Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-17

less embroidery is seen this season
while lace Irish, Meehlin, Cluny or
valenciennes-is extremely popular
The dominant note in this year s mod.
els for young people is that Of the EN-.
pire, the bodies have very short waists
with plated, shirred or gathered skirts
attached to them, and full wide sleeves
gathered into close fitting cuffs. Later
on in the season these bodies and
sleeves will be of the thinest possible
material and the sleeves will be mere
shoulder puffs with fall Of lace
though many mothers do not believe
and rightly so-in thus exposing the
! delicate baby skin to the deadly burn
Of the suns rays.
Though the thinnest of dresses are
being shown and even worn in the
house. the coat must yet have the most
consideration, and as in the dresses the
empire style is the leader, the high
waist line is being indicated by fold
Of silk or ribbon tie knotted high in
the back. A pretty little coat made
from the empire model was Of bluP
chiffon cloth. The yoke was Of white
cloth embroidered in fine silver sou.
tache; from this hung the full skirt
laid on ia inverted plaits 90 arranged
that o. broad panel was effected front
and back The sleeves are full pufs
with white embroidered cuffs. and sil.
yer buttons complete the ornamental
tion.
one little coat In white chiffon cloth
laid in tiny pIaits TO yoke depth was
outlined with banding Of white and
silver braid ending Ia rosette on each
side Of the front hem. White Gro
chei buttons are used for closing and
a aat collar of braid finished the yokej
the sleeves are very full at the top
and end 10 tucks which form the deep
cuff edged with fat bands Of braid and
rosettss a third coat was made Of
blue Irish popIia having an empire yoke
Of lace. lace cuffs and a ribbon de.
Besides ihc long empire coats there
are the Hatty little short jackets that
are fashioned very much after the style
of those Of che older peoplcj and for
b light weight "throwsoysr wrap the
5oS coat is much liked For older girls
little Eiona. boIsros aud 6ebuss built
ipou che same lines AZ those Of their
.ldcr sisters will BE- wpfn.
one development of The boa coat was ,
hown 10 gray broadclotb with lighter I
anria bands II was made With uudef 6
fm seams shoulder aud side and back 8
cams, The latter being hidden By tai !
rta bands. A shawl collar outlines the Il
eek and bands of trimming follow y
ic front edges which close iuyisibly o
hile tho full sleeves are banded just y
6oye the elbow with a baad eutf be- r
~ which falls a deep cuH, si
For children old enough 20 attend y
.hoal Or who are out Of doors much "
lhe time a Taineoat IL quite 40 neees
~ an adjunct OF apparel a. 10 tho Il
der sister, A satisfactory mode Of 81
10 raiheoat Ia dns bFilliahtine was al
.aped from tucked depth, while 81
iFrlhgs at the waist on each side Of a
o center front aud back are held In -
ace by a band OF stitched cloth. The Of
.ai has an over lapping front and ia q
.Fther ofnamehied With covered but, n
hs b
For dresses the little ones use the =,
me materials as Nc do ourselves and q
el themselves all tho more dressed T
2 doing 50, A pretty dress called the eg
was shown mo last week le
: one Of our dressmakeTs. made OF 81
le pink batiste with bands and bFe 81
lies Of hne embroidery. A panel Il
ont decorated with v bands OF EN-,
Oidery fell from neck TO hem, which d
ded Al the bOOt tOns the fnu rosette | a.