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I 1 I 1 copyright am all reserved 3 how to lo dress tho the knost important member of the ho family Is it a problem w which aleh fond mothers mo thiers art are generally lert to solve tor for themselves with the assistance si of 0 such bueb information as they can glean from grandmothers and interested te friends one frequently reads read s the most elaborate for makin making ing dolls but the king or queen ot of the nursery has been sadly neglect cd ad and tills the fact that no outfit Is so universally the product of home manie facture as aa is that of the very young Pois parson even the lest ot of mothers likes to have a hand band in t the he making of dainty little garments for her little ones A wealthy woman in baltimore made all the dresses and petticoats which her little daugh daughter loer wore until the child was 4 years old and it was wag with great reluctance luc lue tance that she at last gave her ter order to the convent for the first dresses which sho she did not cut and inako with I 1 her own hand there Is some something pathetic pa pat hetio in the life of bhoge cloistered nuns whose only glimpse of this worlds is had ain in the endless yards ot of frills and tuck sit ins q upon which they stitch and stitch i between prayers day in fit and day out with never it a hint of tile loves which gladden woi idly hearts nor of t the he sorrows that bow them down here lit in the seclusion of tile the cloister wedding robes are made by women who win will never be wives and infants garments by heart hear t hungry virgins who will never feel tile the touch of baby arms about their necks nor yet tor for all things have their compensations the tearing c ot or I 1 the he heart strings nhen hen sin bin at or death steps stem in there Is no needlework and line alne embroidery this side of our gran grandmothers 1 time ivovich is so beautiful as that done n by these hse nuns who bay nothing to distract their attention find and no incentive to take long ions stitches and be done with a ask N ft aich la Is trie merely rely replaced by another one just like it it nut the average mother cannot spend time to do elaborate embroidery ry much ns as she khe might wish to indeed much ot at the labor which was formerly foi fili merly spent a on infants infanta has been done dom away with by improved machinery and by adva advanced tired ld idras ng on the subject of comfortable attire for its his modem authorities recommend a complete outfit or of jinlat underwear r without any of thone confining garments ot of cot 0 or linen which they say the bf b ibyl ys the knit goods avd tor for infants garments Is a cross s between stockinet Enet and the merino un till det wear worn toy by grown people and being mada on the bias it stretches sti etches and gives with every covery motion of tile boily this constitutes the underwear A adea of an infant including the dottl off roat coat which Is not lot pinned on with a tight cotton loan liand around the flip body but bil iia be arm h hules acs in the inn perano perl alno no and 1 li 14 4 thus suspended front from the drra q it may inlay he be trimmed vi tilt tort lion 1 aap and lie as faricy fane as desired d ailred extremists recommend comment A fl knit dress mado double if to be woin botn by tilt the baby until it Is four weeks old but this thin Is in too anich to expect of adrio dring when an flannel skirt la Is used instead of si lenling weeks em broidering broi dering the flannel by hand tho the model u rn othier bills fui machine cin m brol broider dered cd fla nanniel romel by the yard it at prices i aroln 5 i rents cents to 1175 it a yord yard the docent DO 60 cent quality duality however li 14 not very abnot it gnp on cannot afford to pay more than that it would ile be better to luv plain A yard andall quarter la Is said to be good measure for the loux louir petticoat tucked anti and embroidered petticoats of potton cotton roods ate aio b bi cause they add weight ut warmth I 1 for tho the little frebies drebo bies oes no material materi 11 1 lei ra nice fm french Iren cli ita insook awl kwast Is loed and it Is very pretty owhy but not at ni nearly r ly so dur durative atile ordinary Oid inary at f aiom I 1 ora IS 18 I 1 to bif 61 cents centea a yard serves very nicely birely for night sling but it for day deeres it Is not so knurl good inthe be eau it lucks lacks ahr dress drevs lm bof ot tile the french lr material ill latter bitter variety sells for from 30 10 cents to tip a dollar and IL quarter two and a half maids I 1 is a an all ample pie amount for a drops no matter what the style etyle indeed there it la very atry little cot atice for a difference aln rence lit in the ow style bayle of w an infants dress except in tile the yoke and the trimming around the bottom of the skirt aro are made round and square with one point I 1 two w 0 points 01 or three but bui the prettiest a and nd babeli h we Is tile round licit dot gioie than tarro inches long they are lest when composed of live ali f tucks aller bating aith lace or nr insertion but it faed labor to use tile hie solid boldery that solla sells by tile ali yard jt it can be edged with a band of Inver insertion tion with a arrill or laco lace at tile the buttorf and another at the tha top bound the neck tile the aregi in the illustration Is so be made land and bas ha a yolis yoka two points joints in oo la is marlo of Dallis cook nith la law Inset linn alternating will till feat feather hor hands of ilia teria I 1 ind and finished with a flounce flo lunce of wide lace baptismal robes inal en ef licely of in lace lire irn imported hom th linchi lin cli convents and are val very y beautiful afi tho boly ot if the skirt i Is 14 formed or of tilt net tout but the entire front froat is ono on solid panel ot of lace insertion and lie bottom or the beirl Is IN v with ith rows or of insertion and flounces or of lace cauchi ur up at Intel intervals vals with tiny bows of 0 satin lebbon such a rube robe la Is heend the reach of any but tile the Ue wealthy althy but bul it if the baby Is not lot 11 until arter after lie h Is 19 put into short clothes a diess ot of lace it if milde made at al home Is not an impossibility possibility y there la Is nearly always a lot lit in the family who would ilk like e nothing better than tile the task of betting strips of valenciennes i together for baby babas christening robe the little yoke and sleeves at least may be made ot of solid lace and are arc much daintier than alian however fine it may inay be tucked night slips should mould be as plain as possible to A row few up and down tucks on L each s a it side the tha fi front ont without any yoke u are re sufficient the neck and sleeves are edged with N ith narrow embroidery embroider most babies have a couple of little morning this is a good idea for it saves garm ibe elaborately alta cie J dresses and Is 19 more comfortable for the baby pretty little gowns are made mad of white cheese cloth interlined interlinked Inter lined with it a layer of wadding arid and tufted with pink or blue zephyr A little turn down collar and a cord to tie the wrapper at tile the neck finishes finish a very useful may and nd inexpensive little garment which may be bc slipped or on over or the hie nightdress night dress until after breakfast thus 9 Y le lessening s eary early morning labor a bo calil and a of in so some in a cases indirectly hastening the preparation of tile the morning most meal I 1 short hort jackets ate aie made of f caZ cashmere inere anil and cr crepon erlon four or live five slashes are usually cut astound the bottom to relieve the plain effect and the whole la Is edited edged with a buttonhole stitch it if one knows how low to embroider it Is pretty to put a iowa few sprays of flowers 5 or a vine pattern around the edge if not it would be better to make tile the jacket of crinkled white while oration crepon lined with tinted silk and trim it with baby ribbon and flounces of lace long cloaks are made of bedford cord faille silk beng aline allne crepon ng ig bied goods and cashmere bedford cord d and crepon are arc the favorite materials e r 1 bals this year those made of bedford colds ate aie usually trimmed embroidery lows or jamew ribbon oto or heavy lace A very pretty arc lly cloak ot of bedford cord Is made vio ith a single full cape trimmed with three rows of nat narrow ribbon with feather stitching between the same trimming slip appears ars on the skirt about four inch inches fr from 0 tit the bottom and the turndown turn down collar has bag two rows the cloak in the he illustration Is made mada of crepon lined throughout with quilted silk there Is a double collar ot or elli cm brol deiy with smocking around the neck cloaks are not noce saillY a as long ions as ilia iho dress if ft there Is a hand some flounce of embroidery or lace around the bottom of the these A cloak that looks like a double cape Is nery my fashionable the upper tipper cape readies reaches half way dodoo down it entirely covering tho thi sleeves and if desired the cloak can cabbe be worn as a capr capp without crowding tile the babas arms into one little crapon blonk that ihal looked vely much up to clate had ho he fero lacket jacket such as gronn folks alks are ian if one it cannot net afford ff rl to buy quillea qu illel or r satin plain bilk may lie wadded and tufted lining and fame faille clocks cloaks tire arc fay handsome bit but are arc not usually ansu ilav used by even tho the wealthy unit the child Is put into t clot clothes lio s the fur used on shoil are arc while thabet and 1 I he ha newest shot it dresses dc of have some sot soil t of nf trimmin K around the bottom the pl illi d deep ep livin has been the correct thing filing for a lit lung I 1 g time lime ind and it Is so pretty and so east easily I 1 y made unit laundered ercil that thai it will d ll 11 be woin n for some time children of 2 anil and 3 years wear if ic dresses to reach inlow the kneve knees i tout lint the iho long kate greenaway reen away flocks that were such a hindrance to babas first steps have gone cone out entirely 11 1 I lie he simplest caps calls and ami bonnes bonnots tor for ln lit fa I 1 lb are arc mail mado of chi na alit lunod with tit tin ammo aud and with a fiill ot or footing around face tind anet neck Sio swiss lioti edged with aleno lennea lace Is 1 matio indr little faus faun to it in flip tops of caps the ties ate china L silk very elaborate taps tip are made ins le or f faille silk wadded and edged with ermine bu but they firc not PI 0 soft hoft and dainty ci a those thomi miloe of china silk theve there ire are no 0 o anany beautiful attlen bt leg of bonnets eliat it ili ia it a pity fifty to 10 allow tin tiny tilly woman of fashion to wear a lint before she ix is 6 icara 1 cara old anti and jn in dpn pral this luff la Is adhe icil to 1 thorell the t oung lady hr herself lell otan insist upon having a hat flat like gio viti folks I 1 ll alYs jewelry jiw elry consists ron ints of a sot act of 0 gold buttons or pins chained and nil two bill bib plus pins though a little heck beek licu fact with a pendant Is 14 also worn A corlo outfit or of clothes can be purchased ready made for or about M ta but v alimi lion maile of very line material one must pay from 40 to WOODS |