Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-12


cess idea Is carried out quite elabor
ately In many. the garments being
richly trimmed with lace. applique.
ribbon and embroidery. The surpl'ce
pattern is very pleasing also. For
the materials there are the old stand
hys -albatross. French flannel and
II altassc--for both matinecs and long
wrappers.
Continuing in the realm of powder
puffs and soft slippers, perhaps there
is no sweeter little undergarment
than the corset cover Of pattern G599
RufYles are of prime Importance these
days among other giddy furbelows. SO
here they are too. The surplce idea
l.; expressed, which likewise is very
stylish. The hand-embroldered fronts
are quite in keeping and the belt Oh
inserted ribbon completes the novel
effect.
The corset cover 65s2 has been used
before, 1t is true. but it's worth an
other mention. It Is the French idea
of inserted ribbon and embroidery
with tiny tucks and buttons, but the
ruffles added to the scalloped edges
gives just one more touch Of softness.
Many women prefer fitted bias tail
to a corset cover for their fine sense
of the fitness" of things cannot en-
dure any possibility of a slipping up
and out OF place.
Perhaps the very newest thing in
the lingerie Is the princess chemise.
This is most natural consequence.
The princess gown must have as lit
tie underneath as possible. les. the
graceful lines be in the lea5' rarrcd.
TO make the fiji moro pe.sec' the
chemise is made with bias back.
Nightgowns also have this bias back,
The idea is to have everything iiesing
snugly, doing away with full yo,ies. Or
nan;ented as much as you please. but
Nat and snug.
The negligce is pretty eXpreaslon
of the surpllce style. II is OF soft
white flannel, bordered with bands II
pale blue silk cut bias. The outer
edges are scalloped and embroidered
and the inner are feather stitched. A
belt of blue ribbon with generous
bow, holds the garment neatly In
place about the waist.
The dressing sacque tpattarn G,39S)
| is-sti!l embroidery. The material il
pale pink flannel The embroidery is
done in white silk. The design is
unique and has merely a suggestion OF
the princess idea by the wide belt.
Slippers, by the way, are very I'M
l.ortant accessories to this wonderful
array of l1velincs5 called lin2rle. One
of the most beautiful novelties in this
line is white velvet slipper. So
very "special' are these that they
usually are made to order in, say
whatever shade is desired to match
SC me beautiful gown The velvet is
dotted over with odd little dtsigns
pressed in by hand instrument. Then
it is tinted with paint in flower pat
tern or tinted all over. The glace-
kid slippers are very simple, but very
pretty They cone in plain cOlors-
| pink. blue, etc. and are low cut, with
| plain, stiff little bows in front. There
are black and white castor, high colo
malls opera slippers with the full ma
| line rosettes), satin and white kid The
! lt val slipper is beautiful novelty. II
las the strap effect, but does not fas
| ten. The straps are so constructed
t,lat they fall into place over the in
sep Witho,;t any buttoning orr clasp
i ire. There is a saucy little idea in an
cpea-work toe, which makes the slip
per a dainty piece, indeed.
All the slippers are low-cut Show
the pretty lines for the fOot-that is
the idea. Then the yamp is shor,
and the result-a pretty, neat foot
twinkling in and out beneath soft
! fluffy folds of the skirt