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OUR FASHION NOTES. & CIRCULA U 'A l'lí OV M Y K'TIJS% BN KA ■■■!' CLOTH TRIMMKH WITH I.KAF Z a . TRIM MINOS. & Thore are pronoiinced novclties m coata but t'ic cape has not lost prestige because it filis too important a fimutiou on fulJ dress occasions to be peremtiH'ily discarded. A cape ia a simple ga make, it has graceful linos, and ís thii.i'i may Oe a simple or elabórate accordiiif! to tho niaterial of trhicli il is made aiul uic occasion lor which u is reqnired. For Late Atitumo and Winter wear sük, velvet ai;c! sornetimea plush, wil] be chosen and the decpration may be jet on silk or velvet, and brad. fnr or feather band trimming on cloih. Thorc are many lengths in capes - short, medium and long, the height and brcíidth of figure generally detcrmining the dcpth most becoming. In the illustranon ivill be noticed a capo capable of doing duly on the promenade or for traveling or riding Cloth 19 the material and braid the trimming. The mode permits considerable vanation, inasrnucli as a hood is provided, also a standing, tiirn-down or storm coltor. The circular shaping causes the cape to fall in deep flmeiike folds below the shoulders and the adornmout is neat and mexpensivo. Tlie Buttenck pattern 13 cape No. 9310; 9 sizos , bust mcasures, 30 10 46 inchesj au 7 sizo, 25 coias. % f f Á PRKTTY CO.MBIXATION S W OF VKLVKT AND SKRGK. W Tliere are tcmptinft styles for the prowing srirl out so opposile are the effecis and so niMneroua tlie modes iliat 10 make a choice is Sdiiiething of ui effort. The attractive features oí the dress sliown :n the illustration aro wel! brouglit om in the cninbinátion of velvet and serge, iülc rel vet nbhnn and knife [ilnitings of silk furin the dccuratioii. The uretolles taper almosi to ;ioims at tl.c bottom of the waisl where 'Jicir eiiils are conccaled by rosones of ribbon velvet. Tlie four-gored ff skirt 3 very graoeful and requires sorae sinr ple trimming, while the shape of the sleeves and general effect is above criticism. Prettj dresses of this style will be made of cashmere with silk for the contrast, and novelty wool goods showmg gay mixtures of color will be chosen with braid. velvet ribbon or silk passementerie or ginip for adormnent. The feit. hst is new in style, Haring becomingly off tlie face and boanng gracefully its decoration of plumage and velvet. The Butterick pattern 13 dross No. 9342; 8 sizes ages, 5 to 12 years; any sbe, 25 cents. . MmWt