Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15

gathered the merest tri1e across the back
and fronts until 1t curved up. The body
portion of the frock had d narrow stock
Of the embroidery.
The sleeves were full puffs to the elbows.
and were there gathered quite close to the
arm. ending in four-inch ruff1es, with seal
loped edges. Pink velvet ribbon was wound
over the shirred part and tied at the back
In loose bows with loops and ends The
shaped girdle was rose-colored chiffon vel
vet meeting in q double ruche in the
back, from which two long ends of pale
liberty satin ribbon of the same shade
dropped to the end of the upper section OF
the skirt
A large white leghorn hat was worn, set
on rather wide bandeau. the brim so bent
that 1t scalloped at the left side and also
flared enough TO show an immense rosette
of ineh-wide rose-pink velvet ribbon, fast
ened to the pink tulle-covered bandeau.
a wide wreath OF immense shaded pink
roses, with quantities of tiny green ferns
and moss between, was the only trimmeing
of the top.
A beautiful hat seen the same day was
snow-white Neapolitan, a large sailor
shape. tilted by a wide bandeau well up
the right side. This bandeau was covered
with pale brown tulle, and the low crown
was surrounded with a double wreath of
shaded roses in white and cream color. also
pale yellow ones with deeper centers; these
were separated slightly into groups of three
and four, with a very little. brown mottled
foliage, where the hat rose quite high at
the side, two very wide and full ostrich
tips shading from white to pale yellow fall
ing over the wearer's dark hair. Nothing
but masses OF tan-colored tulle filled in the
back under the brim.
&&
very simple, easily copied frock made
by the seamstress OF society woman for
her young daughter-who made her debut
last winter-wilI be worn by decidedly
faSbtOnn S.ieI ~
Is OF organde with white background.
Scattered on this white ground are bow
knots OF pale blue and small sprays of
pink roses The skirt just clears the floor
and is so shaped that only a very few
gathers are needed at the waist line. 1t
is trimmed with two six-ineh ruffies cut
straight and edged a both top and bottom
with half-inch Valenciennes edging. Each
ruffie Is gathered twice, the first row being
half inch below the lace, and each ruffie
is gathered twice q half inch apart. The ruff
feS are two inches apart. The bodice is cut
out round to admit of the wearing guimpe
with stocks attached OF Valenciennes lace.
This top is finished with fchu effect OF
the organdie cut on the bias shaped In to
MT smoothly to the bodice. This shaped
portion Is three inches wide at the back
and sides and tapeFs In the center front
to nothing. Joined to this is band Vaien-
ciennes insertion half an inch wide. and
to this Is Joined a three-inch Tafffe of the
organdie finished by a two-inch ruffie OF
Valenciennes attached to an fnch-wfde In
sertion of the same lace These rnff1es ex-
tend well out over the tops OF the sleeves.
They all taper TO a point in the center
front, where knot of pale blue or pink
as the wearer chooses--is fastened. The
girdle is soft one of either pink or blue
TO match the oorsage knot. Between the
cut-out neck and the girdle the bodice
droops straight but fun. The top is laid
in half-inch tucks as far as the bust line.
but is gathered in under the girdle, with
suggestion of pouching In the front but
none In the back at the sides
The sleeves are full puffs ending at the
elbow In two-inch bands of the lace inser-
ton edged with double rufffes three and five
and the lace is all or the German va