Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-26

the hseA Of these fancy slippers being
more on the French heel order.
In the fourth drawing IA shown the
most popular Oxford model for the com
ins season. this style having but three
eyelets. wide ribbon being used 10 lacing
H. This cut win be much worn for the
street, both IN black and tan leather,
and may also be had in white bucknkin
or canvas
Caters to b. worn with these iow-cut
shoes are 10 be much IN vogue a. they
were thh winter. and several Of the
models In high shoes seen have the upper
part Of box-cloth. 10 hlnck, gray or tan,
somewhat In gaiter eject. excapt that
there Is no strap which soss vnder the
foot
An the high-cut shees seen have larru
buttons, rather widely spaosd moat Of
the boots Of thh sort having only six
buttona The laced shoe is very ntas
scen. the buttoned styles 10 the hlgh
boots being much mors the node.
A 70 evening slippers ana fancy hOusa
shoes, they are varted IN style and Gene
IN a great many materials, from the uatin
shoe to one OF beeded ieHthsr. BronpsA
gilt and silver slippers are also much Ia
vogue ana are charming With certain
gowns. and nttle red. light blue. sresn or
pink leather ulipPeV OF pumps are rIso
very enective worn with sin hosiery 70
match.
Many Of the slippers Designed for wear
with evening dress are beaded, erubrCfd-
cred or spengled across the frontt, and
the strap slipper IN various novel forrus
/ Is much seen 10 this sort OF lirht-cslored
fancy shoe.
For general wear the patont Isather
and suede slippers IN black arr very satis.
factory and not AZ an expensive the third
drawing showing q model Of this kind,
All OF these slippers come with the hirh
French heel and rather pointed toe.
In hosiery the very thin gauae liSla
which may be had In colors as well "a IN
plain black, is much n demand and vary
good qualities may be had for 40 or 50
cents pair. The plain cause stockings
with httle silk figures IN small nowsr a.
signs or dots woven acFoss the fruntu are
also much liked and clock sreets are ,lno
fashionable.
With white slippers and shoes lirht
blue, lavendar ana pink hosiery win n.
worn to match the gown. ana thin ,rh,t.
isle embroidered with black naur.. ~
with black clocks at the sides or, v.rr
smart looking.
For the economical girl. a descriptien
as 10 the method Of embroIderlnr ope,s
own hosiery may be OF service The
work should be done with rather One M
embroidery twist or do floss, which msv
oe In black white or colors az desired. cnt
rather heavy smooth piece OF card.
board. TO NJ into the toe OF the stoeklnc
one end Of the cardboard being roupded
Have the board about three inohe. srd
half wide by six inches deep. Then
nnd the exact middle OF the stocking
that is the part which rs Just opposite
the middleback seaml. aud Indicate thls
. by line OF white thread.
Slip the stocking over the plsc. q,
cardboard. with this white line IN the
middle, aud DO the embroidery. startlpe
the thread nrst. or course. on IN. vr,ns
side. very simple pattern to us. ans
one that Is effective Is to euabroider -neIl
dots, made by taking three stitches in
the same hole. at Intervals OF one inch
up the center line. spacing the dor.
across the front OF the stocking AZ .v.n
: spaces on each sida vaEy Rrstty ensets