Evening star., 1934-04-05
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few lines of lace are carried down
below the yoke and also down the
tops of the elbow length puff sleeves.
This blouse is adorable and Is priced
at $13.95. An equally attractive chif-
fon blouse has Peter Pan collar
with fagoted edge and a rounded
vest front with insertions Of lace
and fagoting around two narrow
ruff1es down the front. This blouse
is also in the same price range.
Some of the white blouses are
quite the reverse of those de-
scribed and are made on very
simple, plain lines. One of satin
has a high wide neck. which is
SlaShed down the sleeve seam and
slightly gathered to make fullness
across the front. The sleeves are
half length with a cuff section
set on so that fullness is peaked
above the elbow. Many of the
white blouses have tie fronts which
look so well with suits.
PUT color plays an important part
in the Spring blouse program
and keeps things from ever growing
monotonous. The plain pastel crepes
are so attractive and so are the
bright stripes and plaids. A deep
turquoise blue has two bias ruffies
around a V-shaped yoke and stand
ing collar. Another one has a front
panel of narrow tucks and a tucked
scarf that winds about the neck
and allows the ends that are not
tucked to frill out on either side.
Moss crepe in an oyster white Is
hand blocked in very large plaids and
comes in combinations of dark blue,
red or green with white. They are
new and different and being plainly
designed are excellent for general
wear. They are washable also. Would
you ever think that checked gingham
would make pretty blouse? Some
OF it is made on the bias and some
of it is straight. and there is a cute
little ascot with a gingham ruffle
around it. all quite new and different.
Seersucker organdy in tiny stripes
of brown, yellow and orange on white,
makes a crisp, dainty blouse with
short puff sleeves, and narrow coolie
collar with deep ruffle joined to
the base of it. If you prefer to
have your stripes of silk, they come
that way, too. Taffeta Is the ma
terial and it may be striped in blue
and white or brown and orange.
These both have a narrow band
collar and shirtwaist closing, with a
wide ruffle on either side with frayed
edges. They are very smart under
dark swagger suits.
The little handmade blouse of
handkerchief linen is good. It has
Peter Pan collar edged with Irish
lace and front panel of drawn
work. This one was shown with
great enthusiasm in one of the shops
and said to have just been received.
A little item of big interest is
glass butterfly or other insect
with transparent body and very
thin transparent wings. They
even have two pairs of wings and
when fastened on the shoulder or
elsewhere on a frock Immediately
attract attention. They come in
clear glass, green. amber and yell
low and are really fascinating
little ornaments.
NET is on its way to popularity
for Summer evenings and is ex-
emplif1ed in stunning model of
Navy blue, with chartreuse taffeta
sash. The bodice crosses over at the
front, making a V-neck, and the
shoulders are smooth, with a long
pleated ruffle that reaches below the
elbow. This hangs like an open fan
when the arm is raised. The skirt
has triangular fullness inserted rather
high at the front. back and sides.
Chiffon is Spring and Summer
perennial, tco. 1t is charming in tea