Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-05

r,uch liked and there are various novelties in tfc way of lace that are euife simple an1 gi-;;sh enough for such :.se. A v:ry charming coat"",s .tat combines t w;rl taEcta is :::a:tc r;th ,sry wide full skirt that is fnisi,cd with drco hem and two tucks sati which IS si,,rcj st the upper edge in way to give yoke effect and at the sa:ne time to allow the use ot panels of lace. that is the s'l'trings are arranged with plain spaces between and ovcr these plain snaces panels of lace are arranged. There is one at the center front that extends full length and ore at the ccnter hack and therels one at each side of the front and at each side of tic back that extends to :,tout the knees. This lace is ap- r-oxiinatcly about three inches in width. she little blouse is of the. same 's .criai but with .he new halt low seek that extends ~+ 'sv ever to the shoulders ard iltr!e below the collar line at the front and at the back. It is sufficiently full being shirred at the shoulders and is made with long full sleeves that are shirred to form. cuffs that exfend almost to the; elbows there being insets of the lace for that depth which match the skirt. As finishing touch, there is little over bodice of white tafeta that is cut out so much at the armholes that much oi the blouse or euimpe is revealed, and isclosed with three buttons and button holes beneath each arm. The neck edge of this over bodice is finished with embroidery of white beads, otherwise. it is plain.
 Embroidered nets as well as plain nets are used For the hot days. white of course is the daintiest but the same ideas will be pretty carried out in net that is embroidered with color if gown for general use is in demand. A very charming one shows a skirt that consists of two wide flounces. the under of plain net and the upper of enbrold- cred net. The bodice is finished WlthY a very attractive fchu collar of the embroidered net that falls. well over the short puffcd sleeves. These sleeves terminate above tic Gelbows but are met by little close fitting under sleeves that are covered each with three trllls of narrow lace. There is softly draped girelle that is to be worn at the waist line It seems scarcely necessary to add that the edge of the plain hounce is finished with picot What we dM before machine hemstitching was in- vented, it seems almost impossible to recall. It is put>sto SO n,any uses and to so many desirable uses and the cut hemstitching or the p:cot makes the prettiest and ,iaintiest possible finish for net, for .tlffon and for such thin materials. Iemstit.hing itself makes th, most attractive finish or even
 trimming if it is rightly nsed and tightly handled. A charming little rock that shows skirt of shadow figured net consists of narrow ruffles one above the other ard each of these rufAes is h:ished with a picot edge and with three rows of hemstitc1ing above. The stitching gives d very charming effect and a very dainty one, but 1t requires little study in analysis to :eveal the method by which it Is attainasi
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