The Jersey City news., 1906-05-03
LINGERIE BLOuSES
Some Beautiful Models Of
the Latest Design Minute.
ly DESCRIBED 's.'s J 81, .
WAISTS MUST Be FULL
EMBROIDERY AND LACE I'M
MENsELY USED IN TRIMMING
BELTS THAT ARE FAsHIeNA-
BILE

The separate blouse is a hardy pereh-
nial. and each season ushers in freshly
beautiful supply of the useful dress ac-
eessories: and at this season lingerie
blouses are positively epidemic in the
shops. There are pretty models at rea-
sonable prices, but the tendency among
the manufacturers of the cheaper blouses
10 to economic upon the quality OF the
material and launch into elaborate ma
chine embroidery and coarse trimmings
Probably the supply corresponds to the
demands, for manufactures are cunning
In such matters and have their fingers
upon the public pulse But there is a
certain feminine element in the buying
public for which little provision seems TO
have been made; the woman who cannot
afford the elaborate nand made things,
ret rebels against cheap and coarse show
ness, is the woman for whom shopping
Is difficult Practically the only way in
which this woman can get blouses which
will approximately satisfy her require
uents yet be very reasonable in point of
sost, is to make them herself. for hand
work comes high.
Many women who design and make,
lr have made attractive blouse models,
seil to the speciality shops everything they
ian put out, though they demand high
prices. Blouse patterns unmade are
shown this spring in exquisite design,
md some women believe that by buying
md having them made and fitted to
rider, they obtain more satisfactory re-
tults for less meuey than they do in buy
ng ready made blouses; but the ready
made models of the 6ner type are lovely
nough this season to please even the
most fastidious, and whether or not there
a slight difference in the cost of the
pattern blouse made at home and the
land made blouse bought ready made,
he latter certainly saves much trouble
ind often has delightful little touches
which are lacking on the pattern blouse
made up by an ordinary seamsress.
A model recently seen is hand made,
nut the cost is matter of fine material
nther than complicated design and de-
relopment The material is of fine Swiss
nset with bands of valenciennes. this
pks formed of bands of the lact running
rom collar to the waist line, forming
ross bands at the yoke, the sleevs Trim
ned with the set bands of yalenciennes
md finished below the elbow with double
rill of lace.
When embroidery Is the principal fea-
ure of the ornanentation, valenciennes
often the only lace associated with it,
n perhaps Cluny is the one lace chosen.
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nrnal or dami-toilatta and sleeys. for
rcb vear ca sax tho F,rene.,, a,,rherities.
bo,Id cover the alhow .poinf g Very Iii
le blo,,se effect is allowed TO the modisb
anara+a va;st tho,ob tho na,na blouse
) retained for Convenience sake. but a
omforta BILE sooseness ,nust be preserved
e,ove the eirdae which confines tba
i,ousa where if once fel, lose,v ovar ;
arrow waist band. Have the eira1e
,ell.itt;ng and spua fput do moi make the