The Washington times., 1904-10-09

And they are made Of chiffon. velvet,
satin, silk and suede.
Trick Of Dressmaker.
Sensible dressmakers who try 20 save
gowns Tor their patrons are making
three or four girdIes with every gown,
and are fastening them in various ways.
One lovely girdle In mini colored velvet
is fastened az the front iuvisibIy with
small hooks. Covering these are big
embroidered roses. which are arranged
70 fasteu on in such a way as to cover
the place where the girdle IS fastened
together
A handsome girdle Of celery green vel
| vet rs caught under a green gold clasp.
into which are set masses OF Green
stones, making one shining stomacher
: OF green
Those who cling TO the white waist.
and there are women who find nothing
so becoming, are making up their new
white waists IN several tints OF white.
I one handsome waist was OF l. Dry COLI
Ored bobbiuette over q foundation Of
/ or ampague white si1-. while the trim
III ngs were lace rumes in ivory white.
Taus the three shades OF white were all
cuuuiEgly combined in one waist. 10
which there were small white lace
wheels applied in a shade OF blue white
which IS known as ash white. This
made really four shades Of white.
ROsettes in New Colors.
Tou. can get very handsome effects by
making r0settes in the new coIOrs and
OF the new materials. But the material
should be of the best and there should
be no attempt at skimping. Too often
one takes odds and ends for these i'm
pOrtaut garuiJures. and the result IS
anything but handsome. Use none but
your best mate al in rOsettes.
woman who IS clever at making all
sorts OF things for her own adorument
has just trimmed a fan hat. Taking
enough smoke blue taheta 70 make a
double ruchiug. she made a sufficient
amount 20 go around the crown OF the
hat il was thick and wide and
stitched right through the middle. This
[ she tossed AROUND the crown OF an old
summer hat and az the side she set three
deep-red autumn roses. They were big
and ragged and made one think or frost.
This IS a trimming which can be copied
{ by any woman, using any color ribbon,
silk OF velvet. and the effect will be
good.
( There is TO be a sort OF velvet revival
this fall Strips OF velvet are cut point
I ed shape and set in under the lace of
I the lapeis. And upon certain Etons with
O.
( OF velvet almost triangular in shape,
! and along each edge, there Is the very
( narrowest stirring OF ribbon. so mar
/ row as to look almost Ike friIl.
Velvet Very Effective.
/ One OF the most effective OF sleeve
/ trimmings has a little velvet in its
! composition The cuff. which IS a deep.
tight cum is made OF lace. It Is almost
-rf. -
with velvet no wider than half your
finger. These bands or Piplngs OF velvet
make a very effective trimming for q
I lace cuff.
and there SIS another touch OF velvet
/ which IS found upon many gowns, and
this Is the little band OF velvet at the
/ ton OF the stock. next 90 the throat
I This IS very lovely carried out in claret
/ coIored velvet above a lace stock en-
J broldered with tiny claret colored fg-
ures.
Another pretty stock IS made OF cream
+ coiored lace, upon which there are leaves
( OF green embroidered. At the top OF the
I stock there IS a piping Of green CHIFFON
velvet. The hat IS trimmed with a
double ruching Of green velvet. which
/ f. put around the crown, while at one
side there perches a bird OF paradise
showing a deal Of green In its 1eaJhery
/ plumage.
/ The woman who has her eye upon a
/ best gown Tor fan should not neglect
. 90 examine the pretty novelty silks. th5
/ dotted silks. the silks with satin stripe
/ running through them, and the LITTLE
I stamped and printed materials. velvet.
and saUus.
Deep Brown Velvet
/ often one can find something very
/ good in a deep brown velvet, or a deeI
. green, iu which there IS a tiny figure
. which makes trimming IN itself sucf
IA gown needs no trimming AT all, saw,
/ "a few sJrappings or pipiugs OF white
] saHetz ana = fail Of Iaos uD0E the Iapels