The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-11

Of three about six inches ADORE. and be
twee1, these two, the points running Gown GOVT,
into the lower group, are SET olano 1lils
OF lace at intervals OF several inches. inc ne
blouse Is tucked in groups from neck ana
shoulders to the line Of the bust ana Is
then cut In points which fall over bertha
friil of lace that also Is arranged IN points
and In turn falls over a tucked under
portion. A second gown oI-.ha same dell,
cate fabrics Is killed at the waist ana
finished with hem and tucks only; put
is taneta rnousseIine, on which are Two
soft puffs OF the chiffon, but the skirt
being exceedingly full there is no lnts 5o
m ediate one as often is the case lndia
and China silks are seen. but are less
smart than either the chiffon or the me
cortons and silk mushns Point uesPrit
Is O. favorite and Is used both as toun-
dation and a trimming. An ezcse99dlng 81 ),
charming null Is trimmed with trl!is ana
Insertion of the net and many entire gowns
are seen. Null and muslin; are freely
elaborated with fine hand work even Whlie
Kept simple in cut and style 4 lovely
blouse includes q round yoke when con-
sists entirely of strips, Of the material tsi!
s., ana t',c hsla Of Which Is
hemsttched ard one ratyelousiy dainty
creation shows all the seams OF the
skirt and all the tucks OF the plosss nelo
by lace stitches, that are quite ei tS, T.,
and fully thrse-eishths OF s'A iitcn III
with.
The younger girls, those who look with
admiration and longin e. at t the trahs e
class, choose organdy, null, batiste and
the like exclusively and have them mace
most girlishlyy. 4 charming model IS
OF finest Persian lawn and includes
skirt tucked to form a hip yoke and finish.
cd with graduated tucked hounce that
IS headed by two entre-deux OF German Ilis.ia
blouse includes a. yoke OF lace insertion IN
and tucking, q. fun portion tucked In
groups and d most becoming bertha ber-
thas make a feature OF the dresses Tor the
Younger girls and are becoming to almost
all Uniformed girlish figures require
breadth and fullness and those pretty nd-
dltions to the blouse are found to give a
most satisfactory effect. really rascl-
mating frock of fine sheer batiste Is ao7
solutely without applied trimming, and
finds its charm in hemstitchins and fine
The skirt is finished with 4 hem and
three tucks. all nen1stltched. and rs tuck
ed at the belt The yoke Is circular and
consists of strips OF the material feather
stitched and held by hemstitching- Be
low it falls a hemstitched frili and ne ne
soft full! sleeves are made with deep cufis
that match the yoke At the lei. Wnere
the bodice closes. are soft fui! BOWS or
left side in line Favorite sleeves are
the Bishop the Hungarian and the fun
ones with deep cuffs. these last often be
| ing shirre7 midway between tho shouid-
| srs and the elbows to give a Hungarian
effect TucESing. hemstitching, lace stitch.
| es fagotting. feather stitching. all that
! goes to NIKE p dainty, exquisite effect,
| is in style and will be. seen when the
| time of graduation arrives, Simplicity
| Is the keynote of al. but it IS often OF a
costly nature. Yards OF lace can be
sewed on In n few hours. but fine hand
work means time, patience, skill and can
be the result only. of generous outlay in
| money or that loving devotion when de-
| lights in labor expended in behalf Of the
! object of its love.