The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-19

In an establishment that caters
children was Of a thin silk tissue thar
looks like ninon OF silk wolfe. thou,,b
II may have been white chiffon. f.,
skirt was very full and untrimme,
but was corded at the bottom. sftc,
the fashion Of many dance frock, for
older folk, 10 that 1t stood out quantity
In spite Of the softness Of the ma.
terfG. Tho waist was almost as sim.
pie a. the skirt but had looms n,
narrow blue ribbon and several lit,Ia
nix r0sebuds at the high was, limo
in froht.
"A frock Of creamy net in the sam
collection was trimmed in narrow
ouches Of pink ribbon, and still ano,h.,
in net also-was ruined all the way
from hem 70 high waist line. each
rune having a very delicate line Of
embroidery along its hem. Over the
net waist. which had short pufyed
sleeves anAa round neck. fell q Short.
loose, sleeveless Jacket Of lace.
Short. loose Jackets Of one kind and
another are fairly numerous and mos,
often associated with frilled skirts, and
sometimes these Jackets are Of the
same material a. the skirt but en-.
broidered all over In tiny sprigs, while
the skirt material is plain.
Almost all Of the party skirts have
Q flare and . suggestion Of frivolous
fiufiness.
Some Of the ruined net or chiffon
skirts have the rufies bound mar.
rowiy with satin Or ribbon. and per-
hsps little rosebuds may b. tucked
among tho frills-just two or three,
half hidden.
Much knocking 10 used upon party
frocks. As upon play frocks. and
charming little models are made up
In chiffon, ninon and other soft ma.
terials. with no trimming other than
smscktne.
0irdles Of ribbon, Il used at all. ass
most often at q slightly high waist
line, but the long waist IA still used
for many very long frocks and &C.
caSlonally for a very dressy M
Straight one piece dresses Of sers.
or other soft wool. smocked at should.
ers or yoke. in contrasting color and
with turnover collars OF white, are
| popular play models where wool I,
5000, 81 ,nn,,n-.h,. ,o-.a..
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Co.. -. -" $500 -
and tub stuffs.
49,, ,,.,.. 90 hu,,oninn ". @
S,~h .rn,s, lin. 60 n,a,n ,i,,is -,
., -,,t. h..wv $3.50 90 it,
,.,,.he,,, r...,.r ~. ,ar,na,a IT..
800 .,.,., oo",,mo "a az ct. ~.
ard ono n,.cs p,.s,on smooL t"n.
h.,,aa a.. i. non,,,ar DC $50
rro,r uooLs 80 n,at, -. ..r..,
.t,rt. ara .bo~n In ,ery o,,rar,t,.a
o~orrh,na,or, ava snus,;m.s = a,or..
IittIe .mocL ~ h,acL nv d,rl limo
yeIyst "a u,orn over q sL,r, y, ro,ha,
vav str,ne ar ,l,id u,ooI h,,, u,,,o ~,
the skirt hein1 In ev,dapce ~ tho
model IA for a small child
Anronos of velvet. which is such g,
mania with older folk. the small r,r,.
are wearing much OF II too b,,, chiefly
in coats. such adorable velvet coats
trimmed. like the coat OF the grown.
I'd, in fur. The fur ia not. however
applied with a lavish hand. as in the
caee Of the grownup. II Is used most,
d~isCreetly. A little collar
and cuffs to match, OF beaver or or.
mine or seal PERHAPS, or more often
a mere border Of fur on collar and
cuffs Of the coat material. give just
the needed note OF contrast on velvet
Of some lovely color, soft old blue or
rose on brown or red.
Some Of the woollen coats. fn-
trimmed. are as attractive as the VEL
vet models and. OF course. more SER
viceable. Velours de laine and '-e
other soft. velvety finished wno''' p
stuffs r liked for the purpose. a.1
less easily soiled are harder fimsh'l
woollens such as g~abard!ne, serge nai
homespun. There are quantities -
pretty white cloth coats trimmed %