The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

R@T this midsummer time when ones
a clothes probably fully
n "a weeks longer of wear. will
/ Il n I be things which will freshen-
kSS%SSSSV ing up and it is among the possibilities
ts@fT153rt that few garments may added
SSSsJg6ll to piece remainder of the season.
While Of course the fashions
long ago decided novelties OF kind and
another keep coming in which clever woman may
either copy for herself buy at the reasonable fig
which usually prevail at this time.
useful al pretty addition wardrobe
of the separate which have still
such favorites this One has almost
unlimited variety Of styles choose from the
choice undoubtedly viii depend the which
It is to be put If it H to be for actual service cool
mornings evenings taffeta. pongee, voIe
Just the thing II its purpose is for adornment
FOR rather dressy occasions lace is beautiful partcu
larly hand made. many girls differ
lace stitches today that these charming wraps
coats, etc, by means unattainable. A plain
net machine braided in the narrowest SOU
tache. the entire lined silk or chiffon
and the edges all the round bound with tareta.
makes dressy and not necessarily expensive
The coat illustrated this page an
hlet net, lined throughout with white
sapho silk This coat could easily be by shirt
waist pattern, shaped in the neck, put into belt
which comes down in the front a little the waist
line The skirt part is cut from circular pattern and
basted TO the lower belt edge. The scanning to the
belt edges must be on the right side
The short kmoao sleeves are made ana put into
loose armhole and the entirely the coat
are turned up the right and basted down
Then the band Of taTeta which when finished should
measure one ana One-halt inches, is basted it
comes exactly 10 the edge Before this is put
however the piece for belt must be basted and
stitched on then the silk is edges
stitched on both edges, covering the belt 1t
hooks inyisibly up the front
Wraps Of all kinds Of shapes are also fashionable
many Of them little more than long scarf. sim
pie in design they. Fancy pattern cut so that,
IT takes the shape back o broad sailor
collar, the bottom part reaching nearly
In the front long stole ends reach below the knees
the garment at the neck in the front taking the
Of low cut neck. the square part being
quite narrow 1t just meets in the middle and hangs
straight down.
This could be made tafeta, braided with narrow
soutache in some design, Of plain lace with
silk bound edges. Of the lovely pompadour
or Dresden silks Muslins which only crumpled
and not soied, silks woolens welr as linens
all be kept fresh looking If occasionally pressed
In the case Of silk the irons only warm "a
hot iron takes the life silk) and the press
ing either be the wrong side or II on
the right side there must be cloth between
the silk and the iron materials If light
weight, may need no dampening but may be pressed
on the right side, having piece Of cloth between
the goods and the iron the same for the silk
the wash materials piece cheesecloth well
wrung out Of water. This is used between the ma
terial the and If ironed perfectly dry
the garment will look like Light collars fac
ings trimmings which have become soiled shoud
have Fuler's earth well rubbed in the garment must
then be laid away for few days when the
powder is shaken and brushed of the places should
be clean
soied guimpes and yokes may be washed in gaso-
line without being taken out OF a waist, the work
is carefully done. Where they much soed it may
be necessary 10 fresh gasoline to rinse in, 1t
couple OF times Ruches and dress shields
Should always kept and clean. hooks and
should secure fact clothes require
etant looking over to be sure things they
Should be.
II cassAs~ have had pretty hard additional