The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-10
SPRING BLoUSES

Two features marx the smart
oiouscs for tic sppBs, one the iooss
f,IIf sleeves, the oshe@ the preva'ehee
81 the front fas.tr.E1s, with its eee5l
,froa, eject. No 1IlS,stsf hotV h,gn
che lace frilJs or the IE1eGiSi collS-
S-4a,y extcrsl usder the HAIR at ave
back. the ti1ro7t S LETT open aeo'
n fas:. o. some Of the ueFf -oic c,:4S.
! s:rlalated neg gee eject IS aeMey-
ed by che in. odrctlon o. 6et1S2,G,S
a@d buttonhot.s on tttfG lap IS 1911
80 sv,av .ror:. the throat, as ii'the
blouse had te.: carclcssly .ett IN
6,,ftoned to show the soft lines OF
the chin and neck.
OF slee res, tSefe IS 20 i'AFA VS'>
riety. but the.' al haVs mueh ne
sarne characteristics insor@uch tes
All are set is:to wide arrsfs-s es aHc
are closely brcs ghf m a:cut tac wnSt
sometimes y&i.h r'sff:es and some
times with plain tsrnb5ck cues.
On many of the blouses tor tae
spring the sleeves are cut IN WIN
the yoke, on others the sleeves ana
side cores running to the waisthne
Sre c9,t in one piece: in some, the
long shoulder and seton sleeve may
Be. noted, but very few have the ordl-
nary simple shoulder and PLAIN
sleeve worn during the winter
In colors.
The vogue of the al1-white waists
is also going out, for the new oious-
Is are in pale tints, yellow predomi-
mating, while crepe de chine and the
sc,ft Cotton crepe are first IN favor
Another notable feature of these
early bIouses for spring is the out
s;de', finish. most Of the blouses be-
ing made so as to come down out
aide the skirt, sometimes forming
little buttoned vest, and sometimes
merely ending in sash-like loops or
fastening snugly with sinse
buckle covered with the material.
They are all far more elaooTat,s az;
than in former seasons, but the nm
set aside. It's death knell was sound
cd by the introduction of the winter
suits buttoning close up about the
throat and now with spring at hand
the little waistcoat is so popular that
frill has been definitely set ASIDE
With it has gone the deep sailor
collar. the new blouseS all showing
either high haring collar or mai,
narrow one of soft material ana IN
some instances the neck IS hnlsheG
sinply with a band of the material
with 1r11 or net 1uSluS " 4SAo . SS%'
finish close to the skin.
All Are Sheer.
OF course, all the blouses are very
ehcer and delicate, and most OF them
require dainty cau1isolcs TO match
underneath, but they are very lovely
and only a few trinity tailored shirt
waists are now seen for the woman
who insists upon that kind. Even the
n,annish tailored shirt of silk with its
collar to match has been relegated to
the bargain counters and the new
blouses deliberately buttoned with
their novel, sligfrtly-full sleeves
and quaint effects reign supreme IN
the feminine world.
Some Of the new smart blouses
arc made of crepe woven IN the new
LACQUER embroidery effect in comb
nation with ladder pattern. These
O:ouses are often finished with pend
ant bead and braid ornaments in an
tiuue Chinese colors, which are
matched by the long strings of Chi
ncse heads which fashionable women
are wea: irg so much t57is season.
Son1e of the new bionses lead 3
1.:siu+ appearance of miia3y's being
i her shirt sleeves, SIZE tho vest
i;Er bod" o. the garment Is Of col
srs us.-a'Fy . OF the new sweet pcs
t,nts. while III. loose full sleeves ans