Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-04

much iikeh and there arc various novelties in the way of lace that are quite simple and girlish enough for such use. A very charming costume that combines net with taheta is made with very wide full skirt that is finished with deep hem and two tucks and which is shirred at the upper edge in a way to give a yoke effect and at the same time to allow the use Of panels of lace. that is. the shirrings are arranged with plain spaces between and over these plain spaces panels of lace are arranged. There is one at the center front that extends full length and one at the center hack and there Is one at each side of the front and at each side of the back that extends to about the knees This lace is aD- proximatelv about three inches in width The little blouse is of tho same material but with the new half |, low neck that extends well over to 'h, shoulders and a little below the collar line at the front and st the back r. is sufficiently full being shirred at tho shoulders and is made with long full sleeves that arc shirred 10 form cuffs that extend almost to the elbows there being insets of the lare for that dcnth which match the skirt As ? finishing touch thrre IS a little over bodice of white taffeta that is cut out SO much at the armholes that much oi the blouse or cuimne is revealed. an isclosed with three buttons and button holes beneath each arm. The nect edpe of this over bodice is finished with embroidery of white beads. otherwise. 1t is plain.
 Embroidered nets as well as plain nets are used For the hot days. whit. of course is the dainticst but the same ideas will be pretty carried out in net that Is embroidered with color # a gown for general use is in demand. \ very charming one shows a skirt that consists of two wide fouuces. the under of nlain net and the upper of embroid- cred net. The bodice is finished with very attractive hchu collar of the embroidered net that falls well over tho short pufFed sleeves These sleeves terminate above the elbows but are met by little close fitting under sleeves that are covered each with three frills of narrow lace. There is a softly draned girdlc that is to be worn at the waist line. It scerps scarcely necessary toadd that the edge of the nlain ilounce is finished with picot What we did before machine hemstitching was in- vented. it seems almost impossible ta recall IL is put to so many uses and to so many desirable uses and the cut hemstitching or the picot makes the rretticst and daintiest possible finish for net. for chiffon and for such thin materials Hcmstitching itself makes the most attractive finish or even trimming fl 1t Is rightly used and rightly handled \ charming little frock that shows a skirt ot shadow figured net consists of narrow ruiiies one above the other ard each of thess rufiles is finished with a picot edge and with three rows of hemstitching above. The stitching gives very charming effect and a very dainty one but it requires little study in analysis 10 reveal the method by which it is attained.
 All skirts are very wide and great many girls will like to wear stiffeucd petticoats or what our grandmothers called "Farthingale" beneath. The latter takes good many forms and is found in a separate garment to be worn under various dresses but the broad hip effect is perhaps at its best