Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-11
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 of the Fashions c During These Summer Days frocks Interesting = AND SKIRTS
Lingerie Fr0cks, in Princess, pire and Blouse and Skirt dels Increases Each Day-The !" Flare.

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 |N lew York, Aug. 10.-The woman Nlo has been fore handed as the New } nglanders say, has already got to- Y er the greater part of her thin kmmA 1T dresses, in fact she probably bugh4 them when the first spring fa . |rics appeared upon the counter, for he VI ell knew the choice things would soon be snapped up if she left it unt1 later, and therefore she plan med h br whole wardrobe at that sea- son hen drifts and winds and stormt were at their highest.
 Linen frock models are indeed in- teresting this season, the union of soutache brai&ing and embroidery used upon m\ \ajority of the imported kwodels giving them an air of dis
 uctive noyelty. This soutache upon } Egep.ch frocks> is done entirely by hand, but the difficulty of getting such work done by hand here is leading to the lavish use of machine braiding, with results disastrous to the domes- tic models.
 That white is to be worn very gen. erally for all coat suits at all sum- fact. Serge, mohair, linen and veil-
 ing are to be used while with them ||>lraare used the greatest variety of |~ ouses. Indeed, a noted authority on } Enat-s in fashions makes the state \ me that three costumes of the sort N should be included in every wardrobe |0 with blouses varying in material from N pongee and lawn to fine lace.
 Silks, chiffons, faces, nets, voiles
 and suitings divide attention with lin |Mgerie and linen stuffs, and every line 1Aare novelties of each sort. Foulards
 adiums, radia, messaline, chiffon taf- "a and a number of variations upon ,se materials with perhaps tiny ches of serise or apple green or ond or apricot to give individ- " to the designs. An exceedingly /y costume in broken white and k suiting with tiny thread of ce-
 zsf showing at rare intervals, was cleverly combined with black moire and very little cerise taffeta almost ="S, s,aen under Cluny lace.
 = me arras of lingerie frocks, in \,rncess, emNire and blouse skirt
 nodels increases each day and all
 .,rts of coat and skirt effects are con-
 r,ved in these sheer stuffs. One grace
 n, coat and skirt model in sheer as+e embrodefy and lace, was one dantiest of gowns as part of ns..'s outfit. The skirt was made princess style laid in tiny b,anhora all around the waist with a ire at the bottom decorated .|--e foot with bands of embroid- medallions. The coat was on Presiro order with a wide seal GEO. H.llar that came to the bottom ,olero and was wholly con- - embroidery insertion and me
 THE VFof lace laid on bands of fine sleeves were ornameDted n..r.a .. iallions and their fullness at Ck =. ..om was caught with band oidery from beneath which II of scalloped batiste.
 SUNDAY successful method of ob- Ina increasing skirt flare
 S Aso much to be desired in SUbingerie, consists in using deer idery fiouncing for the skirt hlly' one or four flounces being usually ply. ono ed.
 hlIy' ono ad of being shirred into foun klly' one sar to each other, these flounce: together smoothly, each beins Cat the top in little vertica Nly, one Anning about six inches down hly. threflns of these tucks the top O My, SIX ter flounce lies smoothly undel My. one ,alloped border of the uppel |nday Ede and there is no awkward full |sekly E9ut merely a gradual and grace |t1t. Npgh decided flare.
 coats of Louis XIV persua quite meeting in front anl skirts long and pointed il
 N running up slightly at th' = N Qic shape are adopted fo ~spew linen suits. Whel Are that can stand then
 fh hly very effective an( ~ (ro elaborate SnitS art