Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-19
new YORK FASHION TOPICS

hands Of Insertion and edsins form
.aa r1n. collar and sIeeve-bands,
The.t55 d. Sac dress @as finely tuck
ed and Ire effa-= of Japanese
sleeves vas given Is bands Of IN
insertion applied around the arm
mole and extending below The arms.
At the waist the tucks again drew
m the material to the belt-girdle OF
lace and silk, while the front from
yoke 70 foot was a panel Of the
goods lined with bands Of Insertion.
The effect was a princess dress.
White silk stockings. white Kid
slippers. white gloves, pretty gold
chain studded with amethysts Cher
birthstore) to which was attached a
tiny heart Iocket, and q little cream
siIh. handpainted fan were the ac-
eessorfes to the costume.
A brown costume Of her moth
sr's was made oyer into little Nor
folk suit 70 be used as a visiting
suit, for our little girl has nuuer-
Gus cunsins and uacles and au1ts
whose visits and invitations she was
extremely punctilious in returning.
For gohcel wear = nratfv rod tam
was used as a. hat, and a white
felt poke-shape of last winter was
retrimmed to alternate with the
blue. A Scotch capis a shape that
is becoming to a childs face. The
cap is very simply and easily made,
and a pattern may be secured from
any good pattern house. It consists
of a top, side pieces and ear-faps.
Astrakan, Persian lamb, or some
of the rough cloths will be appro-
pirate Ribbon ends are tackled al
the back and elastic passing under
the chin holds the ear-laps III
place.
Embroidery continues to hoId IT,.
nlacn md 10 nand on all sorts o.
high class garments. One of ir'
newest IDEAS is the use Of French
cretoone. which IS a thin, glossy ia
brio The pattern is cut and ap-
piled with long and short stitch.
It IS effective on vests, collars, cuffs
and belts, though its use is given
10 wider uaee than these
Vests and vestees and soft silk
folds in different coIors used as
vest edge are favored. Sometimes
they are copied exactly from the
men vests. or they are used in the
surpliced fashion or cross-over eff
fects. Fancy buttons IN oval, round
or square designs are used, and
those more beautiful kinds of enam-
al, jeweled or carved varieties are
seen on the semi-dress garments
for affernonns
Some of the new skirts have ap-
piled hens; and these hens are EN-
brOidered or decorated with designs
done in soutache Some are trim
med with quilting of cloth, velvet,
ribbon or braid
Attractive dressing sacks are de-
veloped from printed india linen
embroidered Swiss, Persian lawn,
plumetis. challis, albatrOss, or the
wash silks, such as China or pom
gee, are useful fabrics with trim
mings of VaIenciennes or Cluny
aces. Hand embroidery which may
De done at home, is a dainty add
tional decoration.
When the silk petticoat is used
It is to be noted that it gives
little more OF the gentle swish than
of late Taffeta is, Of course, the
best material for this purpose.
The long, close-titting coat is
much favored this season; 1t will
De slashed at the sides and have a
smart vest and reversed cuffs. A
dark coat will often have a white
o. very light colored silk vest we'll
covered with a design n soutache
braid, a fat collar facing Of velvet
with its edges outlined with the
braid. and the cuffs should be dec
Grated IN the same fashion.
The use to which tiny folds Of
tafeta and satin are put are many
They may be applied in grading
patterns and in serpentine effects
and zlgzag designs on panels,
fronts, vests, hens or collars and
cuffs.
The long sleeve. very plain, is
used on the tailored costume and
also on many of the afternoon
gowns
The 'MitaIne sleeve" Is often
seen in the semi-dress costumes as