New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

- wade at the convent that
thew said was the finest piece OF iace - in
Great Britain. Five thousand pou'-'@
sured for. 7,-ou NOW dearie
- + info -, subject as wide as the Wurrulo
and as long as all history All the poii' T
must know are made with the 4i00 =, "a
Iaces are made with the pillow or ou9 - 80
bobbins. There's no sense 10 'l' 80 - r,o;-,+
noint' II lust means the pattern anu - -
.s,, b,,-a y rose nattern. The different polnto are
named after the places where tHey t -,
ye can't tell anything by thai ,a9s IN PaIen Ger
manv and St Gall, Switzerland to-u'S TITAN -
naaT ~ Iray made the first lace back in the
dftaent6 century they say. The nuns mace II + al
over iaIg, anu ~ fnest n0int and Genoa the finest
,,iTinN Isrs HothIng was ever made nner lhan me
Venetian point In ne[ To ever hear how Venetian
girl a fsh net for her o iene CO of sea wrack
moTmaf5,s Trl bSir and he gave it TO the giFl and
needle and so the Venetian point came ln'9 % oeihs
20 rejoice the WUTTuld JUS 'E rsine II tn Trim
1871 III Uiie Ui,l With and other iligant gowns
good piece of it. seven lhcHeS "''o' W.
Tien there's Ducnesse lace that's owsrs I mad made
pE IN n2Ra spI JIIoniton-thats the royal lace of Eng
land queen Victoria s wedqs III +boe Tn " nont % M ~
niioH at thafs called real lace but us really not
al made by hanq No. Sh4aEa }aEa the machine made net
pen taShraifar the pattern by hand Here's tiny
haTe 81 pair OF little cuffs three or four inches
long an inch wide. VITA tne eGt'|i .ti ,i' z On
tbsn fine Brussels point, nothing " NY; had a
set here ransfer 2nSs Sd 'G 6e % Roman had S9
9an@bters and She wanted the shape and design
s+a7ned averfIv for they were antique, and she
as ofn to leave them to an art museum got
only $50 for that job ana II In nI @ + i, Ne
ewes would be Kilt entirely II Lley WeIsn L Io[n
eyes An only wearin' glasses 'I'e last three
TTa;nsferrfng' lace taking piece Of one shape.
carefully separating o5e fi 5 q new sbaoe without
seams old fashioned garments are mus ItilodeIIu
into new and stylish shapes. Od Sila"'s are @ uldue
illIo 7IrifSf corners are transferred to ties
iabots And all these garments az iag i up from
yy't1c. iaca without a or cut In them.
r. e,Io7Iirg also the lacema kers' art Is wonder
fully shown. y magnificent shaW came rom t odti
tSra,cisco ha other day to one or the Big stores.
I,;ace bad been burned ont. The laCemaker
worried in fresh piece with the needle, supplying
Ie, coTriete no one could tell where the hole had
been. =. ,,;. r-on,,n that is known to
oil loo neople" said Mrs. Odell i know she sat
down in a chair one day, and bought $I00 worth
before iver she got up 70 60 10 @ - 3seee
oint worth 5000 handkerchief of Brussels
point made by peasant wotnan no, on tLe il sIGe VI
110St exGuisite fan of the finest point, sewn all
nUeT viii pearls hounces Of every depth and every
be- worth altogether. And know a woman who
lives in an uptown hotel in New Iork, VINO mas
~ neet COLLECTION that liver blessed two eyes
Fiounces collars lace by the yard: she has one set
Of wide Valeucennes founces that 1tlleEt 90 ca.
hardly be eGuaIled. for they only make narrow
Xalet:ciennes now for fine underclothes and baby
wear and the younger women are not learning ~
~ nII because it doesn't pay. And do YOU know
great gambling pace-what do they be calling it,! III.
in the south Of France ana al the @b %9Jn snd
In the morning they'd be coming to hcr ana putuhs
their laces in pawn. and thin theEd lose salil'