The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-02

of printed null edged Win Tiny pidIG
ings Of the plain material. The waist
Is surplice with the Japanese shoulder.
The whole is finished with a tiny
yoke and collar OF honitan lace. The
g.rlle IS unique having the effect OF
velvet roses ever the white material.
finished with huge flower rosette
OF embroidered chiffon.
A dancing dress that would do ser
vice all winter could be developed
from princess dexign in mignonette
pongee, bands OF Persian embroidery
and lace dyed to match. 1t would also
be economy to provide a chemisette
and cuffs of cobweb cluny lace, which
Will turn the dress into high lonS.
sleeved mode that may be worn to .
daytime affair. The dress is in me-
dunn sweep measuring about touT
yards and one fourth at the lower
edge and its fitness 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 closing extends
from shoulder to the lower edge. Jap
anese sleeve bands of the lace are
added. The same mode could be car.
ried out In French silk voile in grey
with a front OF lace or fancy silk and
II one wished to be very economical
foulard in some pretty shade could
be used having the front panel out
lined with soutache and some inset3
of lace used for decoration.
An extremely attractive dress for
an afternoon reception was worn by a
young bride. Satin cloth in a dark
green was used with a very pretty
vest OF cream white cloth embroiderel
in gold and green thread. The skirt
was q plain mode having fifteen cores
with the fashionable flare at the bot
tom. On each alternate gore at the
side start scroll piece OF the goods.
which circled round and upward over
the second cores. The back fell
gracefully in very slight train from
an inverted box plat that formed the
closing. The waist was really an over
blouse and Japanese sleeves over A
cream filet waist and the outside wrap
was little cape reaching to the waist
fitted 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 decorated with long
green breasts and wings and green
bows. A wood brown chiffon cloth
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 circular mode with an
extra width plated and set in on the
left side over the one seam and open
ing. The coat Is 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 and profusely decorated with
soutache braiding. and the cuffs are
made to match. The hat OF amethyst
felt and trimmed with black plumes
and pansies in many ,:nts
A girl who lived beautiful things
made herself very charming dane
ing frock from handkerchief linen,
which had so fine weave it looked
like silk on this she embroidered the
front panel. and on the sides little
motifs, the front of tn, waist and tops
of the sleeve, puffs and grdle were
embroidered in design to match an
the whole mounted over an under-slip
of green silk. Several different slips.
girdles. sashes. etc, were provided
for this dainty frock, which through
its handwork became almost eXtrava.
gance. 1t was this same girl who en-
broidered vest the straps. cuffs, and
collar and front breadth of her new
blue broadcloth suit, who made for the
crown of her new hat point lace in.
set and wings to be wired among the
velvet loops. Thus 1t is that many a
girl dresses better than she can af-
ford.
Sashes are again fashionable and
nothing makes prettier present. The
girdle should be boned on some stiT
firm canvass and covered. over this
fold or gather your ribbon at the back
where the girdle fastens, arrange two
long ends, one long loop one short and
tie the ends in little half bows while
at the girdle where they are attached
cover with a little butterfly bow or
rosette.
JEANETTE NJ. WALSH.