Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-01-02
must be substantial to show Oh the

must be substantial TO show on the
stitching.
Another idea that has been exploit
ed Is the mounting Of the white jabot
over q black one. This Is good as a
finish for plain blouses or to wear
with dark suit. Make hrst a plated
jabot Of plain soft satin, some six
inches deep, and repeat 1t in white
hem-collars, which is nothing more
nor less than length Of five-inch
ribbon with a hemstitcher handker-
chief linen or any fine lingeries ma
terial. When fastened at the top with
q bar pin OF some sort this Is good
looking piece Of neckwear.
Fiat embroidery collars that have
done duty before whom the smaller
shapes were worn may be enlarged
or made more elaborate In a charm
ing fashion by laying second collar
Of plain material beneath and edging
1t in two-inch lace Cream lace with
white is pretty. Sometimes this un-
der collar is of plated net lace.
trimmed. and in this case the net
comes out well beyond the collar.
The detachable side frills that have
been out some little time are still In
favor. Many Of the imported blouses
now on display have detachable frills
Of Irish lace or fine lingerie lace
trimmed-all these jabots. nchus. and
neck and sleeve ruches are large and
full
The strong vogue for the side 1abot
has helped to bring about the reap
pearance Of the cascade jabot. This
Is not to be wondered at, considering
the close relationship between the
two types of neckwear. In fact, many
varieties of 1abots are coming into
prominence again, the reason for their
popularity apparently being the soft
drapery effect obtained by using fl
my laces. However. the jabots that
in some way give the one-sided effect
are most sought after.
Call for Many Yokss.
As 50 many Of the dresses are now
made with lace yokes, and as the lat
ter soil readily, It is necessary to have
quite stock of yokes on hand to
wear with fancy waists and dresses.
Undersleeves are usually worn to 40
company the yokes.
Where the yoke OF the waist or
gown is cut deep the guimps with at
tached sleeves 10 frequently used.
While white predominates In neck
wear all kinds of ecru and cham
payne colorsi are shown. and they are
newer. For the woman with the
slightest amount Of olive or yellow In
her complexion the ecru and deep
cream near the face are much to BE-
preferred to white.
Many Of the most attractive after
noon frocks are made collarless. or
with small round collar Of the ma
terial. over which IL worn small
Dutch collar Of real cluny. For wear
with collarless gowns this small col
lar 10 often square. These small col
lars OF cluny are worn BY Ill the ex-
elusive dressers.
A most charming neck complement
to an evening couture IL an imported
neckband Of velvet. fastened at one
side By cluster Of flowers with dan
Cling buds. Older women may wear
jewels ut this fastening. To make .
cluster of flowers for this band one
has to cut folds. bias II possible. Of
soft satin. silk. or chiffon. about the
length and width OF ones finger. Gath
or the rough edge and whip It togsth-
or 90 that small roses are formed.
Coiffures are distinctly close In Of.
feet this season, but their simplicity
Of style makes them extremely dim
cult to accomplish. One Of the favor
ito styles II TO part the hair down
the middle from the forehead to the
neck. and braiding 1t at each side.
cover the ears with two nat plaques
In imitation Of the Dutch style. Bangs
are again much worn. For formal
occasions the hair Is swathsd closely
to the head n bands that are softly
waved.
Turkish TowlIno Trimming.
One Of the newest notes Of the sea
SON 10 the application of Turkish
toweling as . trimming on cloth
gowns. This IL distinctly different
from the use Of the cheap materials
In hats and scarfs that were shown
last summer. and none Of the new de-
signs show short tunics. and the
sleeveless kimono. jackets that are SO
fashionable. made Of the Turkish
toweling In the same color - the
cloth. Elaborate and costly embroid.
cry give It much the same effect as
uncut velvet.
All the new handbags are nat and
thin. Everything In the nature Of q
dressy article has the long cord han
die and much fringe trimming IL APP
piled. The bag Of the middle ages IL
again being revived. but with the diff
ference that the new models are much
larger and the ring which slips over
tho purse to close It Is sometimes