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Show It forms aa emulsion with tho oil HEARTH AND I50U DOIR I n'"5S,o7 m whereas water only threads JL long, thin arms. Fried oysters are considered unBolero coats are too becoming to ATTIRE DECREED BY THE LEAD wholesome, because, as usually pre- LATEST IN FASHIONS AND CULIbe NARY discarded. A 'pretty street model RECIPES. pared. they become soaked with fat. ERS OF STYLE. To avoid this. Immerse them comafter this style is developed In chestnut brown Ianana cloth, with a bopletely In hot fat, so that they are in- Two Costumes for the Street Stylish SUL Blouse of Pale Yellow One of the stantly seared over and the absorption lero fitted to the figure by means of Parisian Hat of Charming Design-Ling- erie Most Charming Accessaries of the of fat prevented. A frying basket faInverted pleats. Darker brown chifBlouse to Be Feature of fon velvet is used for the collar, uhich Wardrobe White to Continue Pop- cilitates the process. Coming Season. forms scollops, and Is outlined with ular Color for Shirtwaists. New Theater Waist. brown silk brait'. The sleeve Is full For the Lingerie Blouse. leg o' mutton, with a long cuff effect. Blouse of soft silk or crepe de The lingerie blouse bids fair to be Th girdle Is of brown velvet, caught White for Shirtwaists. chine, forming a the feature of the year In point of with a long buckle. most fichu White will probably bo the sort of shirred at the multiplicity of design and lavishness popular color In summer shirtwaists. Velvet Street Costume. Some colored waists are shown, of shoulder, draped, of handiwork. They are shown in ail of from the a and bordered with materials, finest handwork but grades the ranging course, lace rutile and fin coarser thread linens to the most cobthe Lest designs are seen developed In ished at the bottom webby. The hand work on them may white. Plain and embroidered linen, with a double frill Include hemstitching and French the mercerized materials and poplins which is trimmed knots, of course, besides the English are the materials most favored so far. with narrow black eyelet work, the Swiss embroidery, among the white waists are velvet. feather stitching, and any and all of will be the lingerie ones. They The chemisette the many sorts of fine sewing and emshown In bewildering variety, and for is tucked crosswise broidery. the woman who Is to have tut two or and trimmed with One beautiful model Is shown In a three the matter of choice is no easy usu also which is fine quality of linen, with hemstitched one. Sheer handkerchief linen lace, forms the collar. tucks and tiny embroidered ally chosen for these beautiful bits of Is of Is The lavished It. and handwork over girdle is The daintiness, design simple, but Is full The velvet. the has who woman The them. worked with linen floss. Two upon solidly finished are hand own sleeves to do her time and patience slips of light colore! silk are furvelvet-edgefrills at elbows with the work will find she has been repaid, nished with this model and afford a ruffles. lace and with of material the means be if her moderate, especially pleasing change. The rose silk slip Is for the prices charged in the shops especially effective when the Mouse Washable Silk Underwear. are appalling. is worn over It. It Is very smart these days to have There have been marked changes in Waist of Yellow Silk. all ones underwear, even to ones cor- ail blouses recently. The pouch is Blouse of pale yellow silk, forming set, washable, and the best of fancy conspicuous by its absence and the a ort of draped bolero, trimmed with silk petticoats are now made of wash- sleeves have very deep cuffs, with a fancy applique able silk. The new washable silks much fullness between the shoulder composed of are triumphs In the art of silk making and the elbow. tucked bands and and the wash silk shirt waists and motifs of the silk. wash silk dress skirts would surprise Belts. and the old fashioned dressmaker of a few The neck have belts taken an upward Vogue of Parasols. Deep fronts are finished years ago. who labored tinder the Im- turn in the back, where in some exThe coming summer girl will be a with an edge of pression that silk would spot if wet. aggerated instances they reach in two study in parasols. Never were these of the summer silks are sharp points almost to the shoulders. iblack velvet, the charming accessories of a womans llatter ornamented washable. The Jownward droop at the front is toilet gotten out in such artistic with tiny buttons They are promising many novelties no less exaggerated. The Victorian shapes and such infinite variety. They and buttonholes in the wash silk line and all women corslet is the newest effect. It is are embroidered ruffled, appliqued. and opening over should do well to watch out for them, ruade of soft finished taffeta or other dotted, banded and covered with lace. a frill of white for they will be handsome and well soft silk and is very wide. In front White silk parasols are made gay lace. adapted to nice wear as well aj to the deep point is stiffened, and at the with black lace butterflies appliqued The chemisette common wear. back, there is a deep shaped buckle. upon their silken surface and fluffy or guimpe is of guiThe front is 7 pr 8 inches deep and is chiffon frills falling from their edges. pure. The girdle i3 Trimming Materials. rounded at the top where it is borParasols of yellow silk are completeof black velvet, over which the trimBoth cloth and velvet gowns show dered with niching and otherwise dec- ly covered with infinitesimal ruffles of ming from the bottom of the blouse a varied assortment of trimmings, and orated. Pompadour silk is used for Golden butterflies, chiffon extends. The sleeves, forming double none of the importations are plain, these belts. Many of the high girdles ecrue val. lace rosettes are set upon roses, and puffs, are trimmed to correspond and but display two or three different when of plain velvet or silk, are often the most expensive of these summer finished at the elbows with lace trimming materials. Silver and gold elaborated with jewelled buttons or luxuries, which come in every shape braid and embroidery done in the two tiny bows. and every material for the delectametal shades adorn the heavier tion of the summer man. Colors for Spring. gowns, while galloons of all widths Stylish Redingote. In the new spring tailor-madgowns and varieties are applied to the mixed New Spring Tailor-Made- . helios and lavenders and plum shades cloth fabrics. One of the new spring are well to the fore, and there is a Is in mohair of the shade known as marked tendency toward simplicity Night Gown for Ladies and Misses. prunoau a plum lavender the skirt Dainty lingerie is desired by every and fitted effects. The coats of these stitched laid in double early suits run the gamut of length woman of refined with inches down plain paneighteen from the bolero that ends well above taste. Soft, duracoat of is the eton els between. The the high girdle to the redingote that ble material should variety. Silk soutache forms the trimbe the first considto the skirt hem. reaches ming. arranged in straight lines over But all the coats, be they brief or eration, and the the shoulders, and in fancy design follengthy, define the lines of the figure trimming selected lowing the irregular outline of the botMany of the wooltex suits dainty and fine, but clearly. tom of the little coat. The sleeve of have trimly fitted coats shaped with not too elaborate. coat shows the latest method of this the French dart seam, and finished In the accompanyattaining fullness by lengthwise gaththe with basquines which follow the Lou- ing pattern ers rather than by greater breadth. is XV lines, tapering to nothing in quaint Dutch yoke An embroidered linen blouse is worn. Is fitted front, or are of even length all around. on smoothly the shoulders, The vest or waistcoat is a feature of Card Party Waist. the these coats. The skirts of these wool- skirt joining to the A very lovely separate bodice which portion being tex suits show slightly less fullness was called a card party waist was concealed beneath than marks their immediate made of the softest of golden brown which is trimmed with a narrow lace panne velvet. Its yoke and vest were edging. The chemise gown, slipped or banded laid in folds, while across the bust over the head, has a sleeve there was draped- a fichu of white lace freely. flowing in which there were embroidered IN FASHIONS REALM Pre-emine- nt fleur-de-li- s d Two-third- s I e tailor-made- s box-pleat- well-nig- s, h - oudoir More Material Called For. The amount of goods necessary for is almost twice the a dress number of yards used in the gowns of It is said that a sound, ripe apple two years ago, the full sleeves taking placed in a tin cake box will keep the a vast amount of material, and the shirred and plaited skirts demanding loaves from drying or crumbling. Sweeping with the carpet sweeper an amount of colth astonishing to the will be more effectual if the sweeper man who has to pay for it by the yard. Is pushed in the same direction as the Uses for Huckaback. warp of a rug not against it. Huckaback is used lor a number of A cement made by adding a of glycerin to a gill of glue articles dear to the heart of the fancy sofa 4s a great convenience in the kitchen worker, book covers, cushions included in the and is especially good for fastening and pin variety being is used for list. Mercerized thread leather, paper or wood to metal. Milk will immediately and effectu- the decoration which is in undulating ally extinguish the flames from gaso- rows formed by darning. The work Is line or any form of petroleum, since very easy. " (Confidences tea-spoonf- ul to-da- y Old Styles in Sleeves. Sleeves are the most talked of feature of the new spring designs. They differ radically from the sleeves of last season in having the puff always at the upper, rather than the lower, part. Deep cuffs are also much in evidence and elbow sleeves, full and fluffy, are never to be more popular. The old-fashion- mousquetaire sleeve, made famous by Bernhardt, is to be worn again. Its leg o mutton is not so pronounced as most of the new models and it fits the arm rather :!osetv its whole length. It is hardly brown velvet dots. At one side there was a chon of brown velvet ribbon. The sleeves were shirred above the elbow, and at the wrist there was a fall of white lace with brown dots embroidered again. The neck was a neck, cut round and filled in a with white lace embroidered stock. Wil-helmi- na The Bell Cuff. The bell cuff for card parties is pretty, and it shows the hand and gives one'a chance to wear bracelets. This cuff is shaped precisely like a bell. It flares full around the knuckles and is stiffened and trimmed. It is tight at the top and sets very snug to the wrist. It is a typical bell cuff. |