The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-07

that mean success. II is easy TO simply
pile on masses OF trimming. while 20 achieve
this other result means art.
POINT D'ESPRIT LIKED.
Still simpler gowns are OF net. muslin
and OF null. lace trimmed. and are as
daintily charming as need be. Point d'esprit
is favorite and is always attractive. A
fascinating model for a young girl is white
with edging and insertion OF cream lace.
and is hung over silk yelled with net or fine
lawn with an inter skirt Of the net. One
seen within the week is tucked diagonaliy
at the upper portion, the tucks running
back from an insertion Of lace at the cen
ter front and being quite an inch In width.
Below the tucks Is deep graduated hOunce
completely covered with plisse frills. lace
edged and headed by lace enterdeuN- TIE
blouse Is tucked at the lower portion, but
includes an unined yoke OF strips or net
and insertion a plisse bertha and Hun
garian sleeves, the full lower portions OF
which are unlined and allow fascinating
glimpses Of well-rounded g1rlish arms.
really charming Powered muslin combines
skirt, arranged at the hips In lingerie
tucks and tucked at the edge. with an open
blouse that is itself tucked at the front
and reveals a chemisette of tucked and
lace-inserted null. At the neck OF the
blouse is a big square collar OF white tuck
ing that is banded with lace insertion
edged with black velvet ribbon and finished
with full frill of lace. The skirt serves
to illustrate the tendency toward fullness
at the hips and is gracefully charming.
Both il and a model in fine null that Is
shirred to form hip yoke are admirable
for garden-party wear and suit the younger
contingent better than more costly fabrics
With all the gowns rucheS or small pei
crimes, chiffon, lace or some similar delicate
material appear universally as almost TO
warrant being termed necessary adJuncts.
Some of the latest are Ike tiny capes.
with the Funniest possible edges and long
ties, and are exquisite, besides serving a
practical end. No matter how perfect the
day. GOODNESS may be looked for with late
afternoon. These lovely trifes besides
making most picturesque effect, serve as
just the needed wraps. An exquisite one,
in cape shape, is OF cream lace over plisse
chiffon In white, and Is as dainty as any
thing / have seen. The chiffon is arranged
ir two overlapping deep frills, and over
them falls the soft creamy lace. which Is
extended 10 form long fchu ends that fall
nearly TO the hem of the skirt. Another
consists of three Nandyke frills. OF plisse
net, edged with ruched ribbon and finished
with long ties Others, again, are OF chill
fon plisse. or take the ruffie or boa form
and round or nearly so. A lovely model
Of this last sort is Of mousselne made into
rose petals. myriads OF which form the
ruche Still another is all white and OF
chiffon plsse edged with tiny frills OF lace.
and more matronly ruffie is OF black point
d'esprit inset with cream Alencon and nm
ished with ends OF black satin ribbon. In
these accessories. as I'm the smartest gowns,
white and black and white take precedence
of all colors, but now and then one sees
something charming and unique that de-
fies all rule. simply exquisite toilet 10
be worn by young bride at a fete that
will be held during the month is OF white
silk null untouched by color. but with an
accompanying ruffle of chiffon showing a
design OF pale yellow roses on white
ground. The flowers are dim, shadowy.
suggestive rather than realistic. and the
ruche adds just a touch OF piquancy 10 the
gown, besides suiting the wearer 10 per-
lection. The accompanying hat is white
chip with lace and pale yellow roses
MAY MANTON.