Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-05

beautiful embroidery softening the
effect of the plaits.
Another dinner dress was Of Bor-
deauX velvGt-thats material par eN-
cellence. the one for ceremOniOus
affairs. The gown was exceptional
~ plain in cut. but the panels form
ed by the nine cores were over laid
with a handsome pattern of silk
sOutache with a touch Of silver
showing here and there. The over
blouse was almost nothing more
than a surpliced fichu held under
a shaped girdle of the velvet with
an underblouse Of princess lace en-
broidered in silver and white floss.
A little theater dress intended for
a young matron was of white and
printed chiffon wolfe laid in alter
mating cores of plain and printed
materials, the plain laid in plait.;
and the printed gathered with a
front panel of embroidered filet
lace. The underblouse was Of lace
and OverwaiSt of printed null edged
with tiny plaitings of the plain ma
terial. The waist is surplice with
the Japanese shoulder The whole
is finished with a tiny yoke and
| collar of honitan lace. The girdle
is unique, having the effect of vel
Vet roses over the white material,
finished with a huge flower rosette
! Of embroidered chiffon.
4 dancing dress that would do
/ service all winter could be develop
: ed from princess design in a mig
I nonette pongee, bands of Persian
embroidery and lace dyed to match.
| 1t would also be economy to provide
! a chemisette and cuffs of cobweb
clunv lace. which will turn the
dress into a high long-sleeved mode
that may be worn to a daytime al
fair. The dress is in medium sweep
! measuring about four yards and
one-fourth at the lower edge. and
| its fullness is adjusted about the
! hips with tucks over several cores.
The front breadth from yoke to toe
is of the dyed lace, from under
which the girdle extends around the
waist. The chemisette and gown
fasten on the shoulder and the clos
ing extends from shoulder to the
| lower edge. Japanese sleeve bands
| of the lace are added. The same
mode could be carried out in French
silk wolfe in grey with a front Of
| lace or fancy silk and if one wished
| to be very economical a foulard in
| some pretty shade could be used
having the front panel outlined
with soutache and some insets of
of lace. used for decoration. -, :.
An extremely attractive dlAss for
an afternoon reception was worn by
a young bride. Satin cloth in a dark
| green was used with very pretty
vest of cream white cloth embro'd-
cred in gold and green thread. The
| skirt was plain mode having fif-
teen cores at the sides start a scroll
piece of the goods, which circled
| round and upward over the second
cores The back fell gracefully in
a. very slight train from an invert-
ed box plat that formed the closing.
| The waist was really an overblouse
and Japanese sleeves over cream
| tilet waist and the outside wrap was
a little cape reaching the waist, fit
ted slightly to the figure and OPEN
| ing over the white cloth vest. AS
the sleeves were only three-quarter
| length, long white gloves were
worn, the hat was a white felt deco
| rated with long green breasts and
wings and green bows. A wood
brown chiffon broadcloth would
make up pretty in this design.
A dress suitable to wear to lunch
con or matinee party was developed
| from dark amethyst velveteen trim
med with soutache of the same
| shade. The skirt is a circular mode
with an extra width plated and set
in on the left side over the one seam
and opening. The coat is a smart
little affair in twenty-five inch
length. Bigon straps extend over
the sleeves and are attached along
the side front and side back seams.
which straps with the flat collar
are profusely decorated with SOU
tache braidlng, and the cuffs made
to match. The hat was of amethyst
iJf3.t and trimmed with black
plumes and panises in many tints.
\ girl who liked beautiful things
! made herself a very charming dane