The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24
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About cuffs one can not say cnossA
they have assumed with a jump a u
tant place in the seasons growing
Russian cum, with its tigAt-ftihg
which shirts and belts the full aT5|
worn with street gowns and hcus n
as wen, This sort of cum allows " 4
tie bag at the back Of the wrist, ID
close-titting to the hand and yerr Hai
is made of Persian embroidery n
seen in the new striped yelyes
velvet dotted silks, and is effective 4
material.
Then there is the cuff no wider tAil
finger, Of velyet, bringing ihe iles;
sharply so that il makes ven q
rms cum Is USED with the sleeve "
very buggy below the elbow ana =
far above the wrist. Most Of hs
sleeves are nnished in this WI lA|
narrow band OF black velvet
The elbow sleeve with lis n1hoN 4
so seldom becoming mat II can wy u
pOpular tayoritc. 1t should be leSs,n
nose with slender but perlecl VI
arms and for young girls, eal ws1 WAS
are doubtful of tlelr outlines w"
The embroidered cud Is one q W
new freaks of FASHION. Inc sles% Il ~
finished without any cum
hroidered for depth OF about "
i'm inc embroidery little atlenN I \,
at a dehnite pattern. flnA VI
green leuyes embroidered the WI
sleeve that was made Of tahNv. ,.a,
me gown. which was rerepuI
had Inc same embroidery nP.. 4,
If was repeated around the Nv w
nurh more ambitious way, une ~. A
reaching III Oh the skirt 50 AZ i
deem nj the sides and shallow is9 X
die NJ rhe front and In the HWY
back. an ,l,rnlrl
Embroidery appears to az sil ~ IA
tent Wnnn TIE tall gowns, wheu ~
ers the work THAI must We eAgHI
Tho stitches Gakcn 10 secure ni,,liss
white cloth nre abundanuy sus Nt n
rolors. for Grassy gowns suen u -.lss
worn ia house weddings anN titi,as hsi
the taus and pale colols OF ~ HIis9
seen the same beuuti1ul elus .la' IA.
Bnt il is upon black soN@ ,S,,sl
hrnidery appcars to 1he Ms' ~ n
Grpnt snpirc wreathS IN ah s sblSa
ing leaves and flowers ana s ill d
twincd. arc seen upon olaek 'ssta
rho center OF the wreath 80,
carried out In the sahs ronnd lAs /
wreaths are embroidered ary ss skh
of n gown and half way w taawbrcIsa}
comes TO pointed design ip
finish the trimming. .o;der rsl
1t takes time to ep ,ils ~ ParIs hit
this. and the couturleres ~ s % 4
dozen girls all az WYan aNhlh
skirt. ii IL is to be colhP.sns5| made d
tain time. The skirt Is ms hair . u
is then arranged over j S .iris 50, !
tails All around n. lne stns he
selves In ii circle alu; 1dejro o.
proceed to cmbrotdef lhe be,tef rs
In this manner a mucn mstqii
obtained Than though w nj, tossis
embroidered and the SHIT ~
tprward. Ia. fsr nee l.
thing of the past ,eere. Ell
skirts. Ii has the SNORT S, cyt Of
hrOidered ruffic.. the sietvnr,hrojdefti
elbow. The holerc Is ei nyar ny
the edge and is worn Hsist II
shi,.t Vynist or "A delicate NaN
and lace. an, folded clos
finished with roSette, e INK ibsa
and 10 the back az mus ,s, mnts v
fastened wide tabs, loohiIis saded. I'D
broidercd Positions a. M ,' Term
in the accepted use OF Trimmed "
A light cloth gown was s.n poinid +
hroldery put on In sna'P ,,grqggtd
Great embroided points , n, rows
the skirt. There were v"hoye tbi
kind of embroidery, one lNe.
coming nearly TO the d Ds,' sppesrga
OF flowers in embroidery '
the hips. ,.stsn Is andh
The French knot deslsn Tins
OF trimming that Is 81 The y0Ee
knots trim the collar NV make panl
used In such way as ~ The q
each side of the Nvs"
trimmed with them.