Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

1he simplest and what promises to be very
smart model for morning, is a lingerie blouse
nnely plated across the front to bust line, then
front piece of selfmaterial having hem
STITCHED finely plated ruffe on each side, with a
SUN or lingerie collar and little bow. Tiny lit
the pearl buttons are used or gold buttons, dull,
with the wearers initials are the smart caper.
The lovely new embroidered batistes galoons
motifs, inertions with or without fancy edge
are surprisingly lovely in design and quality of
material. All sorts of handiwork in laces and
embroidery are heaped upon them, going from
the thinnest and frailest of weaves to the heavy
linen laces, such Torqhon and Cluny.
YOKES AND VEST EFFECTS.
Yokes are omnipresent, which not infre.
quently broken by little circular and V-shaped
vests of contrasting lace or embroidery.
A number of charming patterns are shown in
hand made waists straight from the converts in
Ireland and France
Wide insertions from three to four inches are
often employed to give that deep square effeot
seen on many of the tailored short jackets
Puffngs Of sef-material and lace insertion are
most happily combined.
Many of the embroidery models show cut out
patterns, others drawn threads, with medalhons
of embroidered flet net or in darned effects.
Light weight silk foundations or silk null are
employed for all transparent models.
lingerie waist, it is style that is being followed
by many well dressed women.
WAISTS OF SILK AND CHIFFON.
There is most tempting display of silk waists.
the weaves being soft and pliabe. Messaline,
marqhsette, chiffon taffeta, louisine and liberty
silk. Pekins, striped gauzes and taffetas are
admirable novelties. Embroidered chiffon and
gauses are worthy of your consideration should
you be hunting for dressy transparent bodice.
Crepe de chimes are shown in some fetching
new designs, SO also are raw silk models hand EN-.
broidered with Oriental bands in silk.
Chiffon models shown in many colors over
white and self-colored slips. In many cases the
laces are dyed to match the color of the mate
rial.
! An effective bodice OF finely plated dove gray
chiffon was very elaborately trimmed with self
colored Valenciennes lace and dyed Cluny, over
silver gray taffeta. With this waist was worn
a dove gray tailormade gown, gray spats, gray
hat. gray gloves. The only touch of color was
two cabbage roses of silk and velvet in the most
glorious American Beauty pink clustered directly
In front Of the sauey gray felt turban.
Did the men turn and gaze after the sweet
creature in gray? They did.
MODELS DESCRIBED.
The sketches given on this may be appropriated
for number of materials other than those indi-
Gated in the captions.
| The first would be equally well IN SILK, chiffon
net or lace And for little person who longs
! for broad shoulders here is the right model.
The second is of ring dot cut over the new bo.
lero model A heavier lace, such as Cuny, is
edged first with narrow insertion and then fine,
as Valeneiennes.
The third. is finely plated waist of Pekin
striped taffeta that would be equally well in
net, chiffon or batste The fourth shows the
broad frontspiece, supplemented by little vest
and revers. There is also very pretty design
of chiffon crepe with Valenciennes lace insertion
and medalions of lace. This would be attrac-
tive in batiste with embroidered batiste medal
lions. MARJORIE.