The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-01

double skirt to the bordered fabrics
that have been introduced during the
early part of the season At any
rate, they can be used advantage
ously, their colored edges forming
parallel rows of decoration at the
knees and ankles. .s
The new jabots and side frills are
so large that they almost cover the
front of the waist. The new side
fril extends far out over the shoul-
der, graduating. to about two inches
at the bottom, and extends from the
neck to the waistline.f One very wide
jabot arranged in butterfly effect ex-
tends almost from shoulder to shout
der. 1t is of handmade tucked net,
with trimmings of real Mechlin lace,
with a tiny bow of narrow velvet at
the throat and fold of velvet at the
top edge of the stock. Another is a
triple tab jabot attached to stock.
The material used is fine net with
small embroidered ring dot, and
the tabs are edged with Valencinnes
lace and are Of different length. The
stock is finished at the top with
fold of black satin, a tiny bow of the
net being placed at the throat.
One Of the new side frills is made
OF wide maline lace attached to an
insertion of hand-embroidered net.
A narrow frill of plain net finishes
the other edge. This frill is attached
to a high stock of embroidered net
edged with black velvet. Tiny black
velvet buttons adorn the central
piece of insertion.
One unusual design in side frill,
instead of being attached to a
straight piece of insertion, has the
double-pleated frill Joined to a tri-
angular piece of pleated handker-
chief linen. The frill is attached to
the stock collar by means of narrow
Valencinnes insertion two inches
long. When worn the upper point
of the frill is pinned at the left
shoulder, while the lower corner is
fastened over at the right side, the
entire frill curving from the upper
right to the lower left and suggest
ing the fichu.
There is not particularly much to
say about the new shapes of hats dis
played by Paris modistes. A new
sailor shape, with rounded crown on
top and broad brim has lately made
its appearance, trimmed solely with
fve-inch bias bend of velvet, neatly
affixed on the left side by bow and
turn-under of velvet. These hats,
generally white with some vivid col
ored trimming, have band of straw
to. match, the garniture enframing
the brim about couple of inches in
breadth, and will make pretty morn
ing and seaside hats, shady and
smart or chic and servicable at the
same time
For very hot weather, just as we
have sexperience6l- here during the
past few weeks, fashionable women
return to the pongee coat. This year
these are made with the same round
buttons, a large round or square col
lar and revers either of the pongee
itself or else of silk of some contrast
ing color. & .-@-
Wooden flowers on the sheerest
frocks have come into unusual inn
portance. They are circular disks of
crocheted work, gathered into cen
ter and in many sizes. The smallest
ones are one inch in diameter and
are used with embroidered stems on
the edges of sashes. Large ones form
patches of color on the bodice or
girdle.
Fringe is the favorite trimming
for chick frocks of changeable silk
It also finishes the majority of sepa-
rate sashes.