The sun., 1910-02-06

idea the other day. For ths Kuimpe ~.
short undersleeve Of linen Erock she ~.
using instead OF lace or net or tucxine
material which upon examination provs
TO be a fine white cotton etamine Of !.
tremely pretty lacy weave. This mater.
was used quite plain with only a ven
narrow finish at the edge OF collar Al.
sleeve and yet IL had q dainty and som.
what elaborate look.
1t was most becoming, and il wouh
launder stsnchly and well. Such oot.O.
CLEANLINESS are made to present a Enop.
ornate character by scattered embroid,,.
les In open work or blind embroidkrv
the designs being tiny dots or eyel.,s
or both scattered at quite wide interysl.
These too ara available for guimpes Ana
undsrslseves as well a. for dainty blouss-
and srocks. bG. of course they cost NOR,
than the plain lace weave stamine and ara
not really 90 chic and becoming for II,
guimpe as is the latter.
These cotton etamines in plain and fancy
weaves, embroidered or not embroidersS
are offered In white and in colors andmaks
up softly and attractively as do the am.
broidered cotton crepcs which In their
fine qualities are once more popular.
The dotted and other embroidered
swisses arc charming. and particularly
likabls effects are obtained In these mate
rlaIs by the Introduction OF color either
in printing or embroidery. The coIorsd
embroidery borders. houncings. inser-
tions. &C.. In delightful fine floral and
soailop designs. and the printed designs
have q wide latitude. ranging from wide
borders OF blurred flower and foliage %
the tiniest OF scattered posies.
Some OF the prettiest things OF the kind
this season have thickly sprinkled nns
dots OF white on the white ground and
three inch intervals wee prim little Cora
sprigs or cloisters. One embroidered aai
printed swiss OF this character has addedl
-fsetoon border also OF minute blossom
pauxht with little printed blue bowknct
and beadinSs, plain Ave inch border q
plain white or plain light blue
In the fine silk and cotton materials at.
tractive and demure embroidered efsch
are shown. One Broadway house. noted
for its novelties. has an exclusive line Of
fine silk and cotton stuffs tribe heavier
than sheer uilk null. but with much the
same finish. These are In very narrow
stripes OF white and color-white and pink,
white and corn yellow. white and light
blue, white and black. white and brown.
&C. Over the surface OF the material
tiny leaves are embroidered In white, OF
rather the embroidery IL merely fine
white leaf outline which " not nlled In
with white.
To 20 with this material como insertion
bands OF the stripe material finished on
each edge by tiny scallops buttonholed In
white and narrow edging to match, Both
insertion and edging have the sanne en-
broidery that adorns the surface OF the
materials. This. by the way. 10 not always
alittis leaf. A very small circle or dot OF
lozenge is used for the embroidery de-
signs In some Of the patterns.
The central sketch reproduces two Of
the yelled wolfe models Of which We
spoke last week. wolfe ninon over dotted
foulard being used for one trock.
while the other is . bordered fouiard
veiled In silk etamine. The bordered silt
is in design Of small white dots with
border In a single row Of very large whit
dots. and the border 10 used effectively
to trim bodice and overskirt.
A clever scheme introduced In some d
these veiled frocks is illustrated in thls
bordered model. but oan hardly be under
stood from the picture. In q dark blus
and white foulard such a. this, FOR example
white or cream lace Of strongly deansd
design is laid on plain dark blue and tn
whole then veiled in the sheer ninon a
stamine. The design Of the lace agains
the dark background shows through a. IA
the bodice of this bordered model and tn
effect is excellent. The same lace. d
course without the dark background. maa
be used In Rllimpe and undersleeves.