The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-07-13

about 81 for the linen and another for
the stamping of the pattern, and | do
not know how much for the thread.
Then the lady gets to work and tolls
OF ana OH all summer. and finally if
she has been faithful and industrious
she has enough work done To trim the
neck of dress or she has Il handker
chief which can do duty rs jabOt
when she needs one. Some devote
their attention 10 making deep collar
or II guimpe. but from what | have
been told il would be better to try
something else. for they are likely to
20 out Of style before the work would
be finished. But there is no question
that these Irish point lace things are
handsome and worth all the trouble
taken in making them. This kind OF
lace making aS fancy work has dis
placed all others. and the linen is so
fine and flexible that il is not difficult
10 follow the pattern hut, oh, how
many and how fine the stitches requir-
eel on one little handkerchief.
When one can do this kind Of work.
il Is Il matter of time AMI will To make
Il guimpc and one that can he arranged
50 that il can he transferred 10 any
dress. y guimpe OF this kind of lace
is very costly. but also very desirable.
y handy way To have these is To wear
them OH the outside of the waist, some
what i'm the form of yoke collar.
Some of the most effective Of the gar
mrntS are made 81 hy the hand fash
Toned trimming. There was Il dress Of
light tam puplin, and the sleeves and
the waist were trimmed 10y hand work
i'm form Of aTrowhcadS and feather
stitching in white silk. This. as may
hc seen 10y the illustration. has the up
per portion cut AWAY Ia allow for the
guimpr of Irish point. And here also
one may see the new short sleeve and
uudvTSlCcyr~.
think thai the fancy for these I'M
,rr~l,ry,~ viii not hr general AMI that
there will lee a. many long sleeves as
there will hr short ones.
Tie. prrtIy vest shaped hndiceS Will
H.. very popular with nearly every one,
AMI they offer such 4 drcSSy appear
uu.-r with Htl.c cNprnSc AMI labor that
! ann sure they VIII gain in favor. one
neat style il shown i'm the picture. and
this Is plain brown camclS hair. and
the vest is of liur white AMI pale blue
silk i'm narrow stripes. with silver but
tons down each side. Above this = Il
Clr!a.-cttr uf upruwu"k mG~lin. AMI
The high collar i III the same. with Il
lining eli the pal,>t blue. The bodice
itself j. upru down The front and has
short sailor collar. AMI this j. faced
with dark brown velvet. Tie skirt i
plain save Tor two rows of hercules
braid. with one row uf velvet rihhun
between thrm. The sleeves are long
AMI have three very narrow rows OF
braid around the edge. Nothing could
he much prrrJicr for Il dress for ordina-
~ street orcaSi"!.~. ami even il Is
adapted for almost any needs.
Their, l. hpu>r i'm this city where
nothing Is made eNccnt children
clothes. ana my attention waS called 10
dress made for = young girl FOR play
in. tennis or anything else but golf Ii
wis of pink c!.auhray i'm that dull ami
frosty shade L. IN, found in nothing but
chamhray The fun French bodice had
lot al plaitS - arranged a> u give
fullucSs To- the childish figure. ami over
that was Il wide collar Of the cmbrOid
cred portion of the cloth. thamhray
always has portion Of the same color
aud shade embroidered 10 match. ana
this has been used To- make tiounce