Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Qf the trimming IN front or the Dodice.
Tie top OF The Empire bio, 80 has
kept the best Ideas OF the usual dressy
blouse: the embroidered and lace
fuckers. lace collar effects. Jokes.
bands, etc, and the sleeves are near
~ always OF elbow benRh; but an OF
,hCse blouses end a. the bust or a.
90 10 below q, fhiahed In a vide
soft Elfdle or folds Of material EN-
ningly arranged /'hs though they fen
naturally hbOutithe top OF tho coralet
skirt at thia point
~ b quite a fad TO have the lace.
ne or chiii0n blouse match the gown,
nd many OF those made OF lace
originally white were dyed to an ex.
act match OF the dress material. Near.
~ every Empire or Princess gown
has one blouse Of this order.
To see the number of beautiful
waists offered at the counters. o. 10
tempt enc 10 buy prOmiacuously, and
there are 20 many different materials.
by tho use Of which one can ring
many changes IN nice dressing
Druidored crepe Dc chine. chiffon
ianotas. batiato linen, open work lace
and embroidery; and even the cheaper
machine made AFFAIRS are more beau
tiful than the most expensive grades
worn some years ago
TOE majority OF the new blouses are
made with short sleeves. but when
worn with jackets many OF them are
supplied with detachable sleeyelets at
lace OF lingerie This Ia an economy
that u Is well TO follow In less OK,
poRsive waists. for every woman
knows that Il Is the sleeves aud neck
piece that soils hrst and a blouse
might DO worn another day or posi-
piy Two with these additional parts
70 the waist.
a pretty design for an Empire
blouse was developed from hand.em
hrnidered white Burllngham silk In
association with chi non and gold but.
tons lining Is used In the waist. IN
which box plalts are made az each
side OF the hack ana front, dlmiAiah.
Ing In width at the bust line The
closing Is effected az the LEFT side
ut the front, and above Il the neck
may be cut out anu fllcd Ia with a
chemisotte--tucker, fancy collar
outlining a. Tho standing collar Is
high ~ the back. Guns correspond.
ing IN outline with the fancy collar,
turn back over and sleeve pufs, fin
lshlng then In short leng,h. The skirt
and corsage was OF blue chiffon cloth
made with many cores, the fpllneaa
around the waist being taken up with
tiny tucks.
A Princess skirt ~ ne Inverted box.
plated order had an Empire blouse
OF allOvor eyelet embroidery with
round neck aud short sleeves finished
with tiny rufles OF hno hatiste en-
broldery
A charming example OF the Princess
dress was constructed from radium
SILK In two shades OF grey In pin.
stripes. Tho dress was made over a
nine Eored slip and the outer dress
was made with as many as fifteen
cores which ftted perfectly over the
hips under a high crushed girdla.
while az the edge OF the skirt was a
deep nuns fold The neck was slight.
ly open 10 show a dainty front Of lace
over whlch the bolero fronts, tucked
ON the shoulders. with curved lower
outline crossed IA surplice style with
gold bultOns for ornaments. The
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finished with narrow lace ruiile
Grey elbow gloves. grey shoes. a grey
hat trimmed With pink roses and a
parasOl carrying out the same color
scheme completed the costume.
But an the blouses are not OF EN-.
piro style and neither are All the
dresses modelled after the Empire or
Princess modes For morning wear
We have the two piece suit and for
those women. 10 whom the style is
pariicularly becoming. II Is best 20
adhere 90 that model But with these
two-piece costumes We will generally
wear belt hat Is inclined 10 extreme
depth, and give the short waisted
eject necessary when wearing the
short Jacket, for nothing looks 20
badly as a hii OF the blouse between
the belt and the Jacket
One charming design aud one that
u generally becoming was developed
from whne silk Organdy 20 be- worn
over q pink slip. The straight front
lace yoke and a plastron oxtentl0n
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