Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

New York. oct III must tell
YOU of The newest thiua in sleeves
that has just come out, % is called
the "sling sleeve" which comes from
The manner of lts drnpug fOf when
the arm ia slipped through h. q has
the appearance nf a sling. d sling. Of
course that is graceful aud aiiruci-
lFe. which though ~ mny suggest
'hrai aid' ia so pretty and novel
that g promises Co Dee a fayurllc with
~ womnn who is looking ior novel
The description given mo hy ono
OF OUT designers la fetching lite
sleeve ie either plain or folded. cut
circular pui into tar arm without
fulinesa ana drawn towards the syn
DEF asaa snd slightly caught NJ thuru
to give the sling oneet There ia no
underarm scam. Tho edges are loit
apart but joined by hands Of velvet
or braid OF stitched straps of The
cloth. IN length o comes below the
elbow aG an correct sleeves for tA,e
winter should DO The hcm ia very
open and loose, without naring n
Is finished with q band OF velvet or
cloth. Usually the edge oi thls o.
trimmed with frllis OF plated lace or
ribbon ur hand embroidery This As
especially the kind OF trimming used
q great deal on every kind OF sleeve.
particularly those that have the
French make aud finish
n this sleeve Is considered too IN
protective for the cold weather be-
/ cause of iie upcnnoas as the back
and The hare wrist. many women ov-
| ercomc thia objection hy putting ln
o. fancy col0fod lining. and if the
/ sleeve material is worry thin. such
as lace. lingcros. thin siik. etc. two
I Innings are used the drsi of some
warm SILK, or wool. or other mater.
lal over which is q fancy lining OF
colored silk 90 harmonic with the
gown. and over this Is draped the
sling sleeve. Such sleeves are 40.
ucf 20 auOthcrWige plain gown. and
they have the recommendation Of be-
Ing new and very stylish, which will
make Il popular for theater and re-
cepiion wear
There has been good deal OF dis
pute over The empire dress and coat.
but AZ last the designers have come
20 the conclusion that Il shall stay
with ms for this season, at least. Ger
tainly there are notifications the
ladies' OF the french court would
never recognize and probably would
deem a detraction from that classic
mode SO much affected by them. bat
the styles suitable fof French
court are not adapted Tor the husi.
/ Ting iiir ~ the modern American
woman, who seldom plays the doll.
whose life o. spent On strenuous al.
fairs 81 llfe and living which keepa
her even more busy than the most
ardent little diplomat" OF those old
days
some ol the changes are the tight
/ huing lining. which curves at the
waist line Ike the princess dress and
really gets its name from the hOloro
j That hangs loosely about the shout
ders and bust Aud the newest mod
incnuun ia the giig sleeve lust de
scrihod above. For dressy wear In
carriage. az reception. tho thea
Ter, or any place whore dignity. style
ana long graceful lines are needed. Il
ls certainly the dress 10 wear. In the
woman rs not too aashy. The tall
woman ot good form. even the short
woman u not too stout may wear Il.
/ upi HeRh--hoyer ID WIS designed
FOR woman OF the Diana TYNE. and
proportion "a Ia FIRST requisite.
The coats Of the empire STYLES ara
certainly very beautiful when made
IN SOME beautiful cllnging goods such
~ some OF the heavy close silks. that
Keep thelr place, while the bolero IS