The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02

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stitched finish az the collar top and
occasionally a hand of black satin orblack
velvet makes an odd collar finish above
the semi-tEansparent white. An entire
Close collar OF black velvet il sometimes
associated with a transparent g'iimpe.
but the effect IL odd rather than cha rming.
A black velvet tunic over a skirt Of
crepe. satin. muirA. cloths. chiffon or
other contrasting material il often attrao-
lively presented and some models have a
more striking note introduced in a skirt
% lace through which a gleam OF color
shows. This sounds a triAe crude. but
the idea often works out well. a. in the
fVock Of the small sketch. where n straight
narrow tunic OF supplest black velvet
leaves in view perhaps fifteen inches OF
Am underskirt which IL OF Venetian lace.
through which one catches a CLINT OF
rich. f1Iity red
This sktrt Is edged by a narrow hand Of
fur and lttle hands Of fur border the
bottoms Of tho peasant sleeves. Instead
% n giTdle three corNhngs Il IN" velvet
confine the bodice 90 ess and a band Of
embroidery in Oriental colorings borders
the coIlsrless neck. Substitute for the
Lace undsrskiPt one OF satin. finish the
neck with something less expensive than
hand embroidery and this model will
make a practical and not excessively
expensive afternoon fro~k ~ considerable
smartncss
/ The striped crapes. silk caehmirea. vel-
v~ts. &C. make nice little froclrs. With the
deep slCVt band % velvet and velvet trin-
ming the BLOUSE IN one fashion or another.
As a raile the stripes run vertically. Init
I II a l..
blue and black strives ran horilontaly.
Straps u black velvst held at each end
! by buttons trimmed the front. narrow
l hands Of the velvet boryierpd the Sirrile
at top and bO<tOm and hands Of velvet
ran arrOss the front and hack 81 the hndioe
horCieying a shallow white g,iimpe and
rITning continued down the outside 81
the long slseves. leaving the shoulder
line uhhroken
/ With p0Ssihly some mod fication "
/ this lCuimpe aud sas~e hand this would
| be an admirable model for any LITTLE vehNt
/ trimmed morning frock, and ther- m,
/ quantities Of i,ut sIleh simple models that
might 10 readily copied and would retain
good deal ~ their sInartue,s eV~n in
chaApsr materials The black velvet
trimmings sho-ild H. boon 10 the home
. VFNaNFNdNNI enu VIII w utHlfNitrN UfFI
! for the fr.shenipg II countless Old frocks
Tho narrow line Of f'ir will help much
In rcnovating the old frock ~ we'll "a
m beautfying the new frock II is used
on everything from tulle and Lace to
velvet and ,w~ad. and II is astonishing
~ what an air olavsrlv applied hit
Of dark fur will lend 90 n sheer evening
frock little pssf its prime.
Z Rpannta has ntaFv.l,ar Of chi NJ
t-activ~ models in moir4 and in the beau.
tifilfy soft and rich new taretas relieved
~ TOUCHES Of fur aud Otherwise almost
severely plain. 4 white moro which
figures among the SKETCHES was ono Of
these Francis models and owed much ~
its charm To the exquisite sOftn"<s and
ripping sheen 81 the sHk. but the Tires.
narrow lines Of dark frr on the skirt
bottom. the line ~ far finishing the wrists
ofthe long sleeves. the dull blue and silver
NJ the Rirde. the fine lac. 81 Tho gui-iro
and. above all, the perfection of car and
line all went 10 the making Of a frock a.
distinguished as IL was severe
u j. hard TO keen away from TN, sub
Jet 81 tho white and black frockS this
season Mary 81 tho Iovchest models
are ,n this coloring. with or without the
relieving color not" 81 emerald green.
one ~ IN" now rods. uurpIc or vivid. soft
Llue; aud the materials in white. in black
and in black ani white con binsd ar.
legion
White crApes and cachemires a.. .oie
NJ the hroChe or damas order arr among
the b~aniif':l white stuff- anal ~nrr,. are
innumerahl" lovely whra hrucadas and
PlAin sins- Whih IA. white nets laes-
uhiruns. Sc uegEynr description White ,
v"lyet- PLAIN ami embossed. are Icing
much used by the fashionable dress
maker- tOo. though this is quite o,I-sidr
the range Of things practical Black
ne's ="wn with tiny Shite beads. white l
nets spriukled With tiny ie, beads. whit. I
sheer stui- with bordurr de-ign- - black .
printed oT embroidered marvellous hand
trimmings q white emhruIdsry on MACK /
or black "a whVs thew II No end tu tho /
black and white materials
The Opaque " hiie glass bead and buf.Ie
- milky lusire IL used for wonderful
embruidsre- on fine BLACK net or silk
moISsetne. and Je' IN often combined
With IL. one often finds a solid back
ground - the white Embroidered with a
design 81 jet or Vic. versa and ths-.,
heavy head "mbrrdsria- are extremely .
effective upon sheer white or black stun.
The manufacturers have prepared ,
stunning chiffon, mOusseline and net