The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-02
PAGE FIVE
change Of this sort Immediately calls.
attention to itself.

change Of this sort Immediately CANS
attention to itself.
There will undoubtedly b an eioes
on the part of the more progressive
fashion makers to widen the skirts
very perceptibly; but this is not Hike
~ to be taken up. at least during the
early season. Frills Of Valenciennes
and narrow laces will go to give new
skirts the desired fullness, Yet even
these are soft enough to hang perfect
~ straight: but give a delightful frou-
frou effect without actually widening
to any percepuble degree the general
lines.
A dainty model of flounced all mus
lin had a group Of lace frills set close
to the hem. The bodice was almost en-
tirely of lace. with three overlapping
frills Of lace forming a fichu effect A
sash and girdle of soft peach-pink sat
in completed this simple but hand
some costume. Width is also introduc-
ed in some cases by slashing the skirt
on the side from waist. to hem and in
verified point of some contrasting ma
terial or trimming Pleats that lap IN
der and only are noticeable when the
wearer walks are another way Of OBJ
tanning the new line of fullness.
The coats of very short hip length
seem to have gone entirely out of fash
ion, which will be gratifying to many
women who found those coats exceed
| ingly becoming. The belief that the
new coats would be more closely fitted
seems to have been without any foun-
dation. however. There is a slight
some of the new models, and there
are. Of course. certain belted and Cir
died models which are loosely held In
but the average coat keeps its loose.
straight line and its shortened waist
line in the cack, an effect usually OBJ
tanned by slever cutting and handling
Of the side sections and various seams.
That the kimona sleeve has every
intention of surviving the change OF
seasons is evident. Even among the
best of the imported models one finds
it, and the domestic models unhesi-
tatingly confess allegiance to It, but
long sleeves are a feature Of some OF
the most successful frocks and blouse
models. and it seems to prophecy that
the ultra modish woman of the winter
will choose long sleeves for her day
time frock.
One Of the best models seen. black
cloth stunningly embroidered in blue
and dull yellow of a sulphur tone, had
a long close sleeve of black chiffon
with a little finish of embroidery un-
der the chiffon where 1t fell over the
hand, and with fold of yellow chiffon
and shorter fold Of blue yelling the
very top OF the sleeve and disappear.
ing under the embroidered cloth at
the armhole. Other models showed the
upper part of the sleeve slightly full
land joining a long. close cuff or an
upper sleeve with close under sleeve
A chic velvet frock of fine stripe in
green and black had its sleeve done AZ
far as the elbow in the velvet and
comfortably loose though not fulled
Just above the elbow It belled q very
little and was continued by fine BLACK
net for a depth of perhaps four inches
The net was drawn into a close band
> of the velvet, which headed what may
be called a long, close cuff formed b,
: two sections of net separated BY I
: band of velvet.