The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
Angel Sleeves

maker IL holds more than a ray Of
hope, for with the knack at drapery OBJ
tanned during this last season, "a deft-
ness at sleeve adj ustment is a foregone
conclusion.
Angel sleeves have returned. They
are not exactly like the ones OF other
days. They show grace Ia their howing
lines and cleverness in adj ustInent, and
they also show something new.
The regular set-in sleeve has been
supplanted by the loose over drapery. In
some cases IL is a straight piece of wide
lace, caught at the shoulders under
clasps hooked in place. after being
wound in scarhike lines over the arms
and shoulders in others 10 Is sleeve
with extremely widening lines, and
there need be no seams or gathers
Tassels weight down the edges. and
iegeled landings. Thinestones being in
first favor edge the gauzy drapery and
hold the flowing sleeves In place.
Tulle maline. shadow laces and ex-
ouisite metallic effects on gauzes and
nets are used for angel sleeves. These
are easily Incorporated with bodice
drapery and arranged over the shout
ders 10 give the grace and use OF sleeve
without undue material or trouble in
construction.
The short kimono sleeve can be sue
cessfully hidden By draping transparent
net. gauze or chiffon over the top,
catching the folds by slip stitches here
and there.
Pin all drapery FIRST. Arrange and
change until the right line - obtained.
Then sew and rejoice in one OF the new
features on evening gowns.
Small Hats.
The small turban Of fur. velvet. silk
or velour Is enjoying an undisputed
reign in the millinery world al present
These toques are draped in innu-
rnerable ways and trimmed with iestn-
ers aigrettes or flowers.
The ostrich plumes are beautifully
shaded. and there Is an unusual acorn-
nent Of brushes. fashioned from
ostrich fronds or heron plumage. Spra
of graceful pradise plumes are Ia
yorite garnituFe for the small hat.
Fantasies of every variety adorn the
chic hats OF beaver and velour
Partisan women favor the tUroan or
tooue for street wear they insure much
greater comfort than the large picture
hat and have "A smartness entirely
their own.
Couture Suggestions.
DO not cling 20 the same way OF
dressing your hair regardless Of the
changes wrought by time. The way
10 fool your public Is 20 change tne
coirure TO meet changed conditions
Visit "A hairdresser who understands
lines and paw her 20 teach you be
coming method The hair you nave
lef. will thrive better IL you wear u
one way IN the morning and rest the
strain by another couture for night.
Attractiveness is not the only thing
10 be consulted-the couture must be
united 20 your age A too youthful
way Of wearing the hair Is pitiful
travesty on youth and makes one look
far older. Hair that has thinned IL
better disguised by a loose. simple
Arrangement Of ones own hair than by
striving 10 heavily bolster u Hair thai
Is losing its lustre or grazing ia not I'm
proyed by dyes. which quickly rum
The quality and reduce the quantity of
what hair one has. Simplicity is shown
in the latest way OF wearing the hair.
II your locks grow thickly and you want
TO be fashionable. do away with all
knots. twists. and loops and make your
head as smooth and round as nature
made il
To achieve this effect brush the hair
sooothfv back and turn under the ends
80 the hair Is an even thickness every
where Sometimes front or side part
ing j. made and the hair may be pushed
into an oblique sOr- OF ridge from crown
OF head 20 nsPe Of neck he only
break in this snoothness Is three snort
curls pinned 20 hang on the neck
For the woman Of thin locks 20 at
-enp- such simplicity would be folly.
and even thick hair VIII not look its
host. unless IL be made soft. fluffy. and
lustrous with much brushing II the
hair lies too fat 20 be becoming Il may
have 20 be brushed back over low
roll of tulle 10 match
Dimple.
Artificial dimple making il not
confined 10 Paris. Inquiries show That
IL is being done in London. too. well
known beauty specialist says fash,
ionable women are now having artlnclai
di.nples produced on their faces.
The cost of making permanent dim
pies ranges from $40 70 So The pro-
cess usually lasts a fortnight. i small
cut IL made in the skin The wound
Is then bound up and dressed daily unili
healed The dimples most IN demand
are little depressions near the corner oil
the mouth. which show Themselves
whom the owner smiles. II Is also pos
sible 70 produce dImples lasting TOT
few hours Exchange.
Separate Waists
DO not contrast the waist with the
skirt. but have them closely realted in
color. either in the goods or IN the
trimming Yokes are deeper man ever
They come almost 20 tho Deit ihe IN
front and in back The newest glimpses
are coIlarless. and are worn with the
Robespiere or Byron collar The fancy
Of the moment for these guimpes Is
shadow lace. which is not new. but IL
treated in new ways. The tiny figure
is brought out with little applications
Of lace rnedaiIions. or with stitches OF
embroidery. or the lace II. .untrimned'
is boned high in the neck, ana the Top
edge is trimmed OF edged with color
These tones in these waists are seen
not en- nasse, but delicateiy suggested
bv a fringe OF cardinal. piping OF
green. handsome buttons. Jacqueminot
satin with frill Of black satin around
the edge. countless designs in dots ana
stripes and by a million shaded taHesas'
corciuroys and brocsded veivets
Fancy braiding - much worn 10Y
scparate waists and there are very
beautiful tinsel braids that are useed Tor
collar and cuffs. and for trimming
waists with little bands broken IN
military fashion. One must not use q
profusion Of tinsel. but little i
extremely good.
The shorter the sleeves the more
trimmed they are. II u only the long
sleeves that are plainly tailored Inc
little puffy undcrslccvc Of fine lace j.
worn under the fun elbow sleeve
Surplice effects are most worn, but
MANY handsome waists are made win
p long front panel Of lace. OF satin
overiaid with lace or chiffon. one layer
,....r 4bo other and lace over the Chif-