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I 4- - r! 'jjTTJLTZ JBChfiEZP&SWLT I rifri isasfsa S5i ' 3 f 4 ? Auk'.-- tyf- i '"ns1 4-- ' , w ' -- t, iJ ' gs Jto?C XljUttE&tJklXttlJZGCK. Br Our BpaeUl'GoircapondciiLI -- KVm t'-m UIR1AU SPIER. 'H TiM sualntnMM of grown-u- p atyln of tho piuiint. which hnro tut ,rr(1v-tlo- n, if nothing more, on little girle' frocka, ere reeponalble fur much of the of children'! nttlru pictureeijuencae which ia chamcterlallo of thle aeaaon Chlldren'a fealiiona' vary little, but that little oounte While the aame aluiplo effecta prevail arlth alight rarlatln from year to year In the general makeup of little frocka. It la the rerognitmn of thuee varlatlona tliat dlatlnguialica the child. Iianrlng arlmol dree are were novrr prettier than now, and one reaaon la the general of the drooping alioiildi'ra, bertfaaa and deeply cut ynkea which are now ao much used. Then, too, the wee maldm of today la as nilnua crisp frill petticoat a and other atnrch liox effect! aa are her older relative Hurt, unfinished silk wool nnd wash materials make up her wardrobe. The laundrea like I lie mamifaeturer. hsa Into If lellen lln. end any etarrh at all le used It la of the thin, rnoked older. Not a trace of cold atsrch'ng. for more brittle duality la now known to hsr realm. Childrens farhlcni do not vary so much as those of older people, and yet. In these day when as much attention la paid to dress, it la necessary to keep watch and wr.rd over the styles for children's frocs or the little people soon look shabty end odd. Fortunately. matt riala are cheap, and good materials. too. and there Is a wide rnnne of thole. Then, while trimming of all kinds is more fashionable than a year ago, the smartest of frocks mdy he severely simple in one pier (provid'd the cut and fit are looked after and the trimming of pretty collars and ruffs Is All white Is but caa be easily cleaned or exponive, laundered at bom lark colors are, however, not unfashionable, be It understood, and with coat, hat and gloves to mutch, maue of dark blue, rod or brown material. a child looks well dressed for all ?e THElfczEPKIJVZ: J&&EL, well-drraa- s becoiu-Ingne- 1 occasion. For wrv dresses simple muslin the meagemesa cf growing girl Among new bertha and a very full these are The berth skirt with ungo.vd width which Is cut circular and delicately trimmed, falls often to the belt, form8ometisnei tho ing a complete cap sklr. la shirred at the hips: sometime! eaoe above tide In It ia only gathered. the wide hem there may be several For girls below this stags large tuck of tlioss who still show the roundnesa doll-llk- a babyhood new fashions have a charm. Little gored skirts are of an Incredible decked often with tiny ruch-inthortnen of ribbon und quillings of lac that The form wreaths and garland bodices on surb toilets are equally pretentious high necked In most cases and sometimes adjusted wtth featherbone, for featherbone and even regulation corset bodies are worn by such ages In oca !bon France. High laie and wide crush belts of silk or soft satin and elaborate underrleeves are other features of these charming gown which, of cours constitute the best bib and tucker. ImAlong with this dcMcious finery not porters also show other ofelegancies S and id. An usually accorded ma'ds automobile coat of rol leather, with a hood to match was sen on a girl of about six year Another summer drivIs In ing wrap for several ages pongee, while real lace veil are seen fur curly heads from one to four years old. Then", which sr white of course, drape, curtail fashion, the In fronts of elaborate poke bonnet whose bouffant face trimmings delicate llowi-rare put. The wnsh material now in the market clearly demonstrate the Increasing dcxn.tnd for beauty. Colora nnd designs with even the most were Inexpensive ot the wish goods lovelier and the majority of them pev-have, beside tha added virtue of being For the white and rcaily washable. colored pique which ore so much used, rurrow waali fringes to match are seen, kxquisite llower tints are shown by the new piques, duck linens and drill nnd uiHV.i the handsomer frocks displayed In these msteii.'il supcrli effect in hrald-ir.- e or hand embroidery are encountered. The tinted chambtjs auj Scotch every year uerd. are still gingham combined with white Hamburg with headings of the same often Joining llte seams of both bodices frocks nee considered the smartest and (lie oust enn bo regulated according to the price of the lace or embroidery used fur trimming. Openwork embroidery Is the must In liiviiid, ntul the lltt k with rmilea of waist trlnunei nrpnnd the shoulders la inns' becoming, while the skirt may be finished with a ruffle of the snie embroidery. or wl'h meibly a deep hm and tucks. Nothing simpler could well be 'e designed than the rlqu frocks, with three pleats bark and fronr, and on the pleats a design in heavy embroidery stitched. It further elaboration Is desired, although a plain collar and wrist bead of embroidery are thought uuiie sufficient trimming for this style of frock. A particularly d.ifnty dress seen on a little damsel was of chui.i", fader it was worn a ot rambrlc. The skirt his two w.ile tii 'U aliove tho hem. the yoke pointing low in the front and the sleeve are outlined with the bord-- r. The lielt la also of the l.lm-border. trimmed with either hand or machine embroidery, which rotnes at reasonable price or some figured cotton gvoila trimmed with embroidery, could be used in the tame way. At a dance given for little folka among the niuny beautiful frocks was one of white china silk made with the long waist, full skirt and low berth which ! open-wi'i- one-fte- p at vie t conspicuous In the fancy gel-i-ie. The sleeves are In a favorite si Vertical rowe of tucue and insertisn from the shoulder to tha elbow, w here It la finished by rk V waiU Tik'Iui mid Inf Inwrtlon trim Tlie aklrt la edged with lace and no a band of the Insertion rnclre'Jiig it. The falling over the pointe of the berth shoulders and at tbs front nnd bock, of lore medallion with art trimmed For children under nln ve ire there are many variations In Russian blouse suit A ilrea up frock of this order .a of thn finest white linen and hjl a box plait each aide of the front, Ac. embroidered band of the linen traverses Hie irrslb o I the closing at the left gldt and Xur n' nlshee tha rollar and cuff A white kid belt with brass buckle la worn with It Aceordlan pleated or gored skirts are worn by olih-- r girls, and m.itenel such na veiling caslimcre and china silks are fashionable. The waists are pIciHoil lo match the skirl are without collars and flnlftliod with n round bice yrke at the peek and with deep lavs ruffs to match If the skirt Is plsin. not pivoted, there are rows of narrow satin ribbon and the w).t ia trimmed to match. But no Unger it it fashionable to trim there frocks elaborately with bands ef lace entredux or with lace flounce are There edged exception to the rule, but there are more irntka of th! plain dencriiutoa than of tho tunci-fu- l. lilie serge, white Veiling and white poplin are all In favor for girl's and the original umdtl of a frock plain pltatrd frock run be cm born red upon by the trlmmlnut nf braldli.gr, tho rows of r'l'iion ard the lac yoke, or collar n.d ci.ff.i, w".h the fur her addition of a vanli in place of tl.e while eullirr lx it. No longer ne-- d mothers deel.ire tl.nt It is difficult to drou children fur never were the re,,;iiiiimii:a nf the juvenile world nmre carefully .nndiiiTrt i;, cn the divasing of t g- awtw.inl ,u.ro the girl all ha and anus has hccomt a pomparatlvi .y c.iry nvitte- - wlnl, fur the naturally Krncefil child tn.'l.ve modeie are almost ciifiii:iB:y All guru of charming devices hide i I and skirt Challte Is not usually accounted a wasu texture, but tlie new chnllic are warranted w.ishabl and many d.splav cliurniiiig burdr fffecis. ns already tTiruiiuncl. Narrow wueii ribbon are cum ticied with them, with sum turns s (toil Lice for the yoke, arul cuff bund Hut the growing fup.i'incs for frcKhnee not only in last tint but in the placing of shite color. S,v.r. imuchiM id me were white wnsh textures suppled In vaster qua mines or more exFrom the hcnvii t quisite vnnetie linen crash, ns coarse m stime lnelnnces weave, the new while goods as n bask-run to tixtilc as tine n cobwclw. A party gown tar a p.rl or t: Is made of haif a mid three yards of lawn luclies w.ilc. Only upon the bcrtiiu r-- s bands Is the lace used, and then only a elngla insertion and ruffle. Tha plain skirt la gathered full and deeply hemmed. With such dreeees and other airy white frocks colored sashes are much worn, tha lialr bow and a bodice knot matching. A pretty fad la to have the ornaments worn also express tha color of tha ribbon, coral beads with a Bush of the same shade, turquoise with blue and amber with yellow. For dress-u- p purpose white stockings are considered a underao and Is much this necessity, stood that the blaok legs ones admired seem now distinctly out of data Girls below continue to wear white sock and for them short neck chains of white coral, the round beads faintly tinged wltb pink, are a new caprl c& Something In a new departure are the white which have become very shirting popular. The made-u- p garments displayed for the little girls who are permitted to wear them, tho strict tailor finish which Is now approved. For girls under U the prim severity of shirtwaists la not advised, but above that age they may be worn and much of their ataldnees taken away by a new skirt model. This Is a full pleated affair held over the shoulders with ornamental suspender bands of tha same material, which gives the shirtwaist underneath a more childish look. This skirt, especially if it la mads In dark material, such as blue serge, will be found s valuable addition to a child's wardrobe for seashore or country. Both colored or white waists may be worn with It. and a touch of smartness be gained by one of the wide leather belts which have succeeded the very narrow ones of a year ago. These belt originally designed In Pari and costing still. In the Imported ese shape, anywhere from S7 to last embroidered are almost as much worn by children as grown-u- p Tha handaoraest models in them are double or triple tongue, .with gilt or silver harness buckle and the kid of tlie softest quality, which, because of the Width of tlie belt, is necessary for a good fit. Others far cheaper than these style however, mny have the tongue gathered fussily through a single square leather buckle, and the young girl who has only 75 rente to spend on her belt will find such sorts quite good enough. Belts for young children of both sexes ars an absolute requirement. ' the longwaistcd bodices and blouses calling for them. For these age however, the leather girdle le very narrow, entirely unihaped and supplied with the plainest metal buckle. The double-breaeij reefer coat ranging In size from one year to IQ, continue with the same degree of popularity. But It is the reefer with a difference. Tho shoulder team Is long, the coat vnr much full- -r than in its former and the sleeves ars usually m large puff with a deep cuff. Braids and buttons are lavishly, and even In models the the wash goods are Just as handsomely braided with the eotton weaves as are the woolen and ailk garment In hats the styles known as lingerie" nre Hie accepted mod for the These are in lawn, tucked, shirred or coidi-d- . in Swiss muslins, piques: in in all serts of white nnd fact, nti.y colored matcnnls which will wuhs:and the asraulls of the average luuujicr. The usually comcs's of a full puffy crow n. . s .inewbal on th Tam ord-ru' Shunter and n I a fee nr'rn. which of is f.iSM.incd overlapping flounce lliise slightly wired to hold the shape, tttnnge are used with th.s er not. Just ns the fancy dictate though tho presen of the strings add a touch of Flowers m i:. d jn abundance on all children's lints fur drossy ns well as other occasions. The cine little walking liut Las a rosette and quill artistically ai ranged on round sailor sliap Cut spencer waist, this fascinating llltls model lends Itself well to almost any The waist Is pirated fully material. and blouses slightly over the belt, t which tlie full skin Is shlrfed wttk several rows of the oscillating stitch of Over the shonb the ders are little buckled bretelles of velvet ribbon, and the same appears at tbs puff sleeves and around the waiit sewing-machin- A Little French Sailor. In a fine Milan straw this nil brha French sailor offers an attractive model. Tha brim Is unbound; a band of blown velvet encircling the crow and a huge rosette at tha aid pUrcad with a smart whits quilL Dainty Shade Hat. An all around flat of leghorn Is wired to follow soft undulation: around tha face, and the edge bound with a fancy straw. A wreath of wild roses and foliage encircles tha crown, and Is tied In the back with loops and ends of black velvet ribbon. A bandeau lifts the shape off tha fact and the trader-brila faced with laics and strapped with a faucy straw. On the Russian Mode. This very smart model la fashioned In one piece, broad box pleats run nln from shoulder to hem, and slbMUlM tha requisite fullness In the skirt em-A shield and collar In scarlet linen broidered In white, lends a touch n color, and a white kid belt Is kxMlf passed around tha waist A la Grande Dame. Brown straw composes this plchn shape, which la sharply lifted at ena sills to show i. huge ennu of white chiffon. A long ostrich feather Is drape on the other side, nd s loose fold white satin ribbon encircles the cm and Is tied In coquettish bow which falls cut the hair In tha back. (13-th- Little Bonnet. Bo-Pe- ep bt A fins white crinoline straw J Into shnpe for this little Bopeep bonseu the face s the brim of which flares off hesd front nnd presses closely to the the back. A lHtle wreath of blush pm roses edges the brim, nnd long steminje cherrl-- s are cunningly used Is snoop" front. Bows and awtt'ijj white taffeta ribbon are perched MJ and there, and tlis long stream rltroos. strings are of the same lustrous A Unique Boys Costume. r For tha mother who wlsh-- s to away frpm Ilia apparently little , , Buster Brown costume for her u the following makes up Into a txqr's Lonwhich is Just now popular In Wert don. The suit Is one wnaistii: ta knickerbockers and a blouee bJt 1 1. diagonal closing on the right. matter sr to which side the blouse h clc.se on can be optional fli maker. The blouse is fitted by . shoulder seams with an .urnicr-- be plain s'.ltchirg. The neck may ished off with a collar hand of tb',-- r Ing material or a Buster can be attached over the suit eqie.r. Tlis sleeve Is slightly biehnred as plain a seam 's possible. cuff.jB b.hed nu with a very narrow - a may he lapped over nnd f"tI a fancy button, or tf lees trouble m the raff object of the mother and mt roly a turned hack c,n,jrZnr A bather belt ran he worn dre-c- y occasions, hut theone1,,.0r toof-c- r wli net fall to have ' st -lf app-sran- r.-- ed s-- en - d-- lii slu-p- pictiirc-squcnc- rolled hem. The Josephine Model with a square neck and a ihart - a flfSfi': WMt ii JzmzrizrKz Saxzjcae jSbcrr St . Frock. A fine printed French percale b for this smart little model, In wMct M Us long French waist Is seen to imm Rows of beading run with black ink velvet alternate with tuck end hwd beading, rtbiion threaded, passe the waist. Tlie skirt baa threa scant volant each simply fiui.tifdnug vju .if 5V-- s7's' :, V'Tyw - French Long-Waistc- d iV m Si 71 . m :sk heit'ngs nf the' amt material. t hi era which should pass through the JacaroM tii-idc straps attached to knlckerhorker "T'1 The almrlr regulation pattern wlth outride leg seams, while th cfl fulness at the knees should and by elastic or gathered with plain stitching and nif" in in now being worn This 1 '"ry s i ' i fln-ni- |