Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-05-20
Bingham in Various Plaids and Stripes to
Be Worn Dainty Shepherd Checks
Also Popular The Simply Made
One Piece Frock Sailor
Sttits Lingerie Hats.
S,sits Lingerie Hats.

posed to form the garment is invaraoly
so finely tucked and traversed with trim
mlngs that Il Is difficult to tell where lie
one begins and the other ends. Because
long lines distinguish every type Of fem
lnine garment. he the wearer thereof an
infant or a great grandmother. the mini.
ature Mother Hubbard Is similarly treat
ed. the skirt portion often being formed
entirely OF lace and pin-tucked panels,
entire deux, and joining a deep noance
with the entire deux design runping hori-
zontaliy Elbow sleeves are, OF course,
the only sort nosslble for a small woman
evening froek. and these are frequently
wholly of the tucked material and fin.
ished with lace frtlls similar to those
bordering the fuzzy sleeve caps and deep
yCkes. Count ess are the changes rung
upon the tucking employed for chill.
dren's frocks. Sometimes they are used
In the up-and-down manner, again they
are crosswise and often diagonally. Or
they are arranged to form medallions, set
squarely or transyersely as centers for
lace insertion or galoon trimming
Sailor suits in striped or plain linen,
worn by small girls, are precise replicas
Of those designed for the young masters,
save that plated skirts OF abbreviated
proportions substitute the knickerbockers.
There are the same loosely fitting blouses,
overlapping a leather belt, the shoulder
wide marine collar and white pique EN-
broidered vestee with its low plain band
enclreling a short round throat. The same
suits are developed In the washable Bed
ford cords, aud for really hard wear at
ha nd In no saF,
plicated denims.
Lingerie hats belong by right OF pre-
cedence to the small alden who main
tains a serene expression which alone is
suited for such headgear which, to be ef-
feetive, must lie lightly above a mass OF
thick, fluffy hair and pretend to shade a
complexion Of pesehiike fairness. The
child's runabout lingerie hat ia a SUBJ
stantfal AFFAIR Of heavy linen with self
embroidered edge. It may be readily de-
tached from the plated tam crown and
the two separated sections iaundered.
Trey are trimmed with large iooped bows
OF wide ribbon, matching the Ieng strings
which fall far below the waist More
elaborate lingerie hats Of tine linen and
lace are mounted on wire frames and have
bandeaux Of rosebnds. vioiets and forget
me- nots.
Curls are confined with the hlet ribbon
bands now so extensively employed for
the decoration Of feminine coiYures ef
any age and condition. the favorite type
for the child being the vide band cross
Ing the crown and secured 81 either side
81 The head WIN Hawer.shaped rosettes.
fnatclflng the frock's tint The front fore
lock may be tied at either side With .
made or . string bow Of stiH ribbon the
better 70 give Il an outstanding position.
HlghstopRed buttoBed boots or ooze kid
with patent yamps are generally used for
school wear at this season, bot for the
house tow shoes, fastening with straps or
iaces and baving widely rounded toes and
spring heels are more comfortable.