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EVENING PtTfeMO ILEDaEEPHtEECPHIA'r TtTESDAtl SEPTEMBER B. 1922
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JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
flancy Wynne Tells of Change in Miss Harris Debut
Plans Miss Geary te Be Introduced at a Tea.
, The Latest Kind of Fur Used in Paris
r tfAS sorry te hear of the death of
T Mr,. Andrews' Harrh, mother of
"" . it in .In ivlilrh op-
n(r Andrews i"op '. " --
, "red about n week nge. She had net
2 Veil through the winter of last
S and when Mrs. Harris. Jr. went
ZA te Jein Gcerglarm nnd bring her
fb Vl Behoel In Paris. Mr. Harris
WLi Tet te Re" They took MrS.
decided iLftcettnuc in Nerlhcnst
l!;9rPnndI". Harris. Jr., and
Harber, '' en ns tilcy
Gc0i ?hl, riilc. M- irnrrl9 bc'
r a it le hctt" for a while but
If? Btrcnltth liimlly gave out entirely
"lWnmlly Is In mourning there
-m net, of course, be n tea or dance
. OeerBlana as wim nt nrst planned.
&r.i,.M after Christmas there will be
fllltfe entertaining for her, but net
until then.
HEAIt, tee, that the Gearys have
dwidcd net ie " v " -,,;:
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rdcn party, as the October weather
ff uncertain, se.lt will be n regular
. but thcre will be no receiving
l.rtr Mm. Geary will probably have
rs of her family te preside nt ten
SbfeS! but there will net be any debu-
antcs Mrs. Geary was MIm Man
liirrlsen. veu remember, n sister of
KcLelb Harrison, Jr.. Alfred liar-
son and Mildred Harrlcen. who is the
R of the Count von Helnsteln The
date of the tea, by the way, is Octo
ber 11.
TIID very latest, pesliutcly latest,
thine for gowns this year (nnd it's
te be used ler cape cumus ;..
rabbits' skin. It't perfectly true nnd.
f course, the French have introduced
it. And what Is mere, some of the
imartcst of our women who arc com cem
in(r home from Kurepe have frocks with
laid fur ns trimming. The thrifty
French hnve discovered by feeding n
rabbit extremely well and keeping him
In a very clean and well -kept coop, his
fur becomes soft und silky nnd rich. Se
new they feed "Brether Rabbit" ns
carefully ns "I.rether 1'ct Poodle," nnd.
after they hnve fed the former, they kill
Urn and cure his fckin. Then they dye
It te match the frock with which it is
te be worn.
I mw a stunning get-up recently of
feft beige or tan crepe, the skirt benu
tlfully embroidered nnd n little top cape
of the same material finished nt the
neck with a wide band of fur dyed the
tome fbnile as the enpe and dress.
It really was stunning, m soft and
rich In appearance, and If they stick-
te soft colors line betge nnd gray nnd
browns It will bc still Btumilnc. but
until I tee, nnd Fee that it is geed, I
prefer net te tlunlc nbmit purple, blue,
green or red furs, don't you?
THE rush for home is starting nt the
railway stations teday: it started
ltt night for t Ina c matter. Peer
little commuter that I nm, I was nearly
mothered in the avalanche of return
In Philadelphia from the seashore nnd
mountains ns I tried te find mv little
local train en Its track out about .Seven
teenth street.
Besides tennis the first social nffnir
of the season will be Helen Sewcll's
wedding, which is te take plnre en Sat
urday, jeu knew, nt the Church of the
8avIeur, Jenkintown. Helen will make
a darling luide with her wonderful fair
hair nnd complexion. Her engagement
te Henrv Coxe. Jr., was announced
during the winter.
Henry was in the World War, though
he was very young. He wns graduated
from Hnnnnl In lfWO and has been
engaged In business in this citv since
then. He will give a dinner 'for bis
ushers en Thursday evening and the
Rcwells will give n buffet supper for
the bridal pArty after the rehearsal en
Friday evening.
TTinCINIA is four nnd, while fenr-
V les in the dark and of most things
mner eniwren mind, she line n real
t'rrnr of caterpillars. The ether day
.Mether heard low nnd trumbllnc con
versatien going en In the gnrden out eut
Mde of her window, and she neened
jet te ten Mrgmla standing agninst the
ijnee with her skirts lipid back and her
Were hern. small eaterpillnr. "Please,"
Mrslnln un tnim ....I.... ,
eon t mind going the ether way se I
n go Inte the house. I'll let you have
"1 jardcu all afternoon."
, NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL 'ACTIVITIES
m,T!Im marringn of MIhs Knthnrlna
rwi.J'0,1' dauRhter of Mr. and Mrs.
wvT M,'A nt Doven. nnd Mr. R
ir.V i" ""eck. son or Mr. Frank
nceck, of Charlottesville. Va.. will
lrt.K(rilQn fii m - --.-..-.
nnV,n " "" ""'uruaj-, ucccmuer
neon.
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and S?rR? welwnrd, Jr.. son of Dr.
h.im YerK Woodward, of Krls
& ?h,8tnu,1 ""' ,,ns is,"'ed invlta-
VIUD. Mr WrfiH.r.,l ...Iff --..--.-I-
for? it,. t7cUe BU0fit3 nt l"ls home he-
the dance. Dr. Woodward, who
son'8be?reipen51r,r the summer at Jack
S?iv tnJSl?1 .,y?0,,Jvl11 relwn te this
city teflnv, whlle MrB. Woodward and
main S?rtffi M" "dwnrd will re
et Vh80?." 1i0l unl the end
Tr whr.iV ..Mr- ?0-B0 Woodward,
ru'v mSL0.nt ihl week-end nt Atlantic
City, will return the middle of the week,
imMtiftf Mahlen Kline, of Chest
nut IIIII, will Rive a dance en Wednes
day evening, October 1R. ni h w L
ffi?r vui'VL""1 9iub ' ,,oner of his
nlece. Miss Dorethy Vulentlne. dnuRhter
n 2$T' ,nnd Mrs- Harry Valentine, of
he?S!iSJSW. J?,8', Vnl?nt'e will make
wma,ll?Ste5itDVln,nbC?r,S,8,!Ch hCr ParentS
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn Henry Hammend,
lh.NS'r?.k, ' InvitattonVfer
the mnrrlage of the r daughtfr. Miss
""fe-fiW """"end. and Mr Jehn
Thrli?,nkiln.' nIse et Xew Yerk, en
riursdny afternoon next at St. Mark's
Cburch.faeunt KIhce. N. Y. a recent Ien
?J". ,i ftt Dfllwoed. the country
HnmLMr- nnd Ml?- Hammend. Miss
wiHm 1rla-irft Kreat-arranddaughter of
Mi. Ogdcn H. Hammend nnd Alre. Prcd-
Ml.. Kfarv c"",! r..W.n.fi.h'n.BV."-
?,1d. J.!.1;?; P1"'01 Heb'ard, of Chestnut
i,VMitua wne or. 'MIR8 Hammend's
bridesmaids, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hcbard and
t -"' vn5 nnve been spending
I -'"""' mi i cquaming, .Mien., will
shortly return In hl u,.' i.i.'t.V., '
SSS?.'1.IU b8 ene f thli season's
lfn5!; HdiiMrS: J.0,,erb Sill Clark, e
Kates Hall. f'htfnut nm .i ,. ..
been sDendlnir thn mmim.r .If ,i,i- ..n,n
nt Southampton, sailed for Europe last
week. Thelr aunt. Mrs. William Preston
Johnsten, nnd Mls3 Clarice Claiborne, of
.New Orleans, nnd Mian Knrn ai.,.m
Ilrtenny, of Avery Islnnd. Ia., who hav
been their guests nt thelr villa, will re.
main there for several wecks mere.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Mchl, of
tnuey ruuu, jvrumere, will shortly lssue
iiiviuinunn ler a tea en Friday, Sen-
;.,' ." muuuuue mcir naugnter,
Miss Dorethea SnetRwnnd tni,i -vt,.,.
Grcnvllle DedtrA MnntfrimriM' nt Ckn.lK.
Broek, Wynnewood, will Bive a lunch-
ii un Tcanesaay, Heptcmber 27. In
honor of Miss Mehl nnd Mrs. Dedge's
nlece. Mis Helen Warren Allen, dauch-ir,oefMrs-
A'frcd Ileglnald Allen, of
-013 Spruce street, who will also be
i .. . lne "easena debutantes. Mlsi
.iiem una reiurnea irem a several weeks
titny at Cane Mnv. Miaa T.imtin tvn-.
field Mehl. and Mlsi Kllzabeth H. Mont
gomery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cren-
VlllO Dedfta Mentcnmfipv will .,,,-
today from Anniigansette, N. Y., where
......- imve neon spenuing some lime.
.M,nendJtr8' eorge Harrison Fisher.
Orove, Jenkintown, are spending; a few
vje ub -LiuriDx, iiass.
.Mrs iJenjamin Franklin Clyde, of
Geughacrcs. Ilryn Mawr, Is In New Yerk
iv um rmzu neici ler a tlme.
Sir. and Mra. Frank Rrnnnr Tfenn.,,
of 2034 Hpruce street, who nre spending
the (summer abroad, are new In Paris.
Sir. and Mrs. Geerge McCall, of HOG
'I'ruce street are spending seme tlme
s uiu neu iien inn, aiocKjUdge, Mass.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter H. Thomai, of
wv.u.uun, uiu moo at oieKoriuge.
,Dr. I,euls S. nichnrds, of 48 West
Highland avenue, Cheetnut Hill, an-
"""'"j, " imurinffB or ins anughter,
Miss ICatharlne Cecilia Rlchnnln. in
Dr. Hdwnrd W. SlcCleskey, also of
v-i.unuiui Jim, en iuenciay, wuguM 21. nt
the Church of Our Mether of Consola
tion, Chestnut Hill.
i?5rVnnd Mrs- ASomen It. Clapp, of
1811 spruce street, who spent the sum
mer at their cottage nt Cape May. will
return home en Septcmber 10.
Mrs. Perry S. Allen nnrt i.- in..
daughterB, JUss Agnes Allen and Miss
Mary Virginia Allen, of 2121 Snruce
i""r iiu iiumj Dfpn spenuing seme
time at Oitcnd, nelglum, and In Londen,
have returned te Paris for a few dayti
befoie leaving for Switzerland.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Draper Whiting
have returned te their home, 1523 Snruce
street, after an extended meter trip
through the Mohawk trail.
A Popular Matren
MRS. CHANNING WAY
Mrs. Way, whose delightful in
formal parties arc most enjoy
able, spends most of her time at
her home in West Chester
been In the West this summer, left her
mother, Mrs. Albert Breck, In SainDlege
nini is spending September wlth'.Mlss
Violet Leech Welsh at Cape May.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Daniel Dencrchueand
their daughters, Miss Marian Cahlr
Doneghue, Miss Deberah Doneghue and
.miss uoreiny uoneRnuo, and their son,
Mr. Daniel Doneghuo, of 119 Pelhnm
read, Germantown, have returned from
CnDO May. where thev snout Aueust.
Miss Doneghuo will entertain as her
guests during Tennis Week at the nor ner nor
mantewn Cricket Club Miss Mary Mar
shall Scott nnd Miss Mary Carrell Har
ris, of Baltimore. Miss Mary Rldirely
Prcstcn. also of Bnltlmore. who has
been tiavcllng nbread this surnmcr, will
iciurn te tnis country enriv this month.
She will visit MIm Doneghuo the latter
pari et &cpicmucr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Stanley Borten nnd
tnclr daughter, Miss Martha F. Borten,
of 7207 Ch.irlten r.trect. Chestnut Hill.
who are spending the summer at Cape
May. will return home the latter part
ui mis menm.
Mrs. Lycll Pamperlne, of Norfolk, Vo Ve
ls spending a few days with Mr. nnd
.Mrs. I'TcueiicK w. SQMnuut at tne Trny Trny Trny
niore, Atlnntlc Pity. Mrs. .Schmidt en-
tnrtnfnPfl nn VrMnr nt tiinnhtiin frxt Mm
Pampcrlne nnd Jllss Catharine Quln, at
UW IIIUIUUWU.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jehn A. Call are In At
lantic City, staying at the Traymere for
bevcrui wccks.
Mr. William Dahrlnger nnd the Misses
Dnhrlngcr, fermerly of West Philadel
phia, nrn occupying their new home in
Cedar lane, Highland Park.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs J. IMward Lutz nnd
ineir r.iinuy, or west walnut street,
have been nt the Hetel Brighten, Atlan
tic City, for till- past month. Mrs. Lutz
will ntnv until September 10, when they
will take an extended meter trip.
Mr. Edward C Dixen and Mr. U
Austin Dixen, of 018 Seuth Forty-ninth
Mlsa Elizabeth Vnrrl. n-v ..- t- ' "vei. inve raumeu Heme auer naving
... .wv. Iltta H1,CIlt ,no 6Ummer nbread.
fljineimcina
The Opening of a
NEW SHOE STORE
for Women
Wednesday, Sept. 6th
flvetd te the prr,ei,tnticn of the inett
ciilMivc In accordant with the (.onsorva (.ensorva (.onserva
llio pelky of mis store.
ColenW Tump In Mack
Ruetfe Vamp itlfi tl i
Brocade ieflri ;unrlcr
nnd tenpwt same in
liXUTi camlit'KiUen.
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104 S. Thirteenth St.
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Autumn Millinery
Opening
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
This will be the first ahewing of our French hats,
imported directly by us from the following foremost
designers of Paris:
Lewis Y tries Leuison Lc Monnier Villetard
Germaine Marguerite et Leonie
There are also a number of charming hats of our own creation,
hats showing'the inspiration that is Paris, as well as the perfection of
workmanship that is Allen's.
North Philadelphia
MIm Oladva Winter, of 2808 Weit
Oxford street, has Juat returned from a
week-end trip spent at Qraterrerd, Fa.
Miss Marv McGlntev and Mis Kath.
ryn McOlnley, of 2523 North Bancroft
treet, will return from Atlantle city
teuny.
MIb Florence Heffman, of UBS Rorer
street, has returned from a trip te
Johnstown, Pa., where h ha been
visiting her mother,
Seuth Philadelphia
Mlsa Jesephine Hani, of 2219 Beeth
Twenty-tint street, hna Just left for a
weclc'a stay In Atlantic City.
Miss Mae Rushton, of 2434 Seuth
Juniper street, has Just returned from a
week-end trip te Oraterferd.
Mlsn Anna Mae Fauit. Mia Lillian
Faust and Miss Blanche Fauit and their
brothers, Mr. Mnrlnn Faust and Mr.
Carl Faust, of 2712 Seuth Clevelnnd ave
nue, hnve Just returned from a week
end trip te Wlldwoed.
Miss Edna Destlan, of 1131 Seuth
Calrlsle street, la spendlnr the week in
Atlantle City.
Mr. Themas rtoeney, Mr. Peter Feeny
and Mr. Ilnymend Wldener, of the Van
dalla Country Club, are spending the
wecK in Atlantic uity.
Mr. Jehn Kelly and Mr. Rearer Kelly,
of 1612 Paisyunk avenue, ere spending
the 'Week nt Atlantle City,
Miss Marie Sweeney, of 2132 Seuth
Mele street, has been spending the week
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Fred Du Putren, of 2324 Seuth
Sixteenth street, will return from At
lantic City this week.
Miss Kathryn McCele, of 1E42 Seuth
Twenty-ninth street, haa Just returned
home nftcr a two weeks' vacation spent
in Atlantle City.
Mlsa Jcnn Poleneky, of 2337 Seuth
Eighth street, has returned home after
a three weeks' stny in Atlantic City,
Miss Charlette Craig and Miss Jane
Craig, of 2012 Oakford Btrent. are en a
two weeks' trip te Atlantle City.
Miss Agnes Duffy, of 2018 Seuth
Eighteenth street, has Just returned
from a week-end trip spent at Atlantic
City.
Along the Main Line
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Seuffert, who
are metering, through New England, ar
new at Bretten Weeds, N. H. , Upen
their return they will occupy their new
home en Wynnewood read, Overbroek.
Mra. Jehn H. Dart and Mlsa Lillian
Dart, of Overbroek, hnve gene te At At
lanteo City, where they will step at the
Traymere for some weeks.
Norristetvn
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn J. Heaey are at
the Hetel Traymore, Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Hewie and their
small daughter, Miss Helen Hewie, 1022
De Knlb street, have returned from an
nutomebllo trip te Stamford, Conn.,
where they attended the annual Clans
men's gathering.
The marriage of Miss Catherine Ter
esa Lawless, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jeseph Lawless, of 109 East Fourth
Btrcct, Bridgeport, and Mr. Geerge F.
Kernnn, son of Mr. and Mra Geerge R.
Kcrnnn, of 655 Buttonwood street, will
take jflace In St. Augustine's Church en
Wednesday morning, September 13, at
10 o'clock. The bride wilt be attended
by her sister, Miss Elizabeth Lawless, au
gen da ftewcraram
CHARLES HENRY FOX
The Sign el th Rtu
Spnc e"a-S9221 S. Bread St.s
Jenes' Geed Shoes
Child and mlrnas' fine tun leather; geed
wearlnv quality anlea with rubb-r haels
attached. AlltlzonfremStt tell, i; U te 2.
$2.45 & $2.85
1-IM flKHMAVTOWV AVK.
-WALL PAPERS
.. of Distinction and Chanwte k
ny the fameui French manure ctureri. J.
Kuber A ct. n-feat Karth, and
InUlere Lroy A I'lla.
Alae the pretty. Inexrenalve Domeatle
tylea. Batdivatej rttrniskrd for
M Paper Hantfne entf rn(f(fl7
A. L. DIAMENT & CO.
"KlBBISfir?-
mmbImI nt Rtrafferd. Pa
Dl.rark Ave.
New Yerk
IMPORTERS, DKBIONERB d 3IAKBRB OF TrOMBN'a AND
CBILDREN'B APPAREL OF TUB lUQUEST CHAR
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Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
49.50
Mew Dresses-
Without Counterpart! '
Effects that are wonderfully clever. Materials are:
Canten Create Peiret Twill
Satin-faced Crcfre Crushed Satin
Renee Crefae Crefie Rema
Styles show new drapings, new full-flare circular skirt.
Embroidered, beaded and fine tuckings. Every color and black.
Seme show touch of real lace en cellar and long, tight sleeves.
Autumn Readiness in This
"Different Kind of Juvenile Stere"
Smart, practical Dresses for school and best, of Canten
Crepe, Weel Crepe, Serges, Jersey, Peiret Twill and Velvet
Hand stitching and embroidery, one of the many new trim
ming thoughts.
Ages a te 16 7.50 te 29.50
maid of honor. Tha best man will be
Mr. Harry Corsen, of Chester. A recep
tion wilt be Klven at the home of the
bride's parents after the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Kernan wilt live In Swedcland.
Moercstown
Miss Helen Wilsen, of Seuth Church
Street. Is snendlnr neme time at Wild-
weed,
Miss Helen flmerllev. nt Phllndelnhla.
has been a truest of Mrs. Themas Bright.
of West Second street.
Mr. James Warden, son of the llev.
and Mrs. F. A. Warden, left today for
Hobart College, Geneva, N, Y.
Mr. Nerman Pitcher will neon leave te
enter Trinity College, Hartferd, Conn.
Mrs. Gcerae B. Ferrler nnd her grand
daughter riuth are at Seaslde Park.
Mrs. Cutln and Miss Carrie Leve, of
East Oak evenue, gave a card party en
Friday nftemoen at the Country Club.
Miss Mildred De Puv Janke gave 11
card party at her home en Camden ave
nue Friday evening.
Debrlna-Qaltaeher Marriage
A pretty wedding took place Baturday
afternoon at the Church of the Hely
Seuls when Miss Florence Mae Dcbrlng
became the bride of Mr. Walter N. Gal
lagher. Miss Carolyn Iloberta and Miss
Mary Babccck nttended as bridesmaids
and Miss Anne Gara as maid of honor.
Mr. William Austin acted ns best man.
The ushers Included Mr. A. Quick nnd
Mr. Elmer Whlsler. After a trip up
the Hudsen, Mr. nnd Mrs. Gallagher
will live at 3732 North Fifteenth street
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TeuHan't 8en Valentine Until Veu'vt
Seen "Meed and Hand"
By the Auther of "The Four
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Added Prolerue M1I0 Pice, Solelnt.
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Matinees, 35c, 50c
Evenings, 50c, 75c
Saturdays and Holidays
Evening Prices
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ALBME
New Breakfast Coats,
Special:
Of retten Crepe. Three
styles, in ice, Cepcn
jzure anu ercnia.
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J WEDNESDAY fjj
W A Special Selection
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Misses' New
Fall Frecks
Trvills and Sill(s Representative of tha
Smartest Medes of the Ven Fall Season
Women's Smart Oxfords
Tan grained calfskin
with a stout sole and
pronounced extension.
$11.50
An oxford you will be proud te wear
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Fine Footwear Since JS6S
13th and
Chestnut
11 tell
THIS IS PARAMOUNT WHKK
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"THE BONDED WOMAN"
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Medes of yeutWul charm and distinction, many
of them reproductions of imports and higher
priced creations employing the various fine
twills and fashionable silk crepe weaves, se
admirably suited te express the tailleur and
afternoon interpretations.
Nexv Shades of Bretvn Introduced
The Russian Influence is shown in line and decoration;
panels of circular cut enhance many of ihe models;
ether versions feature the Egyptian or Grecian drapes.
Self-ornamentation, metallic and Persian embroidery,
novelty buckles. Chinese and Indian decorative motifs
are used effectively.
I 3 FOURTH FLOOR
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CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
WEDNESDAY
Featuring Exceptional Values in
Coats, Capes & Wraps of
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WITH TRIMMINGS OF KOLINSKY FOX.
VIATCKA SQUIRREL AND FITCH
Introducing the most advanced silhouettes D'ii original
trcalmenis m cellar and sleeves, Ccorgceus linings of crepe
silks and brocades and handsome bucl(lcs arc features of
distinction.
BLACK CARACUL COAT 395.00
Vintclcn Squirrel chin cellar and a Mandarin sleeve effect
distinguish this model.
BLACK CARACUL CAPE 450.00
Ferty-aix model uith large cellar of natural or dyed Titch.
Selected carncul kins.
BLACK CARACUL COAT 495.00
Chin cellar nnd Mandarin cuffs of Vidtcka Squirrel are
features of the straight-line coat.
BLACK CARACUL COAT 550.OO
Luxurious cellar of pointed Fex enhances the charm of
the slender line cent.
BLACK CARACUL CAPE 650.00
Craceful model with circular skirt effect and large cellar
of Russian Kelinsky.
BLACK CARACUL COAT 695.00
Caracul coat with Mandarin sleeve featuring cellar of
Russian Kelinsky.
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