Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01

inercerl2ed Noiles run through All al
most endless range Of colors. "IIomo.
spun silk" more knotty than the rajah
which it resembles, will be extensively
used for dresses that must see hard sor-
vice; and one of its attractions is the
number of useful colors in which il
comes and the promise that washing
will not shrink or spoil its freshness
'Carreaux de sole" one of the popu-
lar new ma terials, in a green check was
used for a shrt-waist suit over d slip
Of silk in darker shade. Tho httcd
waist opened over a chemisctte of lace
The fronts and top of the lace stock
were edged with a band of green silk,
and a rufle of the same finished the
shawl collar. The slceNs were of elbow
length. very much puffcd and finished
with a silk band and ruffle The skirt
had a box plated front ana back and
sectional circular sides with deep tuck !
at the lower edge of each section. a
pointed girdle fastened with silver buc'
klc completed the costume.
A new goods, and substitute for silk
called "gorkiori," in blue, was effectively
used for a coat suit 1t is also shown
in other colors Magasaki, resembling
Banzai. (c7in., 3Oc). will he used for many
purposes as well rs the broche lustres
which come in many fancy effects
Most suitable for travelling dresses,
business or dust coats is "linen de Sole
in q medium shade of grey. a stylish
model would consist of skirt with
circular Sides. and a front and bac';
panel tucked to the knees. to be worn
with one of the new Etons. or il pre-
ferrod long coat. Simplicity should
be the effective feature of such cos
tune.
The bartistcs. ca in, 30c). are to be
oven more popular than last season. and
shown both in designs and plain good;
in a full range of colors. Nothing could
hc prcttier than the silk and cotton
mcssalinc in pink of very delicate
shade: but in the construction of a
gown of this color n good deal OF care
must he exercised, for pink is for many
women an exceedingly difficult color to
wear ana cream or white lace worn next
to the face is their only salvation from
positive uginoss.
Embroidered swisses G5inD ranging
from one to TWO dollars yard will again
he quite the fad for dressY gowns
especially those intended for evening OF
simple dancing gowns at country re-
sorts.
A gown Of this order was shown at
one of the early spring exhibitions
The skirt a circular gathered model was
made in three sections, the lower edge
Of each section being trimmed with a
lace banding above which We're three
tiny rufflcs showing one above the
other Tho waist, made on a fitted lin
ing and closed in the back, with the
lace banding and tiny ruffles which out
lined the square-neci continued in curry
cd stolcs that crossed in front and were
fastened just above the waistline with
a beautiful mother-of-pcarl ornament
The sleeves We're formed of two medium
sized puffs ending at the elbow and
finished with handing and ruffles A
curved fitted erdle completed the cos
tune.
a very handsome piece of champagne
swiss, with blue brochc spots. would bc
smart made up over blue lining, anG
worn with a blue girdle and stock
With this costume. which is suitable FOL
the street, could be worn a hat in one OF
the new shapes covered with shirred
chiffon and trimmed with blue flowers
! that match the blue spots OF tho dress
/ TO this add a blue parasol and lonl
| champagne gloves.
Quantities of printed dimities II
white and colors are for sale. This ma
tcrial is particularly adapted for dresses
to be worn at garden parties. picnics
and all sorts of afternoon functions;
and is far more serviceablo than swiss
or organdy. \ dress of Irish dinity, in
blue, was charminGly developed for a
girl who will spend the rest of the VIM
ter in Florida. 1t consisted Of a five gor-
ed skirt, in which tho nun-tucks and 9
hem appear at tho foot, which Shoulc
measure about five yards and hal
round. panel effect and fine tucks t.
yoke depth with an inverted box plat
al the nd'h Is US"d ~ III" Top ne W'uH
was closed ut the back and was "rna
mentod with shoulder To shoulder
yoke ana bertha ana standing collar %
laceS tdetachhbl") Below III" berthf
fell three nunS-tucKS on baNadoro' The
puff sleeves We're mad" over two sean
Innings ana were provided with detach
able cuffs. crush sirdl" of SILK is
fitting accompaniment I" the mode.
Organizes are too useful to be left ou
IN the coid ana lH'S' WIN lo"creu ut
signs are some of tn" most beautiful q