Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-31

en- age order still hold sway among
the tail and Htheaome figures, to
whom Il Is especially becoming. The
model which ! have used for MY FIRST
illustration Is frQck designed ON
! the long moyen age lines. The waist
reaches from the shoulders 10 a low
I hipline on the sides, whilo the front
panel of the skirt reaches np ana bee
enmeF the front panel of The waist as
well a narrow belt Il Worn loosely
Iaruund the waist defining the normal
walstllue The material OF this dress
liza the very fashionable covert cloth
trimmed at The N-neek ana sleeves
/ with narrow bands OF beaver,
( The Jumper models are both prac-
Teal ana smart and are method OF
developing dress which viii afford
many changes In the WY nt various
lguimpes of silk. OF net, or Of chiffon.
/ In many cases the suitability of this
dress for simple or more elaborate
occasions being supplied by the
guimpe
The model illustrated shows the
J latest mode In Jumper dresses The
| full, flaring skirt ia Of the new large
/ check, which IL 30 much seen among
/ the new froeks which are the forerun-
! ners of the spring styles In navy blue
1 and white. The Jumper Is Of plain
material matching the blue of the
/ check, high ON the skirt IN front and
| low In the back With this is worn Il
| guimpe Of buckskin- colnred crepe de
/ Chine
Taffetn IS d material which holds a
/ strong place among the up-to-date
! materials # Is 10 be seen in various
| new effects, dimly watered like MORE
/ SILK, ehangoable and in cross bar and
/ dotted effects II ~ very queer, how
/ ever that more Of tho taffcta is used
| for evening dresses than for the az
ternoon froeks.
A stunning dress Of white oross-bar
taffeta caught my eye the other day
/ In one Of the very smart shop win
dows The skirt, fun ana ripping, Is
bound on "a heavy cable cord. ON
each slide. from wastlIne 60 htpline,
1 is Yoke effect outlined with Wrldes-
cent spanglos and trimmed with mos
nc Of spangles and pearl strands. The
bodice ~ cut low and square; the
front s wrinkled while the back Is
I cut with ends which cross ana are
draped TO the shoulders, whore they
are held with ID pearl and spanglod
/ motif The short sleeves are of white
/ mahne
The shops arc showing many short
I WASTED dresses. especially for evening
| wear-~little gowns with waists which
reach Just below the bust and long
skirts with very little trimming They
are very similar to the gowns worn in
| losephlue's time, and yet conform
enough 60 The fuluess 81 skirt which
ia ;''iss s;s.S. yesHe % keep them from
being rs clineing as tthc gowns Of
/ those days. and they arc FAR from be-
ing as low
charming little model which !
/ saw this morning was made of a deep
biue tsffeta THE waisi was Very short.
with "a rounding low neck which
/ showed the tips Of tho shoulders, and
was finished With "a frHl OF The silk,
The sleeves We're short puffed sleeves.
also finishing with frill of the same.
The skirt WAS set upon The waist with
heading Of itself, which was frnl
about AN inch deep The only color
on the dress was a garland Of tiny
deep pink rose buds, which Chamber
ed through the intrieaeies 81 the frilis
on skirt sleeves and waist