Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

/ straight from the bust Nj IN All
however staples outnumber the nov
elites this season. The white wash
able sateen skirts offered with wide
ploated nounces are splendid TO wear
with thin frocks The texture n sol
close. that there isn't the slightest
chance Of the wearer's figure being sill
houtted In the sun.
Drop skirts for cloth suits are, Of
course. more moderate IN width
measuring from two TO three and a
| half yards. Here, taffeia predomln-
ates and ~ IN the suit itself, blue
is the leading color. although there
are some white taffctas aud Dolly Var
den effects, which bid fair TO be eX-
tremcly popular during the summer.
Ruchlngs ana pinked runles are the
t1O modes or THINNING II Is snrpris-
ing how many designs can be accom-
plshod with these A ta1eta skirt Of
the deep Rocky Mountain blue shows
an odd effect In the ruehng which Is
placed zig-zag fashion in the center
Of the fiounce. Others have the ruch-
ings in straight rows, aud the pinked
fuifles are put on In the zg-zag man
ner or draped like gaflands, on the
lower skirt.
Many 81 TIE stores display these
skirts with brassieres, the tighter the
better, no doubt for contrast. or per
chance because there is so much new
n braHsiere fashions. II IL interest /
ing 10 note that the front el0sings
have completely replaced the old
crossed back STYLES. which At |
best were ill-htting uncomfortable |
garments. Above the bust line. some
OF the new waists are deliberately en- !
br0idered and trimmed with lace. One /
expensive, handmade model of linen
has a yoke ana snort sleep emhrold- |
cred with a conventional rose design, |
and the edges buttcnholed with Tiny
scaiops. However, brassicrcs are not
all fancy Others have degcnerated |
into mere strnplpss bust supporters, !
A rubber brasslere they offer for sale
az Sc 90 ~ said TO reduce the bust two
inche~
Indeed so many types are featured
Il IL difficult 10 say what II what ~
underwear fashions. in the summer
sales Of white where everything white
is shown. each garment seems differ
ent and more adorable than the one
before NiRhtgowns, chemises and
combinations for instance, find inspir-
alton IN every period OF the past hum
dred years aud TO make the choice
more bewildering the garments are
taking special names simplicity isl
u batlste set, chemiso and nlghtgoWn,
with baby waist and pulled sleeves OF
the frst Empire, Victoria a set IN
chiffon cloth OF Dawn Rose, a fabric !
rose color. cofaes from Victorian
styles as one might readily guess. be-
ing made in sections joined together
with fagoting, There is a name to ilF |
every style and almost as many fab I
RIGS In some of the sheerest models, |
striped Georgette crepe is used ana
then there are the cotton erepes, |
French voilcs monsselines, nainsooks
and chiffon clothes In Dolly warden
patterns, deliberately trilled or plainly |
pipcd, trimmed with Flemish, lierrc, !
Nalcncinnes, flet or baby Irish crochet |
lace
Dust a. this season. when the parks /
bloom with flowers and the shops with |
lingerie, il is refreshing 60 lnger over
the huny frills for The boudom How
charming the Robes de interior are' /
Again, crepe de Chine Is the fabric !
Of the moment. coming in attractive !
leaf pattern, stripes aud polka dot de- I
signs. The polka dot idea Is used In |
a smart kimono In an Avenue shop. !
The silk is white with large and small |
green dots and IL made with an Em-
plre bodice ana full skirt, the neck
sleeves and lower edge are finished
with wide rufus OF maline and the
waist with "a twist OF ribbon and a
pink rose IN front CrinOline wrap
pers are also featured for morning
wear In dainty dlmlty, swiss, null and
point d'esprit. ruifled In ilower-llke
formation, tier upon tier other XII
monos of China silk, tatfeta and crepe
de Chine show the art Of the smock
er. A natter blue taffeta matinee has
a yoke effect of this ueedlework and
narrow ruffles OF white maline which
match tho ruffles on q taffeta petit
coat. Then, for milady who break
fasts In bed. there s a pretty jacket
OF peach blow satin trimmed with
swans-down and one Of the new
shirred circular pillows of the same
satin, To tuck behind her back.
breakfast Jackets of lierre lace ana
point desprlt are also shown. Each
OF these has It's own particular pou-
doir cap and here again names come
in play The NORMANDY cap of
maize. pink, white or lavender crepe
de chine takes It's style from the
head dress OF the Normandy peasant
and the Colleen cap is a CONNECTION
of ocru net Oriental lounging robes
arc also receiving considerable atten.
ton, on account OF their new shaded
colorngs. one butterfly hmono OF
fine silk crepe Is embroidered in o
wisteria pattern graduating in tone
from deep purple to white
STYLES for the houdoir go more than
skin deep. Besides the kimonos and
Or