The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

,w TIE Post -, .,.ev.. for ina
prs pa ,ns and blown pun Of breeze
hrsre distending the lower sleeves
ITO tneI' chan they have been, In con
go no. which we are 20 have full
sc'sn's ar.tty much everything and, to
ser. that will stand It, the nar1ng'
rs'sil,e and altogether chic Paric cum
Fap,. lovely 20 feminine eyes, whatever
vssn .hsm pretend to say 10 the con
pne Of tnem
u.p. ...a +be fact that America
fAs ~ nyn fashions more and more,
tap0 p.r,s actually initiates them II
~ Mad not set her stamp or approval
-. ths full sleeves we would not have
", a, many a Paris fashion has gone
ne way It came because American
- would have none Of 1t. All the
although fashions IN colors, mate
ana trimmings are chosen, for the
nart by Americans for America,
EAo,1en cling to the French touches
tN garments and hats, the French
W. AZ combining trimmings apu colots
peosa no other nation has successfully imi-
W. md the general French make of Il
NV which is as uumistakable as is that
Er9t country dressmRker who thinks
g. aSpows 1t all, and does not try To
ssru new methods.
.n-,sr are pvettier than the French
EISSis They have sleeves gathered rull
4 ~ tss trimmed wristbaud, but without
~ ". ,oormous bag that some French models
va, they have charming pointed and
S.lth effects to the sleeves also, and De
Il sSsSs more originality of style. This
tAl .'ssarnted for by the fact that the shirt
~, IL n distinctly American garment
,,sins, which Paris has set Its face for
M and now that the center OF the
vofId's fashions takes TO making shirt
.s sbonid initiate old American styles,
n y, r,b the exception of the exaggerated
IT,, Il. those who can get all the Mexican
stsvu lace that they can, FOR the Point,
Paraguay and Mexican drawn stitch laces
M coming from the finest factories Of
h Gall and Germany. Only day ago
aw vast numbers OF new patterns FOR
.s.ing and summer in the supporting
4 klss Of T. Wild & Co, where lace lit
ttIly psres the floor and papers the walls
d Sstats II gets into the retail shops Mr..
VIA n Ills newly learned English, eX.
sllI1el the navy laces for spring, a de
,rYipuop Of which will he given I'm an
ttAg article. but for the present II Us
enough to say that many az the newest
Ina loYellest patterns are In the Mexican
Il .teh which IS right at the fingers end
Il Sogthern people and does not have "a
Il cone by way Of Germany and Paris. Mr..
Wli MAS proud Of his use Of The word
SHIT having learned it upside down
vhlA did NOT tell him-and showed how
Ne new all-overs would be constructed
lin houses later on. These lace, blouse
hipE shirtwsists are to be among the
Il fnsrtest things Of the season, from now
IN neIt winter, and are valued all The
w from 60 cents TO over $50 a year. II
yec Gao not buy good lace, do not buy
itr 4 very little good lace lends a touch
q beauty and elegance 10 a simple waist.
While whole waist n cheap lace makes
4 woman look to put # in the slang OF the
dT-llse 90 cents. There are SO many
ihs inrAstions az real lace nowadays that
II sry woman can wear lace that is lovely
tnd stylish. Even women who are some
II iAiht II connoissenrs in the matter Of lace
4 ,r deceived hy many Of the fine munitions
n toT IN the shops
Il SO only does Point Paraguay and Med
+1 iravn-stitch lace come in aIlovers foI
sists and portions NJ skirt, hounces, gal
"A s01S Insertions and edgings, but in yards
ID q he dainty wheels which are cut apart
'ri Inserted In various portions Of a gar
b rent II Is TAD Tor the spring and sum
NJ ri waists to have the yoke outlined with
itits circles, inserted above the fullness
n NInT The yoke aud also upon the sleeve:
iid sometimes the stock as well.
Fl ~
H tl' new shirtwalsts will have round
"A Not' md fancy turnovers attached, I'm
r'rlous pretty notifications of IN,
'tTt SHOWN ne the bishops collar. II Is
% TO any woman 70 make her sleeves--iI
u' 0Ver portion-as novel as she can. aut