagger look. ew York people say that the only after stowing her away in the woman's down the robes of lning fit to wear is white. B ded cc artment entered that provided for offic he told her hus- Trom which to ing, moro than warm and do not cost a /INWE [t 10 Wear 1 Wh v white men: Separating the (wo i3 & mere cur- -band so i choi Ha listened : Fer it Dl Thm eI add bo t abous §65 5atin, heavy silks and even heavy white men. Ser & band K e finest skins and gz Sipighes gioantabout I8, . stron’ i linen (i used, ANtlitig that is+ taln. Sbo afterward he saw a woman gravely, puffed his -stemmed pipe tles are compara 4 and one gets fully that much wear out of ©° Butele ¢ b lorkd enter the door of the other compartment ' and t tugged ger his beard. the BEE SR 5 them, Russian sable is an awfully popu- White, but it must not be colored and, seized ‘with curlosity, he peeped _“Under the cire Farisha,” he b T ¥ . lar fur this season.' That is if one can Short jackets have, 'so far, been the through a chinksin the curtain. he sald grave ing for you to early now to Ja N afford to buy it. A pretty collar takes most in demand in the way of fur gar- ;l t so (rh:- ‘Ie’nr;l(;r ‘rm\n\;”“, dark U SA‘.‘V:-‘{;“x‘»{ . ot S ;1'3"‘" Y\’.’g‘: fils, it certain} the place of a coat many times. One style ments this vear. And they seem to be i dWil."Loieia face of ravishing beat- are not wanted 1 any longer.” < heaa A boa may cost anywhere from $200 to $150 aplece. The furriers say {f one is is made with a very high collar and u the only thing that has taken the popular {y. Now the Turk has TR Wt -LibK el Af Aoavh BEC Tty said P ks 4 2000, and the vast majority of peopie can really lucky one may find a few exquisife tiny cape. Just endugh to comfortably fancy for spring wear. The most beau- years.and his wife, hesides having an un-- served to increase the severity of his de- b only afford to look at them through glass $300 skins, the best specimens of the Rus- balance the collar. Tails are used to tiful sve probably the baby lamb, and certain temper of plain form a 1 meangr. 3 ) 13 h‘ué.w»w 'lui‘Clh‘- or read about them in the fashion books. sian crown sable. This crowh sable ls make the length that is o smart now. they are made up with various kinds of feature aud beginning to show the wear Cnoohbn e Vi Russian sable comes in that same “look the darkest to be found, and only & con- ~As a rule they fall fo about the waist, fancy furs for collars. The neck may Bl ; " 1 the strict laws of eti- in the window” cla L& vy he sent a relatt So, again quette, I la, with a standing collar, and the the curtain, e to the father of too. The skins are moisscur fully understands what this although they are made much shorter be encircled with broad flat bands of marriage contract y and they cost anywhere from $§120 to mmeans in a fine skin, and sometimes a little Jonger. chinchi ict kept peeping . through his new flame and nd the more he peeped the was arrarged.