Arizona republican., 1904-03-15

down the sleeve, until now it seems concentrated at the wrist.
 White null is as pretty e fabric as could be desired for the summer blouse. It can be tucked with good effect and has the faculty of enduring the tender mercies of washtub and ironing board.
 A charming null waist combines with tucking both teneriffe wheels and fagotting, and that in an admirable 5e- sign. A pointed yoke is formed of the wheels and fagotting. Below this the fine tucldng extends for a depth of sev- eral inches, thus furnishing the full ness over the bust. One of the tener- fife wheels extends from the yoke down over each arTphols seam. thus givi- 2 ar extremely long shoulder effect.
 The sleeves are closely tucked as far down as the elbow; thence they fall in a good sized puff over the modified gauntlet cuff. This is also formed of the wheels and fagoting.
 It is noticeable that the summer blouses have lost something of the de- clded puff in the front The new high girdles, which are already fashionable, do not favor the pronounced pouch front, and will slowly but gradually cause it's downfall.
 waist of India linen illustrates the penchant for extending the yoke trim ming well down to the waist line. On many blouses the design in lace and fagOtting covers almost the entire front It gives the waist a sheer appearance, and atones somewhat for the gradual decrease in fullness. The 1880 long period shoulder seam is strikingly ap- parent. The girl win Q sloping pair Df shoulders will look her best in this blouse. The collar of flgotting and medallions merges imperccptibly int:' tho blouse.
 Very few of the new waists arc col larless, but the collar more often is in one piece with the yoke than in th form of separate stock.
 For the bIouscs which are not in- tended to be laundered there is an in- fnitude of charming styles. Shirrin- plays an important part. Ruches oi ribbon or of the same material as th1 foundation add lightness. Silk laces- which will not stand washing bs utilized with elegant effect
 The girl whose figure lacks develop ment will cover almost the entire blouse front with tiny ruches. Thcs' are laid on either horizontally or aftr. some fanciful design; or else multi tude of tiny lace ruffles repeat the mo , tion of water rippled by the wind. Oa- dainty linen blouse has the effect O multiple boleros simulated by tnc'' lace ruffles. When drawn into a satil girdle. the effect is all that co i'd b, desired.
 An elaborate blouse of cream coln"ec silk muslin is trimmed with four inc! wide insertions of silk rennaisanc, face. The lace is a made to ordc item and the silk braid which holds thu ! pattern is held in place by an intricat' web of silk threads-white with a re lieving touch of black. There is standing collar and yoke ia one c finer linen renaissance. A band Q silk renaissance finishes it across tn bust line. Two other bands start a the waist line on either side and iron { and extend over the shoulders harnes fashion. The waist panels between are closely tucked. The renaissanc yoke extends far down over the sleeve
 and is finished by a hand of the sil renaissance. somewhat after the fash
 ion of a sleeve cap. The sleeve itsel
 is tucked in clusters of twelve. It ta