Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

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in Shoes. pumps are more worn than |
ever and both these and tho slippers
that come in white duck ana linen are
embroidered in mauy doslFna done in
white noss and finished with a chic
linen bow. OF course. 80 goes without
SAYING hv this time that the whito
dress requires white shoes aud stock.
lngs Tno latter are CROWNS more Ella.
bofat1 every Gay. embroidery, lace in.
sets. ribbon work and fancy Woaypg
are all used either separately or 20.
/ gothor This elaboration does not an.
ply tl white stockings alone, these IN
4 other coiors are treated ln the same
manner and one OF the fads OF the day
81 10 emhrOidef yunf own stockings.
caused. no doubt By the nigh price of
/ those Ia tho shops For the woman
whose fo,t win not allow OF the wear.
Ing n white shoe there is the new
black pump or Oxford he which also
come IN tan but are Gus on new and
lower model The Cunau heal ia the
/ fnYorito TOR the street. hut iH fully
han nch higher tnan formerly. of
I course. for the house The French heel
j ls liked. The Cuban de is n general
fagorite with the modish women.
j Little change On seen iu gloves 90 yet
the great Instability boing GOODNESS as
seen 90 tho new opou-Work backs and
. sink palms that nave been worn an
the season Kids aye worn only on tho
most formal occasions Just now Foe
travelling the ninrrliz % much nkod,
which mas loose fuli wrist and no
buttons.
Tho Bli0u hood "a the newest head
, wear FOR motoring. q % veil. n hood,
or q scarf. as you please which may
10 changed from one 90 the other by
the manipulation of few cords. The
! weight lg very mtle, yet Il gives all
the warmth needed
, Any woman with n little patience
/ ana dainty hngela and a pattern can
, easily make the new lrgerie collars
. and cuffs that are now 20 fashionable
) but 50 expensive n bought ia tae
! shops. The only stitches that are need.
!. ca are iagOilng and simple little
/ stitch that looks nKo beading. but most
! OF the work looks like over and over
/ sewing In one collar attic squares
Z are carefully hommed then basted on
d collar pattern. and around each
. square Is sewn lace insertion and
r brought down In front % form a tab,
J. on the top is run a irilt of Valoncicn.
o mes lace. which also goes around the
9 tab IN front After getting everything
3 IN place on the collar pattern OF paper
"a which should be the exact a.. sew
q the pieces together as you would Ia
q doing point lace Others again are
!. made with q shaped piece Of white
i linen Cor c1iored linen may be usedl
a around Whlcn ia a simple point lacl
pattern and finished with the point
lace st,chcs. Again the conicrH OF
some OF these collars are beautifully
embroidered In blind embroidery be-
fosa being finished with the lace and
stitches.
Corset covers To- wear under muslir
or lingerie gowns are now made with
an immense amount OF work upot
them, One Of these lifile garments hal
a fitted back undofarm CORES whici
gives Il an exact ht, but the front Il
full Inc front Is covered with lnsoril
and motifs OF Valepcionnos lace. Will
about the neck is a irlli of lace. Nam
81 the new corset covers are mad
with q fitted girdlo which helps 90 Civ
the Princess skirt rs nice adjustment
A NUMBER OF pretty waists are mad
with fus RULES edged with lace acrOa
to the full waist fastened IN the bach
Blind embroidery Is used a great dOa
upon al undcrwalsts which are ftte
close TO the figure without any fulnes
9. even a. the neck. In this way IA
pattern Is the better shown up.
" pretty corset cover, with a scam undo
nc each arm, was soalioped around IA
square neck. armholeB and down IN
~ front and embroidered Ia q pattern ,
n clover leaves and oyolet work. an
~ hutt0nh0les for an lnoh-Wide ribbon I
~ run through. A wnOie suit was an
~ broldcred IN this manner and run wit
ribbons,
Handkerchief nave come under m
he sway OF the lace rage and they ai
most beautifully decorated With friil
az inaertlonao, corner motifs. inserts an
de tiny medallions, one oi the summit
paatlme8 for The sumner p0rcH-will I
the making OF these beautiful. ar
. creations which cost small fortunes
the shops. But, 80 many patterns al
now sold for their making, that oyoI
IL woman may have a lew Of them. The
W. should be a half a dozen with hCI
stitched borders and the monogra
~ worked into one corner. others ms
have a narrow point lace pattern wof
ca around the border. and atlll othe
may have little motifs set Ga the q
az noTF
'er Another be OF fancy work that q
ue' be put % good use is the Irish crOch
ar lace which "a really done With the o
.ol fashioned crochet stitches but wi
the linen thread OF that creamy tint IA
en, looks 30 much like toe real Irish Ia
MIA threads. Collars are made On Oh
INA work and " you have a friend wi
ula learned this in her glrlhood days, I
eN sure she will be able 90 show you soI
re old patterns or invent some new on
ms Tho collars aud cuffs are usually ma
with section Of small designs sewn
re the pattern, and sometimes fagten
ent on together with coarse point ia
Az stitches. while others are CROCHET
are together. Fpr underwear, linen DIRE
as and aprons the croichoi.Work "a
makes one of tho pruuest and dail
.eiu est trimmings; but 70 neds 20 ne 90
10 very Emo thread aud OF linen
oi make the best eject A lace done
Iii silk would be- a handsome flush 90
China allk corset covers now worn
w. der the lawn, batlsie and organ
.ion waists.
There ie not very much change
49, the now hiluaeE. sleeves siill q
20 tinuo Dunod t0 tho ciuOWs, on lil
~ briow and are worn without or "