New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-04

chine embroideries for waist fronts and the like,
for the work is seen on everything from millinery
to hosiery.
Decidedly novel is the decoration on stocks Gig.
~ The turnover part is headed by Mario" Oalio
of scarlet silk. like the tie. and is maze OF "iite
linen finished with applied hem The ineoailonS
are outlined by an even row Oh reVerseo pu'toiii'
ing in Persian oss the same shade as the tie' anu
in the centre of each is q delicate motlf Oh ecru
lace This Is held in place by an open uriaee
stitch in red silk and underneath the linen Is cut
away revealing the white silk OF the STOCK propel'
which is shaped at the bottom to correspond WIN
the linen 1t is scarcely necessary 10 aoo tiih'
the medallions are matter for delicate treatment
T. os+ osses il will be necessary to have the linen
in frame when the lace is applied. but the erlect
is so unusual that it is well worth the trouole:
..Honiton lace braid Is feature OF the cohar
hand next pictured Gig. ~ The dull blue linen
&c c,,t in battle ments of graduated length ana the
braid which ornaments it is caught down at the
narrower points with black Roman moss ie"
radiating lines being added to the cohchihs sutton
reed The illustration will make clear the way III
which lengths of the braid applied TO the unoer
side of the linen with just enough OF conhecIi,s
stitching also in black 10 hold them in place ihs
is very good model to wear with pam stoch
matching a shirt waist, when more dTessy' eieN'
is desired than narrow collar protector can CIV
"rbe buttercups on the upper section OF the STOCK
-, :, Eie are worked in two shades only
of Flo silk yellow 504-2O14. 507-2o1l. and very NJ
tie shading is attempted me leaves 10 ~
s,, embroidery is also given. are likewise ueaCeu
DC aatlv as possible They are in greens ool-zooo'
ss3- 49, and the darker of these Is useo aieo io
49, +on,s The white linen which forms the ground
l. finished with a buttonholed edge IN yeho"' anu
~ .b;+e null tie-also finished with stitcning IN
,.a11ou-is knotted around the projecting SCI
.;on of tine linen. which gives somewhat uhueuai
effect. -. 4h-aa
Another pretty stock Is in no less tnah 'iiee
.ions zig a. exclusive of the foundation whlch
is covered with steely blue SILK Two Oh the =,
lions are of tan batiste with edges out'ohnoio -.
lite Persian floss and ornamented only WIN
.tarad eveIet hoes-aIso buttonhoies-which 1oI III
+tarne ar the points. The black panne OF the cen
tral section is left plain. save tor "ih'e
hoed border - anus
"Jn contrast the others Is the iast s'oCh - -,
+,a+.d crir 81 which is of the plainest stricuS
-, -. order Despite its simple appearance
49,. axoctness of workmanship demanded oy me
,,hr,idsred border makes II less quickly Done 'h'
rigbt at first appear. The upper section Is u
white and the lower of black cloth' anu INC g
80 hotb are finished with buttonholing In corai leu
- ,,laor the two colors being alternated at resu
Iar intervals of about half an inch Two lies
satin stitch in the same colors are "oi
- sordar and similar lines finish the upper ee'
,,on a. the ton In the space between lhe io~ =.
+,,,b,ng are set small coral RED nan heaos IA
groups of three. belt 10 ma - -. ,ra,
es,s q NJ the black cloth, worked In the 'aiie
and IL fastened invsibly with HOOKS al. ,U - -, -
-. q, var, simple of execution. indeed so much 30
q. r,sv he thought beneath the notice OF the
- ..d,aworker but It Is noticeable ieatuIe
~ arsioIes Of this Kind now In vogue ,n s time TO
wooranmpilshis Used least SNOWY manner s pos
s5le Bxampes Of this ere ms In chain stitch
r66sa sa CONTRASTING but often corresponding IN
soor This o, sb ss aSne to 0 chain
ch,na s-iSsn,t u nd 5Hs ca can looE 80 wall
7ir Paris new waton en~an - ~ ''e'~'