The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-07-26
For the Warm DAYS.
Sheer Frocks that are Cool %
Look At.
The Rose FIowered Gown.

4 Inc EAOAe AOWGEEu AoMna
There Is quite a vogue for the thin N.
| terinls this summer-lawns. Oryanfies
-mulls. plumetis and the Hke-pate-1ad
/ with large sprays Of flowers that dsDlay
/ all the tints that old Dame Mature IN.
| tended that they should do 70 TIRE raj
blossom OF the field or the garden. on
such pattern Is the sheer batiste Of Fren-h
make. with large sprays Of pink nos
rosebuds and the natural green o. The
foliage thrown at random over a creamy
white ground. There is a colIarlpss voss
fashioned OF rows OF narrow Valenclenus
eDtre-deux whipped together 70 fo-r, a
round pattern: and to this the blouse ls
applied with tiny pinched tucks. a donbls
rufie trimmed and edged with lace form.
Ing berthe. The sleeve IS a double prf
with rufie en- suite with she berthe d.
sign: and both yoke and sleeves are IN.
lined There IS q bOned celnture OF bronI
pink satin ribbon, with a deep Henri
Deux buckle IN the front, and a short
sash with many loops and ends pendant
In the back. The skirt Is shlrred on
around TO the belt. Just four rows o.
stitching 10 hold the material Cat over
the hips. Two deep fOunces, each heaJsI
and edged with lace. occupy the space
from above the knee to the nem, the Ia.s
being whipped on extra full at each ed-s
HRnd-Duinted Gown ana Parasol
en- Suite.
The craze for handpainted effects f. ore
that Increases daily, and we see harI
painted ball gowns. dinner gowns ana
even afternoon frocks are so adorned
The picture displays q handsome parusol
with a huge spray OF La France RISES
and fOlinge occupying the greater part d
three panels. aud single blossoms scat.
tered at random over the remaining sec
lions Of the sunshade. The frocE & one
OF those examples % exquisite simDiicitr.
whose cost IS In Inverse ratio 10 IT, a.
pearance. The material is the sheeresr
OF handkerchief linen, fne as a spider
web, with handrun tucks and Insertions
OF real Valenciennes all whipped IN b.
hand. There Is a simple little blouse WITH
a short sleeve. and a girdle OF SIX riJto1
fastening In front with a ribbon rosette
The skirt Is sbirred at the waist. and Dis
plays the handrun tucks and real Are
Insertions. and along the lower part %
the fOunce long sprays OF La France
roses ere painted 10 all Of the natural
tints, group OF tucks making a aru
finish at the hem.
Linen and the TaIIor-made Maid.
There Is no let-up or wane N TIE vogue
OF linen for summer wear, and even dain-
tier conceits than we bad Imagined hereto
fore are being daily Displaced The q.
ample Is one Of those very faint Erae1
linens that are woven with twisted Wir7
that gives them a gilstenlng surface a.
most like silk. The little coat ls OF TIE
bolero persuasion, cut-Out work and braid
Ing being cleverly combined 10 form a r',5
and attractive pattern short IN the lac.
the fronts dip down a triae With rou1if
corners, and three little straps across re
chest supply all the fastening that .
deemed necessary. The sleeve Il wr01zI
en- suite with the coat. and Is Of the o1s
and open pagOda pattern. which make t0f
GOODNESS on warm days. The skirt 1as
box pleat occupying the entire front gore
while the sides are circular 20 above ~
knee, where deep hounce With broad als
pleats Is added. The back matches re
front, a broad and unbrOken box pieai
running from waist to hem.
Sheer orEandIe Frock.
Those thin and transparent ma.srifi
are not only cool to wear 10 the 0rpr-f
sively warm days, but they are hk-.L-,
good to look at. with all Of thelr aiI-l-
tive features OF fashion clevcriy ineor
porated. The model represents 70 an ss,
eellent degree the combination % 81
pllcity and smartness which is dnulhL-.-
o. the frocks this sumner tire. ~
blouse has an r1lined yoke o. tucsi1-
and the full pun sleeves are likewise ~
lined A firm featherbOned Hnins
white lawn serves to bold the fuinesS y
place. and the deep ribbon giTdle wa y.
quaint buckle " rnfied bebe nD s.,.
mounted upon one OF those b00ed Iral.
that lace IN the front The skirt g tncA-s
to the band. and the tucks released o,ei
the curve OF the hip TO form UT L-.-
sary fitness. Groups OF tucks atelHa.s
with q festOoned entire deuX d0Wu %
skirt, and a dainty finish is aIorqeI
the double lace-edged rufie at the ns"-
The Latest Lingerie Mode.
The most expensive Of laces, a1d ! ta.
finest OF embroideries enter l1.y M.
latest examples Of the e1traTaglleJt ~
gerie mode. The fascinating - - -
the picture shows an unllned ' p. 1000
5 55lsa crochet back and ir sia5v caiTOa
that merely served to show % W -.
ness OF the lace to better a1tIu,,ioa
ne embroidery, In q clever cOllL', 30
OF French blind raised WOrk AM -.
lines from the shoulder, and u1 .-.1,
device Is the threading OF rib1on 80 80
that rise from the featherOoneq 49,
Through the meshes OF the em1lO--S
TO end IN a smart bow upon ~ -.
side. The skirt Is altogether OF tns -
broidered linen batiste, the top AID ~
tiny pinched tucks, and two ngln 80
each embroidered lnvtshly, occupy lIs -
space from Knee 70 hem An eInD-t
cred entre-deux serves as q heaQlnss -
spray effects are worked upon the w.
part OF the skirt at far Intervals. lls
sleeve shows the eutre-deux OF emOIo
cry framing q pun OF lace ana tne 49,
cuG IL likewise OF the hne oeOe IT,
crochet that Is 50 fashionable anu in@
oentally 50 expensive % present.