The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20

best fnish. Csmel's hair, sarge and zihe-
line are good materials for this pIrfu-'.
and the woman who makes this coat A.
home will find tina, the homemade APPEAR
snce will vanish II she has the pressing done
st the tailor's.
Very desirable too l. tho Raglan coat
which resembles lite larger prutotyIa excerpt
that II has the effect 81 being douhl" NJ tho
hem, Tho bottom OF the coat a. cut M n
separate piece and attached just above
the edge. underneath the upper part. Roth
edgee ARE finished with narrow fur
One Of the daintie-t coats on the list for n
child OF two years N made ~ whit" Ianne
silk In which you And Mexican drawn work
In thu collar and all around above tho h'm.
The coat fastcns at the neck with a Whist"
chiffon scarf. Mexican drawn work, fancy
hcmstitohing and brisr stitch are tho
the most pleasing modes % trimming clIl-
dren's garments. and a great deal ~ hand
embroidery II used on the finest thing-
The fancy breids, 30 varied In colurug
and styles Of weaving this soaron. Hrc "a
very pretty finish for The wool gowns. and
they are sewn on In all sorts % designs
One gown made Of home-pun ~ mixed
oolortng In trimmed with blue silk braid
covering almost the entire bodice In lattice
form. Velvet ribbon crossed In this way
over . tucked yoke, a end forming a
loop A. shown In the illustration. makes q
pretty nnish for a cashmere gown.
Great use u mad OF tucks In tho small
gowns. and especially the tiny ones which ara
merely cord In width and which In clusters
trim two Of the skirt models shown. one
IN In the new shade 81 red zibcline. trimmed
on the blouse bodice with black vclvt
ribbon and tiny buckles. The cheui-.'fo
vest n Of tucked silk in a much lighter
tint OF red The other gown In the blu
zibeline has hlue silk yoke tucked In clu--
tiers joined 10y a briar stitch and finished
with a stitched band.
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are gorsd or cut circular a. you fancy,
and many OF thu models show the effect
OF a box plat directly In front with narrow
stitched down plaits with generous sIacns
between around the hips. The bodice ia
either a blouse, In shape. with a guimTe, a
yoke or a chemisette vest. or d, ~ "A brloro
with a blouse vest and q rather wide draped
belt Of silk.
As for the slee Va. they follow IN the wake
OF the seasons eccentHcties. yet they are
modified to a reasonable proportion which
makes them very pretty. The small bishop
sleeve with a fancy wristband IL most
generally USED for schoo drezs.- AMI
simple frocks OF any kim but you so
thu nowinS shape In miniature sire. Tho
tucked sleeve putting at the wrist, and Tho
tucked sleeve with a full pun nj the elbow.
A small fowin ing sleeve slashed up several
inches and strapped across with tiny velvet
bands over an undersleeve 81 white china
silk ts very pretty for a vailing. cashmere
or silk gown.
Plated waists are worn much. Thav make
q pretty change from the regulation hiou-s
which hAs b+en worn ~ long. An inverted
plat at either aide Of tho front from the
yoke TO the belt, and extending down t.
the knee In the skirt a. II IL were a continua-
ton makes a good effect Laced acruss with
narrow velvet ribbon. each point caught
down with a small button
Panels Of white cloth or cashmere. sthIsd
with narrow inns OF black braid, make
q pretty trimming on a SIT ued scrgc, one
band around tho hem Of the skirt and on
the collar. White mohair II a good material
TO use for this n ~ its wiry surface
sheds the dust more readily than cloth.
A rather effective Dodico " made 10y
elsshing IL up a little way from the bolt
In two-inch stripes n sloping on tho
edges on zach side enough 10 cut away
fully an inch. Trim them with ono row
OF narrow velvet ribbon or braid. and tl
In the spAc~s With q contrast, tucked white
silk. for example, or plain white oi-hm"ro
striped croe-wire will velvet ribbon. some
Of the little skirt models have a hip yoke.
striped around with braid or velvet, and
below this the skirt IL plated.
A for children's hats. they are large and
Cat. the dre~-y one made Of velvet With
fat, broad. soft crowns and Vide bUiuis
shirred on wire~ in several rows near tho
crown. giving a moderately inlied "ise.
The facing L. shirred tafeta silA with a
double edge like the velvet. The hat
In black with q large black satin ribbon
boa u one 81 the most desirable mod-.s.
There are velvet hats In pale ecru, which
are very dre~sy The crown and upper
side of brm are decorated with applique
designs Of cream lace and tho shir,sl six
IN cream fsce- the brim One hat h u4is
color 10 crossed all over With "a nafyuN
cream lace insertion
The silky hairy Drawer hats with broad
brim. are also fashionable When tuf4u'4
18th f.afhgT tnauuFauna or Lara lHtWa pr