Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-06

wardrobe.
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ks2@G4s24 care in their selection, and 1t is just
we'll to be provided with a certain amount
of information to what really the
latest thing In materials and colors nothing
styles of gowns and hats.
In the first place the lingerie frock muslin tucks
lace, and possibly embroidery is g
1t is yelled with chinons so bedecked with
blossoms Of every variety silk crepe velvet, what
likes, trimmed with fringes grelots. ribbons
and the many fancy motives that to be had
that the simple froc which the lingerie suggests
is absolutely lost sight Of
Partisan women have taken kindly to crispness
in infinitely prefer the cnging fabrics to
those that upon own merits or in other
words that have enough dressing give of
freshness that Americans SO greatly admire There
fore, II has muslin frock made in Paris It is
sure to be fashioned of any of the list of
terals that quite without starch hang Imply
TO the figure. There is denying these have a
pcturesqueness that is all their also-which
is a boon and blessing to most women-they do not
require constant pressing and even laundering,
The materials that most in this year
dressy lingerie frocks marqusette which quite
taken the place OF batise voie usually the cotton
variety and cotton lovely fabric especially
white OF course there other goods, crystalline
Indian material something like muslin but with a
silk finish; old fashioned NULL which is beautifully
adapted to certain pronounced styles. a dozen
others that might be mentioned.
Marqusetes is so nearly allied to chiffon that II is
only by looking close they can be told apart, but
the former has far greater wearing qualities than
the latter and lends itself much readily en-
broidery and to all the heavy trimmings that
much In use 1t comes, it would SEEM in color
but If proper shade cannot be obtained may
be easily coored. taking shade. matter how
Marquisette this are being trimmed
with flet lace and with point de Flandre, these two
being fashionable ever popular Irish or
Vaenciennes. Occasionally in which
this last mentioned lace combined with felt the
result being extremely good and naturally making a
vast difference In the expense of the
Doucet and Jeanne Hailee both noted for their
exquisite lingerie gowns, showing marquisette
dresses banded about part with old hlet lace
that Is nearly If not quite yellow in tint
seen the material above this band. which a
yard deep. lightly embroidered cotton combined
with silk in two three shades white Above
this embroidery. which also in of band
the skirt showed other bands of valenciennes
lace, OF dainty pattern. The the gown had
no embroidery. but was made entirely of the
win Just small Dit OF the marquisette on the under
half Of the sleeves and under arm TO a
ground for the lace and hold 1t in place.
Another model of this material showed a tiny
touch Of color about the bottom in the a
straight fold of apple green chiffon. over hung a
nounce OF point de Fandre and above this there
some motives Of Valenciennes skirt to
take away the plain appearance at the top. with
the other the bodice nearly of the two laces
the point de Flandre being put like a grdle at the
waist line and again as short yoke at the top
mousseline hlmy that all the beneath could be
perfectly seen. and in place of belt there sash
of chiffon knotted loosely the left side with long
ends the color being apple to band OF
the skirt.
Another novel change that is being given to MANY
OF these thin frocks is the wearing them of three
quarter length coats made of chiffon in some bright
with hemsttchng with tiny greots with fringe and
cut in kimono fashion with sleeves ample and
that reach little below elbow They are loose but
the high vast line is defined cordng stirring that
holds the garment in place Sometimes these charm
ing garments embroidered across the bot
TOM which OF course gives them a more elabor-
ate appearance without really making them any pref
tier, and sometimes they have bands of a diff
ferent character from what employed upon the gown
and this is put on the underneath like a facing
These last are most attractive Frequently three or
Tour coats are made 10 accompany the froc the
coors most in use being purple. bright green cerise
and mandarin, and the froodks always white
may have by this number OF changes with small ex-
pense and little trouble
This seasons cotton crepe is much pretter any
that has been brought out before being wonderfully
ane In texture and soft delightful to the touch
great many gowns OF this being combined with
English embroidery, but the heavy sort the new
kind being fine and almost transparent Crepe gowns
show TUNES OF this embroidery, with bands of the
about the bottom OF the skirts and these tuuics
and bands sometimes lined with brilliant shaded
ehifons. with brocaded silks vivdly coored
Others embroidered with woods having all the
tints that to be found tapestries for IT Is IN
tapestry designs that the work executed Most OF
the trimming is the skirts bodices OF most
OF the soft lingerie gowns such AFFAIRS that
there little for decoration. Another embroidery
that frequently employed for crepe for wolfe as
we'll is imitation OF that which is on old India
work, embroidered shawls. and the like II is
OF the most effective OF any that used being
done In cotton and somewhat raised, but In
fairly small designs favorite method OF using Il is
In panels, single in front narrow ones
at the sides in the shape OF tunic the bodice
skirt being fashioned together then embroidered
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