The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-07-21

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in the fact that they are SO sheer
having much the appearance Of chiffon
land that the designs are 80 Intricate
" and beautifully woven into the ma
terial IN color or self tone. with per
haps here and there sruttered mo.
tif embroidered In the most pleasing
Of color combinations. or again the
fabric Is dyed In the most Delicate OF
pastel shades, embroidered in self
tones or left perfectly plain, as In
the case Of many cotton voiles.
Rodier, the most artistic creator and
producer Of novelty fabrics, is show.
ing materials of this character In the
sheerest Of cotton volles, embroidered
mousselines and a lovely new material
IN a.sort Of basket weave called no
Gamma. This comes In the seasons
most prominent shades--orange beige.
jade green. cerise, pink. natter blue
and also In the darker shndes-teto
de nlgre, navy blue and black.
The most popular form of decora.
tion noted on cotton dresses Is fil.tire.
or drawn thread work, this being due
TO the fact that the dresses Of this
character enter the United States AT
a much lower rate Of duty than those
carrying embroidery and lace. Then,
too, the cotton materials lend them.
selves well to this form of decoration.
Wolfe Dress in Tailored Effect.
But the Paris dressmakers and man.
ufacturers do not confine their lines
entirely to this type OF dress. Many
lovely hnnd-embroidered models are be.
Ing shown, also volle or mousselIne
dresses trimmed with applique motifs
OF colored organdIe in scroll designs
or In the form Of large fruits or fiow-
ers OF a contrasting color.
II Is unusual to see cotton voile
made up in tailored effect, and upon
first thought this seems almost Inn.
possible. One clever French design
er, however, has achieved a charm
ing model OF voile which has all the
severity Of tailored serge frock,
but is, at the same time, as feminine
as dress can be.
Beige slocanna is used to develop
II. and the embroidery is in rust red
mercerized cotton thread, while the
trimming bands and Inset fan-llke
panels are Of rust red flocnnna. The
skirt has front and rack panel
which are Joined to the body of the
skirt by means OF small fan5shaped
pieces of rust red flocanna. This same
material trims the front Of tho bodice
and the high collar. the little breast
pocket, tho narrow wrist bands and
lines the tie belt. The embroidered
motifs appear IN the skirt only, on
the back and ) ont panels, and on
each side at the bottom OF the skirt.
FIoeanna Used In Contrasting shades
Dresses OF both light and dark col.
ored fiocanna, embroidered or trimmed
In contrasting shades are very much
seen in the newest collections OF
clothes for summer. A model Is made
from this material In an orange hue,
embroidered In black, with deep sash
girdle of black satin. ribbon. A fur.
ther trimming is the black buttons
which extend from the V-neck to the
hip-line down the front of the bodice
and form puff-llke trimming on the
short sleeves. II is very simple
dress, but, because Of the color com.
blnation, is extremely striking.
The same material in more modest
hue appears In another dress. Navy
blue is the color chosen In this in.
stance. II Is elaborately embroidered
on both the bodice and skirt. The
latter is straight and rather scant and
is formed Of wide box plaits. each
plait being embroidered at the tor
and through the center with beige mer
cerized cotton. On the bodice the EN-
broidery Is In the form OF broad
vest extending to the shoulder seams
The embroidered motif at the top Of
ench plat extends onto the bodies
and entirely encircles the figure.