The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

of the cuffs round pointed there should be no
imperfections
To go back moment. in putting seam of the
sleeve together the at the back of the sleeve
must be perfectly straight not allow
the seam edges to come together evenly the way
they must be trimmed off they will do So Put
the sleeve into the armhole that the seam comes
Two and three-efghths inches toward the front
the under arm of the waist, put the sleeve
in plain between three one-half inches toward
the back from the under arm seam and four and one
half Inches toward the front from tho same point
me gathers are put In and arranged evenly between
these points across tho top.
These directions should SUFFICIENT guide
Tor any other OF the shirt waists
A good deal Of the style Of a shirt depends
the collar and tie, stock Jabot worn
with It. clever woman can make out Of a1mosr
scraps OF linen laoe embroidery attract
i've neckwear and might be filled
with suggestions for these things.
Brown satin used for the blouse trimmed
with striped velvet in two green One pait
Is laid In the fronts at each side the armhole
and a oias band which Stimulates plat is laid
fronts halfway between the armhole and neck; this
plat crosses in tho middle bottom n a novel
and attractive The velvet which outlines
tho neck opening comes down underneath the silk
strap and finishes in gathered end, to which at
tached tassel in the two shades Of The
chemisette Is made of sheeres batiste overlad with
tiny runles of the same material.
nuns yelling in blue Is cut with short kimono
sleeves In one with the blouse. and is trimmed with
Straps OF SILK In the color contrasting
The style in the back matches the 'front.' the straps
buttoning on the shoulder tiny frill OF lace
ishes tho silk collar. both top and bottom, and the
long sleeves are made of silk mousseline and
mousquetare in style examples OF the dressy
blouses are shown n especially good looking
oeins made OF plain hlet net A broad strip OF In
serton Is SGT In beginning at the neck line the
shoulder ana extending to the elbow. The waist Is
SGT into tnis both In the front and back In ne tucks
ana one row OF insertion Is set in down the front.
me upper part OF tho sleeves Is gathered into the
insertion. and a long tight cun made of the net
tucked. finishes the sleeve.
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Another blouse the surplice order IL made Of
OF tho pretty dotted lace medalions ap-
OF the three twists of which set in the
dressy little blouse. easily made at home is tho
one OF oatiste and Valencennes lace The lace is
on In rows on plain front. back and sleeves IN
beginning halfway between waist and neck both in tho
front ana back turning mitered they
tho TOP going down the sleeve to the elbow. Long
tgnt cuns finish the sleeves and elaborate 1abot
decorates the front of the blouse
10 make blouse like the lace shown Is possi-
pie 10 women who have time enough to do such work
themseives-to buy have made would be
pensve-but 1t is possible to buy patterns with all
necessary braids and in fact everything needed for
the work. Tor from s13 to s16 and the work itself Is
most fascinating
smart coat and skirt OF thick, rather dull faced
satin In q pale, though not bright shade of Milan
green looked well braided with narrow bright silk