Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09

- mating subject, but they psrticu-
larry bewitching just at present, in their
absolute simplicity and perfect child
ishness They look II they had been
HNHkY1&N designed to meet tho ends and aims of
kS3&SSE thoroughly natural active children, who
get reasonably dirty in their play
II Is much the dress small chill
oren in tub dresses the round that mothers recog
nizo little difference between the spring and winter
preparations for the ohilds clothes aside from under
wear and outer garments Physicians everywhere
attrbuting the lesseninE susceptibility children
women to colds 10 the unned dresses waists and
the cutaway necks that worn Each winter sea-
summer frocks and bIouses
However pretty wool frocOs for small children do APP
pear and are admirable for purposes. and the
small girl shoots up to the older SCHOOLGIRL the wool
frocIs for winter pronounced Importance
This fall there pretty little wool frOcks
for the small girl in evidence than is usually the
and attractive they that they being picked
up quickly. Long ago mothers stopped making their
little boys clothes and turned with relief to the good
looking little garments the shops showing; later
the manufacturers turned their attention to the wee
girls of the family and comparatively little
sewing is done for the small folk of the fam
fly.
UnquestiOnably little frock may be achieved much
cheaper at home than equally good frock be
housht ready made. provided ths mother Goss The
sewing herself One be absolutely sure, too Of
the material used whether II is shruAk or not and
can have it made carefully it doubtful.
whether the home made frock will have the air that
the little bought frock has and II the mothers time
ana strength have value or an outside seamstress
must be employed the home sewing perhaps rather
pensve IN the end.
The manufacturers employ the best designers they
can get. and n you do not always get work
In the ready made garment, do get effectiveness
ana release from the bother and labor IL you are
willing to pay fairly good prices. p
The shepherd plaids In black and white and blue
and white enlvened by bit color are always good
and when properly handled have delightfully."- childish
and simple air Some good models this material
have little belts OF real patent leather the accom-
panyinE scarf of these dresses are nearly al
ways made up In the Russian sailor erect are
sither black red
All kinds Of pisids for ohildrens wear this
season. particularly the plads OF blue col
ornEs, usually trimmed in bands silk or in braid
The soutaohe the broad brads are used Piplnrs
OF silk also used in both the plain and the bias
bands OF striped or plaid silks.
Little Russian frocks OF corduroy vsiveteen are
made plainly with collars embroidered linen or
silk However. the more practical dresses for the
small girl those made OF materials stout heavy
cottons and linens for rough wear and dainty white
muslin for the dress occasion Pque the smarteat
or the heavy eottons but II Is usually expensive
30 Ealatea and kindred cottons more popular
with practical mothers
The tendency to fabrics for outer garments.
+" hoteeable Cheviots. eaInels hair effect zbelines
ana paid back fabrics all in demand chdren's
dresses there is OF tendency fancy weaves j.
materials than is true OF grownups Plaids checks ana
fancy mixtures are everywhere in dresses
TOT every day wear; they are only becoming but
they are more serviceable. they do not show ths
soll 80 quickly as the palmer materials.
me kimono or raglan sleeve style character
istcs that are popular in both and dresses As
the sleeves In most OF the dresses are only elbow
length they finished general rule Wiz, under
gumpA '
In salts for the young girls box eaeetS are Do,sa
among the high class suits. Many believe that thew
win take better with young girls than with women be
ihs more suitable for immature for women
who are Inclined towards the embonpoint
Another style feature which noticeable on many
81 the French garments is also being copied chill