Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

Though one now seldom secs the
white skirt on the street. u On quite
che thing FOR house wear. II "a usu.
ally made with an under and upper
finunco. the latter a mass OF lace III.
srrtiOH. frilis aud tiny lawn fucklngs.
Il must be very fun 10 keen the liRht
weight dress skirt IN Hood shape
And hy The Nay. an underakirt h ~.
ually worn. OF one Of the new waists
that are made with = full deliberately
trimmed skirt which Will serve the
same purpose.
rhg new rOrsei covers are vastly
different affairs from the many
scanned. unRracoful arrangements Of
the past. Today they tax the fne
neodlcwOrR and beat Ingenuity ~ the
best designers. Hand embroidery
hand made lace. the finest homatiich
inc. o. none TOO good for its decors.
ilon !; IL quite a necessity that this
garment should have 90 much care
put mp1n u, for upon u depends much
81 the beauty Of the fine lingerie
shirt waists. which VIII continue III
popularity during the winter
In undeg.walsts or corset coyers--
watch old fashioned name seems most
lnartlsilc for such dainty creations
perhaps SIN 81 used the nloss
fof the blouse. usually Of lawn ul
handkerchief linen, "a 20 thin Il must
have Il fairly warm lining
Next TO SILK, coinred and white
linens are liked. They are an ciabor
atcly trimmed with hand emhrolder
les. "Ect-ne" o. lace or insertion
They are also made fall In front, bul
fitted 80 a. 20 be practically a llninf
TO the shirt waist
Hut there n cover made 10 b.
worn under the tight fitting bodice
Or princess gown. which u aieevclesi
and has no fullneas 10 speak or: bal
u D. literally covered with lace laid
on flat.
A very pretty wa,at wna made OF
iour fine. hand embroidered handkor
chiefs. Joined together by SIX iacinRs
Ribbons took the place OF shoulder
straps. and rihbuna also drew Il into
the waist. This was 20 be worn under
linen waist fastened IN the hack. the
front Of whlc hhad n design formed
Of set ms. the three largest com
ing exactly over the tiny "chOus" 0l
ribbon that covered the buttons OF the
underwaist.
With elaborate gowns. Ny Lady will
also see 20 Il that she has an under
waist exactly suited both IN M and
decoration 90 the dress waist
Now. word shout stockings. The
embroidered ones cost a small for
tune, but II Ny Lady Is handy with
hor needle and will buy dozen plain
SILK stockings. of course IN the dlfter
ent cOlors OF her gowns, she may
have as beautiful collection OF stock
lngs az she wishes al much less
price than those In the shops.
On black pair she may, with tho
daintlcst OF stitches, arrange over the
lnslep. either black or cream "eel
In In the pair that matches her
parple.colcred afternoon gown. she
may draw tiny ribbons. tieing the
ends IN bow Of the knee. on tho
grcy pair. that will be worn with the
grey tweed morning suit. by placing
canvass over the stitching. which has
been drawn over n frame. she may
work cross stitch design IN pink
and green. little Thought win sug
gest many different designs and ways
OF decorating what was cnco a very
plain article.
Because Il n the little things that
are the stamp OF the well dressed
woman. great attention must be Eiven
10 such accessories as the handker
chief. belts. stocks and collars.
Always Ia good form. the plaln
hemstitchcd handkerchief u. and
must be The style worn with the morn
ing frock. hnS In the afternoon OF
evening more elaborate affairs. edged
with Duchess or Vaicnciennes. Il
moro In keeping with the gowns
worn. Those with Duchesse edges
and fancy corners are just now given
the preference.
EsrEiLE cLAtRNONT.