Evening journal., 1912-03-05
IA ~ ORE and more elaborate
NH grow the dainty triaes de-
signed for dressing mp the
4 v n severe tailored serge or mo-

signed for dressing up 0ne
" n severe tailored serge or mo-
hair suit One may now spend so or
80 for jabot. so beautifully fine ara
these little affairs and 80 HANDSOME Is
the lace used TO trim them. Tho only
dinieuity is that the style 10 often 10
elaborate that the bit Of neckweAr must
be sent to a dry cleaners Ia he reno
waited. for the average laundress could
scarcely cope with It's intricaoies Of
plating, nufing and trimming.
Two French jsbots, examples of con-
vent work. are Illustrated. Those beau
tifuI bits Of nsckwear are Intended for
wear with the new spring coats Of mo
hair which open low with long reverS
or a shawl cnIlar nnishing the fronts.
irish lace Is used to trim both jabota.
and in ons " a motif of hand suabroid
cry
In selecting a jabct OF thfq sort 81 ~
wise 10 choose one made IN such man
ner that the stock or collar may be
easily ripped away from the tsbof ard
as easily attached again, for. provided
che collar portion ia lAundsred frO-
qusntiy, such talbot may BE- worn sew
aral times without being sant to the
cleaners. ..+...
Another new bit Of neckVveer - the
nchu, which answers a slightly differ
ent purpose, being worn with eressy
rather than tailored costumes. The
achu may be adjusted high or low and
Is always graceful whether fastened
high at the throat or crossed IN szxplios
fashion low on the bust. Tbs bchu
pictured is made OF sheer lawn. hard
scaIiooed and embroidered and edged
with a lace friIl.
The sailor collar Of tucked lewn ard
lace is also new and modish. Thess
collars opening In deep V on the
throat are now more fashicnehAe than
the round Dutch collar OF Irish crochet
which has had so long a reign.
No complaint can be made in regard
70 the new cellars. for IN their choice
enc is permitted all the latitude IN the
world. All types Of collars are per
fnissibie. each woman being free 70 Sc
iect the style that is most beeOuainE -
her. High collars and low ones ara
equally fashionable, and. 30 far as ma
terials are concerned, everything from
stiff linen 70 the softest lace is allow
able. The low, round collars hGve and
are likely TO retain clientele - their
own, since not only the woman w1th
the pretty neck, but the ore who A.
pires to the charms Of an Annie Laurie.
affects this fashion. Many % the scraS-
gy, unsightly neoks displayed when
evening dress is put on are due 10 the
evil effects OF the high. stiff nsckbsnds
which women have 30 long worn ~ the
mandate Of conventional fsshiCo. Ths
neck improves in appesrAnos Wtssa the
high collars are discarded.
The Dutch collar makes . pretty fu-
Ssh for a soft afternooo frock and n
the fashionable Venisa, M1Aa sd
FLANDERS laces are sxtreensiy rtsh and
taking. Linen and lace oounhtnsd aFu
used. IN thu construction - noea1
charming round collars. Irish orcohs.
making an appropriate aad au~hss
Border.
And now the szi1oF conar eSzsss baeA
% us after being long relsgotsd b fha
nursery. A giortned aad g1aesful a.
fair II is. zoo, not cot On hard and fAs,
sailor lines. but couventtonaltssd ~
suit individual requirements and ap
RearinE in a great variety a aRttstAc
norms. There are laos saflors ard nsH-
ers OF lawn and laos vita ths enAI
srossed ever the hreast N AaAa Styta;