The Colorado statesman., 1910-04-30

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w but in either width a made sash
w is far preferable to tied one,
for once ribbon is mussed 1t loses It's
charm entirely.
A charming sash, or girdle rather
for commencement frock of white
bordered chiffon was made of this bor-
dering. folded closely to the figure and
completed at the back with an oval
rosette made only of the wide satin
stripe of the bordering.
A sash for dress of pale blue dotted
point d'esprit was made OF rows OF
blue baby ribbon. sewed on a wide
bias strip of the net. At the left-front
this wide betting crossed over and was
there finished, with a fall that went
to the knees. of strands of the baby
ribbon cut in uneven lengths and tied
with scattered punches of the ribbon,
like the fall of wedding bouquet.
A petticioat flounce of swiss. ar
ranged to button on lawn upper por-
ton, is delightful luxury for girls
dance frock. Such founces are made
so that there is absolutely no fulness
at the top, which comes somewhat
above the knees, but at the bottom
they are fluffed with widening of the
cut and under and edging frills OF
either the swiss or net or lace. With
the more delicate effects there are
also, sometimes, garlands OF riDbon'
caught up with bows.
A jumper and tunic of chiffon, rib
bon-edged, is a ready-made decking
which will make the home sewing OF
a stylish frock a very easy matter, for
the merest satin slip is made at once
a thing of splendor with one of these
overdraperies. The sweet fooleries,
whose jumper part is low necked and
short sleeved, are shown in all colors
pale blue, pink, rose, white and
black-yea even black!-being advised
for the most elegant purposes. Stylish
mothers sometimes buy these tunics
and then get figured foulard at 40 or
SO cents yard for the under slip.
Chiffon and silk muslin roses are
exquisite notions for misses fine hats,
but only one or two of the great
blooms will be used, and the rest OF
the hat trimming is correspondingly
fragile. A half wreath, comprising a
big rose which is more white than
plnK, some lGdluSIy 6iSeh anu q ioho
rubber stemming ending with bud
which is like a fairy thing, is sold
twisted in the shape to put on) for
$3.50. Such posies are for hats OF
drawn net or lace or very fine straw,
and they would make any headpiece
glorious.
Some very dashing stockings for
dancing or other dressy purposes are
of fine white Isle with colored clocks
or instep embroidery. The smart
caper is to have the shoes or slippers
match the color of the needlework on
the stockings, and where this is
bronze, bronze kid footgear gives q
look at once grand and Partisan.
The most stylish slippers for girls
who have passed the child age have
one strap, medium heels, rounded toes
and pump bows of grosgrain ribbon
across the vamp. The strap, the shoe
man explains, gives a girl more Sc
curity of footing while dancing, and.
besides, it serves to dress the foot up
more, for such slippers are often worn
outdoors with fine afternoon frocks.
Misses handkerchiefs are very |
small, and the very elegant ones have
tiny monogram placed in a small |
wreath of needlework. Handkerchiefs |
with borders stamped with color are |
worn with fine day frocks, the tint of |
the border matching the gown.