The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21
meath the outer blouse and keep the
back from riding up and producing
round shouldered effect.


Striving to keep the lingerie blouse In
the lmelight of popularity In the face of
the tailored shirtwaist opposition, de-
sgners have given US some charming
new models which even the stanchest
supporters Of this tailored vogue cannot
fail to admire. One of these is the pie
tured blouse of finest French batiste.
with exquisite hand embroidery ana In
sets of tilet net pointing In yoke outline
over the bust and broken in the center
front by the insertion of very narrow
Val. entire deux finished with two-inch
lace pleatings This feature, borrowed
from the modish tailored waist. Is decid-
eddy new in Its present adaptation.
\ Lace Waist That Is New.
Lace waists are not new, but the dis
position OF the lace in many OF the new
models is decidedly novel. II the lace Is
a heavy Irish crochet it Is usually dis.
posed quite plainly over the silk slip in
order that the beauty of design may be
well displayed. The new long shoulder
effect Is another feature OF these waists.
and Is shown to advantage in the pic
tured model of Irish crochet flouncings,
the deep points OF which slope toward
the center of the front to meet a vest
Ike eject OF fagotted Val. insertions
and single large spider pattern Irish
crochet motif at the bustline. In this
way the top of the lace tiouncing forms
that Gibson csgp line over the shoulder
and down the side or the waist accom-
pllshed in the tailored waists of linen or
other wash fabEcs by single broad
peat running from the shoulder seam to
the waiHtllne.
Filet Net Effectively EmbeIlilhed.
Filet laces and alet net, say tue smart
est designers. You must Use hlet, ana TO
no small extent, in your summer ward
robe II you would be strictly up to the
minute this season. The prcttIcst dressy
blouses are made of II In white and
|, cream, and IL Is not uncommon In colors,
complimcntng the tones 1.-THE ostume
With which the waist Is 10 be worn. a
hewilder!ng combination OF laccs Is TO
he noted in this French model OF pure
white hlet net. worn over a slip OF
white sedo silk. The yoke is OF point
| d,esprIt, emhellshed with Irish crochet
! applique aud embroidered motifs and In
ser with baby Irish and cluny Insertion.
me blouse portion is heavily trimmed with
| the lrish applique ana more crochet all
| over III this Instance, makes the deep eli.
10" cuffs set between the arm pun ana
that OF point d'esprlt.
Modish Jumper Blouse.
Light colored silk bouses, made In
Jumper style, TO be worn with dainty
chemisettss and with or without cuffs,
SHOW contrasting color note IN dark.
toned Sir brndings, The pictured OK,
ample Is OF pale blue talfeta, made IN
simple shlrtwalst style with decp tucks
either side of the center front. the back
also tucked and matched with the fronts
~ me shoulder seams Tho waist
| fastens IN doubc-breastel fashion in
The front. and The neck is cut out to
admit Of the dainty chcmIsctte and
edged about with black silk pull braid
ana piping OF black and white striped
| sllk cut on the bias and rolled over n
| Ieatherbone cord. The sleeves are full
aud lnished with turn,back cur trim.
med y match the trout Of the blouse
I smoked pear. buttons the size of Il five.
| cent piece are set IN groups OF two on
the hrNidinS Of the blouse. ana likewise
on the cuffs of the sleeves.