The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-04

like 10 take tho Wide laee from the sleeves and
place It at tho shoulders in an epauette bolero
Sleeve effect as found practicable should make the
two pus into one and If they cut set on strands
Of Velvet little apart cutting them two inches long,
making band going around the arm about 1.-two Two inches inches
and below the band, giving 1t the effect OF being IN
serted Make pretty band cuffs Of the silk, velvet
use the wider lace again here let it take the form OF
a long, full rue Just at the outer edge Of arm, not
sewed in all around the cuffs.
The skirt would seem to be very pretty as 1T IS,
still think should first veil the panel with pale
blue chiffon, then 1t the whole length with the
velvet strands replacing the medaons as considered
in good taste. If you wish touch Of color your
frock these strands Of velvet may be pale pink falling
plain blue chiffon printed chiffon In pinks and
blues, and another pretty combination If you think
pink chiffon and have the velvet black. This would
be very Frenchy, at the same time, 1t must not be
forgotten that IT would be gown quickly recognized
In regard to tho black taffeta take it that you
wish smart little Elton bolero suit Have the skirt
in gored aring style taken into the waist with
the bottom with two folds Of the taeta edged the
top with little knifepleated frll. One of the folds
will the hem the other be some eight inches
up the skirt and both will take rounded upward di
rection the front gore taperng off to nothing end
ing in tiny rosette Of the frilling.
The little coat will be pleated the shoulders
and be trimmed ali around with the fold edged with
the fril Any fussy model may be followed, really,
as you are so proportionate, and very full, three
quarter sleeves brought into friiled cuffs may be
adopted.
Sample Of Hair.
hair viii you tell me what soor Isl bus
gray eyes, with tinge Of brown around the pupil.
Az a rule have plenty Of color in my cheeks Quite
round face, high forehead. What my successful
colors7 10 years old. How should I wear my
hairs It is quite oily and not easy to do up. Will
threequarter length coats be worn great deal this
fs WIN look very stout ut. IN n such H0as
another question which hope will not come outside
this column. VIII you suggest pretty way Of max
ing hair receiver, also bureau scarf' Hoping have
not asked too much, wish to thank you in advance
ana sa as%d'1 Heart, MINI. r.
Your hair is light golden brown and must form
very pretty combination with your eyes. You can
wear all shades Of blue, also golden brown mauve,
ap Ras and and 5s 1
hair, then bring 1t well down the forehead,
parting or not, found the becoming, then
back softly from the face forming figure eight in the
nape Of the neck One Of the prettest bureau carfs
that think Of is not only inexpensive but is
both practical and extremely dainty The material for
it is scrim, in shade. The cover is cut the
correct size allowing for hem 1a inches wde which
must be hemsttched. At the set in lace
medallons such sold singly for few cents,
bit Of lace left over from dressmaking may be
utilized This is encirced in simple design Of Cross
stitch in dainty coorings, while the pattern of the
lace will be picked out with finer embroidery Silks II
desired, provide lining for this Of fine lawn OF silk
finished with self frill in any dainty color,
white, you prefer. It should, however, DO dis
tinct from the cover. both articles then washing per-
fectly. For the hair receiver buy common glass
spoonhoder, then make covering for it resembling
small scrapbasket, with the four sides, each made
separately then tied together just like the cretonne
scrap baskets. Cut the four sides and tho bottom,
cover with sateen the desired shade, then with the
scrm each section decorated to match the Of
the bureau scarf then bind each with narrow ribbon
matching the sateen, and either all together,
tie with ribbon. Set the glass inside and then sew
a. 9S on Oh one 80 Of the four decorating the
experienced the cramped quarters generally considered
sufficient to receive hair will appreciate this generous
opening for the hand. I would like to suggest PIN
cushion being made to match. The cushion should be
covered first with slip Of the color chosen, edged
with little frill just like a miniature sofa pillow
cover, then tho square Of hemstitched embroidered
scrim will be laid lightly over tho pincushion.