Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-13

The preference is usually given to French Cor.
sets Like in all other matters OF dress, the
whole fashionable world how to the French.
The leading Partisan corsctiers represented
in our Corset showing.
The corsets for this srason have longer hips and
higher busts-that is. for every one hut the very
slender women-and there Is u graceful little corset
especially designed for them.
new model In the Parame Corset is enc Of
the very long hip and high bust shapes made OF
white MORE batiste embroidered in a beautiful
feather design. The top is trimmed with deep
Van Dyke points OF Val lace in a duchessc pat
tern; finished In front with big bow.
Lily of France Corset is made Of pale pink
imported broche. The top is trimmed with deep
cream lace. the pattern outlined In narrow pink
ribbon.
The newest Corset Accessory is the great. broad
bow of taoeta ribbon worn in front OF the corset
to give the broad effect.
Then there are the tafreta RULES. heart shaped
pads vanity bags for the front OF the corset fitted
with powder pun and mirror.
The New Supporters are beautiful. Some par
ticularly gorgeous hand painted and
trimmed with much lace and ribbon.
The mode for e!aborateness this applies
to women's garments only. The keynote-the whole
scheme Of the infants outfits simplicity. Even
though the baby be heir to millions. still his
clothes must be simple. Extravaganza may only
be shown in the quality OF the material. the fine
ness Of the lace and the exquisite handwork.
1t was never a good idea to have babys clothes
| elaborate with ruffies and frills They get
| crushed and mussed-are in the way.
The lace used on the little dresses is the finest.
1t is used sparinsly, but must be the best.
embroidery. been shown to better advantage than
is displayed the little dresses receItly
ceived from Paris.
The tucks. the seams. the rolling and whipping
are so tiny you wonder how It p,ssible,to get
needle fine enough to DO the work with.
There is one little dress made of the softest
French lawn. The little yoke has tiny flowers
broidered all over 1t. The centers are cut out and
filled in with the ilmiest lace.
There is another one made of sheer lawn. Above
threench rufie. which is edged with lace. is n
row Of diamond SHAPED medaons. one eIubrod-
cred in garands OF forget-me-nots. the other
made of crossed tucks. These set together with
dainty insertion run all around the skirt. The
yoke is embroidered and finished with Val. lace.
There is quite elaborate showing OF French
Bonnets and Hats for the babies and little folks
Paris says they must wear big bonnets. SO big
bonnets have. Such shirring bows and pom
pons you shown these hats
and bonnets. All OF the shirring Is done by hand.
There is bonnet made OF Bordeaux chiffon
broadcloth The lining Is a crushed cloth. At
side there is big bunch OF Bordeaux velvet
asters combined with green apricots aud their
foliage. The ribbon bows and strings match IA
color the lining.
The rage for yelows and orange is also carried
into baly's millinery. pretty example Of IL is
big fluffy White Plush Bonnet. The ruchings
OF liberty silk. At the left side there Is bunch
of little natural -colored oranges.
Another pretty bonnet is of bright red beaver
trimmed with big bows OF soft ribbon.
In Long Coats for Infants OF course the prefer
ence is given soft white wool fabrics. Many
OF them hand embroidered.
In Short Coats big plais very stylish; also
golf red cloth, yelvets and br0adciotAs.
The military syle is very good in Short Coats
The coats are full and hang loose ami free
from the shoulders
A very nobby little coat Is made or bs-ui'
colored cloth with turn-back collar and cuffs OF
black bearsEin.