Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

.-pr are laws for dressing ehll,
Tn" and they should be dressed
J s'so y.,.sen ? and 4 years Of age toi
~ nm wears the empire blouse
Sslngyd an 10 pretty yoke Rounu
pislte ana shoulders Of this there
o. ns.N YIN or a ruching TO match
fp though some have no trih-
d. ,hotoyer either at the neck or
phs ,ss shoulders. This blouse IS
so.'' .,S At the back. The princess halI
iA'sa' ,obs may follow the blouse rooe'
tiiins ,g,ss sash is tied round the waist
snl nn the figure, almost under the
hsn y Rows up to a certain age may
ans This same style Of dress, only
ls' .s Ssr the sash or belt is placed low
,r,r the hips, 49, u,oa
~ 80, which to choose. The ilrst IS
q . Nv Jacket. the second a redlngote
me third a double cape Babies
81. ~. are trimmed with shaped
eys" s.s bsoded with tiny ruchings Of
l,sD. rsuye. Al years OF age the
s"I rslstol may be worn. II Is pref
, .', h white cloth or panne, with a
INA out fuchng all around
,ps,,,'smal robes ara made with dou-
u.stss trimmed with flowers, edged
n treks insertions and lace. The
VII. 4 very short walsted and has
s..,sllss Of lace embroidery and white
IN, ribbon falling In cascades down
AZ ann little fairies grow up they dis
- snplrs hlouses and princess robes
~ sao.t the blouse and skirt costume.
~ popse bodice. like the blouse cos
,a,oe d usually gathered on TO a vel
sst Matted silk or guipure yoke. The
,o.opre yoke is reversed, however, for
s-s.sy occasions. Velvet yokes are very
r-stty as also are complete velvet cos
mines In blue, bronze and red. Red is
r,,v suitable for children who can az
,o,1 TO be dressed more showlly than
their older sisters.
crepe De chine, terry velvet, benga-
line ana white panne are also used for
espnonlous occasions. OF course. only
Young eolors must be chosen and they
,sopld be trimmed lightly with lace or
fringe In thin materials tucks are the
hyorite trimmings,
A very useful way 10 trim children's
dresses ls 10 cover the skirts with
shaped nounces which may. In time,
serve 10 lenrthen a skirt which Is too
short Fancy materials seem to be
made expressly for children, and they
require very little trimming II IN plaid
or spots, a few rows OF ribbon on the
bodice and down the seams-nothing
more.
There are many novelties In the way
q dessmaklng this season that are
particularly suitable FOR the "blt more
grown ups" Straight gathered, plalt-
"a and pulled skirts come as a most
welcome change from the plain models
Vhrh have held undlsputed sway for
he past Il months and more. For
very soft wooden materials vertical
ncks laid one against the other viii
ti2n; Tor sheer stufs skirt composed
'hurely Of pufs separated by bands Of
tssftIon, lace OF ribbon promises TO be
nsfayored novelty, and for the tailor
rite gown straps or many rows Of
fiiching. Princess frocks have been
brought into notice again and remind
one forcIbly Of the Gabrielle" style
q Y years ago, having quite as many
sans and as much ornamentatlon as
b those days when, for its protection.
We were enyeloped in the ample folds
q long sleeyed apron-the bette noire
q every girl who had celebrated her
fghth birthday.
Girls Of from u to IS are wearing tai