The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

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into place when the highsfur collar is Sr1N
taken of. which makes it an econom- Nh
ical little affair since the winter wrap NJ
IS useful in spring and autumn and the days
a summer gown keeps its freshness much longer
when made without a lining and instead over
a princess overslip that be laundered whenever
necessary. These underslips may be of wash silk
or Of lawn or batiste-the latter is much cooler
and are fitted and boned quite as carefully as the
lining Of gown would be.
Whether tae skirt be long or short it is we'll to
have it fitted the under side with dainty lace
trimmed rufie corresponding TO that the upper
side Of the skirt. for then the wrong side of the
skirt does not show when the wearer is seated.
The sash is steadily gaining in popularity and is
seen made in variety Of widths and designs Rib
bons certainly never were more beautiful either
texture or design and the five inch width drawn
close around the waist and finished the back with
a cluster of short loops and couple of long ends
reaching almost TO the bottom of the skirt make a
pretty finish to muslin gown
Ribbons enter largely into trimmings and are
used as border trimming bretelles. and sashes,
the narrow widths are made up into yarious designs
and applied. The narrowest baby ribbon is shirred
into button forms, disks flowers. and scattered
over net or batiste dresses in abundance
most attractive and useful novelty put in an
appearance during the summer and bids fair to hold
its with the approach Of cold weather This is
the change pocket. which is made to match the belt
with which It is and be slipped off easily
when necessary to be laundered In these DAYS
when It is almost impossblity to find Mace In
dress skirt to put pocket these golf pockets as
they are called, should prove welcome accessory.
II the belt is made Of linen embroidered in self
color or some contrasting tone. make the pocket of
linen also. The edge can be either plain in
outline sort Of scallop employed
Where the linen is not too heavy It IS a good Il
idea TO turn both edges and embroder right
over them II adds to the strength to do
this
To make the purse cut a piece Of linen IL II
by 51z inches, then stamp the embroidery 4 7
design on that. Be sure that the materials ~ II
fold across perfectly straight and that the III
corners even and meet. This fap either I MAAhk
can be hooked buttoned in place and will I EEXz
hold change securely. I kNSTW
To slip over the belt stitch two narrow 1 SN
straps the back they stand up and
down and viii clip the belt easily.
II change pocket is not worn with the belt
handkerchief pocket is pretty accessory
These made Of linen usually and daintily
embroidered and hang from the belt by two
little straps.
A decided novelty recently seen is a neck
ruff made Of accordion plated tulle. This would be
ing to some faces and bewitchingly becoming to
ers. A plain band foundation is made. which
tulle is attached through the middle, and a twis
ribbon conceals this fastening and is finished
a cluster Of loops and one rather short end. A
ferent style OF neckwear IS shown in the short
made OF chiffon In white edged with a narrow b
lace and put on the foundation that 1t cascs
These boas have irritating habit unless fast
TO their wearer in way. of flying of into s
or worse still. puddle and something is really
essary to weigh them and catch them by v
they try to escape Long loops of velvet ribbon.
finish the illustrated are pretty. Satin is
pretty and Idea than the velvet is to
substantial ends Of closely gathered chiffon rue
forming effective tassel and being finished at
ends with gathered balls Of chiffon which form l
but light tassels.
One sees Jirectore gowns displayed in shop
dows but they extreme fashion to be
orally adopted although they are more than Ii
to influence the general designs OF clothes in the
future. In the fashionable world where sonnet
startling innovations seen, the figure is gro
stra-gnter and straighter-Iess bust, less hips
waist and wonderfully long. slender supple
about the limbs.
Tailored waists viii be much worn during
autumn both in silks and those of washable
terials Striped linens and madras are to be espe
" prominent in the latte1 In the tailored W
the long sleeve OF course viii be The
shoulder effect is again to be the feature of
seasons waists and is shown in the form of Gi
plaits on the tailored models. and some OF
more dressy waists with the apanese sleeve e
Net waists continue to be great favorites and
Is a tendency to color in these bias band
silk or soutache braid forming of the attra
color trimmings.
Jumpers some of them most original in dc
are still seen. one which would be fascinating
change worn over a Powered muslin. is made
lusfrous chiffon taffeta in black color
trimmed with gunmetal buttons. The plaits ol
shoulders the square corners given TO the outer
over the armhole and the high draped belt he
place with straps. decorated with the buttons
IT an exceedingly chic appearapce.
Charming little frocks. made princesse styl