Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-04

but the bulk of the women, even
among those who devote u great
deal of their time. thought and
money TO fashion matters. are to a
great extent conservative aud not
easily persuaded to adopt outre fash-
ions.
New girdles and sashes appear az
by magic every few days. and some
OF them are fearful and wonderful
indeed. Others will be- unobjec-
tionablo II they are dicreetly reserv-
ed for wear with white aud cream
summer frocks. or these are the
new pongce sashes in Cubist designs
ana colors. They come from ten TO
teighteen inches in width and look
more like crepe than pongee. The
ends are gathered In tassels made
OF the cuiOfs shown In the printed
patterns.
Shocs aud hosiery become more
and more striking, and such variety
and novelty were never born to
blush unseen, either. French fash
ion creators may issue edicts against
slashed skirts until they are tried
with these tempting specimens OF
footwear spread out before them,
many American women will snap
their finger az the cdicts from
Paris and will demand a chance 10
display the new finery.
Many of the shoes are really
charming. aud they will be- especial.
ly $50 with Summer frocks. There IL
nothing essentially Vulgar In q col
ored heel. On the contrary, when
II is a component part OF the color
scheme of a costume. IL forms an at
Itractiye note. The combination IL
different fabrics with leather In
some of the low shoes has also pro-
duced many really good and attrac-
tive effects as we'll as many ex-
tremely bad ones.
Novelties In hosiery are to bee ad-
opted with much more caution than
those In shoes this season. And
certainly the two are not 10 be worn
together when the novelty" Is IN
the least conspicuous. II the shoes
are plain, one may permit ones self
a departure from the absolutely
plain silk stockings, although most
women of good taste will confine
themselves To the %changoable effects
TO woven stripes In a plain color,
or at most To the lace stripes when
worn with q lingerie frS,S.
Most OF the stamped patterns for
embroidered waists presuppoBe a
black closing. and most of the waist
this year are made with q front
closing. The problem which CON
fronts the woman who buys two OF
three stamped shirt waist patterns
for pickup embroidery IN the warn.
weather Is how 10 make a front clos.
ing right through the center OF
the embroidery design. Some time.
the patterns will be- so open and
loose that II viii not be- difficult &c
cut the waist from top TO bottom
either Ia the center front or else on
the left side for a closing there
Many of the prettiest of the ncy
waists have side Blessings which
run either straight up and down on
diagoualy from shoulder 10 waist
An applied hem of the materia.
OF the waist can be put on for M,
button holes and q facing or under
Dap can be- made for the buttons. tn,
hem can be iu the form OF q narrow
stitched box pleat. An applied hen
can also be made Of CONTRASTING ma.
%torial " tine waist Is stamped and
embroidered on white wolfe. plaidod
striped or figured wolfe can be- used
for the hem and for Wrnoyers ou
collar aud cuffs. II long sleeves and
hiEh collar are used. or frills about
The flat. turuback collar and az tho
end. of the sleeves.
RuifliuR suggests itself as o form
oI covering for the meeting place of
tho embroidery when the pattern can
not Ne neatly cut and must simply
their spring sarb ANA growing more
'' dashed regardless of matching
leaves and 'IpN"rs and stems or cir
oc squares and tDiris Fastened
under % n'rro" box pI'at openiu'
and turning away from ~ ruifllns OF
HHF #iIih can b" used u H. sued
600 the front of the waist ~ forms
''.o o. good finish for th' sleeves
mere D. some dI''l.lI'F BOO max
'nr long sleeves which LOOK really
'.iI Ih"s" mad" 1y tho best dress.