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IAo A t r. r I sar 1 f I 1 i- i T v vl l j i-j 3 r v Pina Pinafore The Old fashioned t y ye v fore Ore e Is Again Aga n Worn Vorn by ty L Little G Girls a at School coo 1 i r. r Fascinating a S c na n o Fashions in n I t. t it L 1 i C Coats oats o 0 or f F Fur Hur an ani ana d. d l F Fur CI Cloth h i ur at t. t cI c I I I I 71 i thank heaven while e C CHILDREN they thoy remain children ren aro lre no not t bound in tho the t tyranny of or mo modes mode e This Thin year car the they arc ju just t as fluffy and frilly and rutty ruffy antI and adorable as aN ever Their f short hort skirts bob an and sway showing showing show show- ing InS a whirl of or petticoat ruffles above black legs Their curls for curls for fat old fashioned curls aro are again the tho thing thing bob bob too nn and gr great at bows of or colored bright ribbons loo look like Jlko butterflies butterflies butterflies butter butter- flies freshly alighted upon their hea heads s. s This Is of oC course In the time given up to holiday merrymaking During lesson Jesson hours hours' they aro are most demure small things In frocks of or linen or serge sergo with simple simple white school aprons but still tho the bow of at brilliant colored ribbon is Js in their hair hall White is what we should alwn always s 's like to see children ren dressed In And many mothers attire their little ones la In white winter an and summer supplying the tho necessary necessary ne ne- protection against cold In warm under flannels and snug little fur coats City houses and apartments are so hothouse hothouse hothouse hot hot- house heated nowadays that thin timings things are arc really more suited for In indoor wear than them garments of or heavier material So we find quite as man many r little lawn and nd muslin dresses In the tho small things thing's winter wardrobe as we do In that prepared prepared prepared pre pre- pared for hot weather wear Linen dresses of or white laid In narrow narrow nar row or wide box plaits ts from neck to hem are arc favorite m models mo era els for or litle HUe girls wear and for tor little boys too until the they b become C CI really bO boys 8 In n knickerbockers i. i I re 11 j 1 r. r r r s belt either cither of oC the tho linen or of the dross dress or 01 of or leather In a contrasting color color 1 H is 4 worn with these little dresses lIpped Clipped lippe through straps at al tho the hack back and sides an and han hanging low In front This model can be developed successfully successfully success success- full fully in almost any material colored material colored tl linens French washable flannel l lor or ser serge and r it embroidery done h by hand Is not possible fine lino Insertion forthe for forthe forthe the white while frocks Crocks and some of or tho the bright colored Russian embroideries which conic come by the yard jard for Cor tho serge serKe ones ma may bo be used with goo good effect Sailor suits stilts of or serge Borg with sailor collar ollar and tic tie and the na navy badge o on the arm are arc dresses which find favor or favorin in the childrens children's own eyes ees These Thes sailor suits are usual usually mt made e with silo siclo plaited skirts for tor girls and for lit little lie boys bos But boys of ot tender years ears discard tho feminine skirts forlong for Cor forlong long sailor trousers very Yen wide nt at the foot For Tor boys and girls tho time blouses aro are tho the a same same a regular model bagging ln back and amI front front- If It your our childhood child child- hood days are aie so far ar awa away that tho the details ails are a n. little hazy just ask some small and youthful friend If the these o blouses arent aren't quite the dandiest thIngs for hidden treasure Its It's really quite remarkable how man many apples and cookies can be stowed awa away from mothers mother's moth moth- In ht Inthe Inthe ors ers and nurses nurse's unsuspecting eye eo the dark ark recesses of oC ono one of or these sailor blouses blo The rhe kimona sleeve slee and Jumper dress In sll slightly mo modified forms is m munch much ch to the fore roro In dress for girls from about ten years cars old up In the tho sketch marked E C both these points are Illustrated This I Is an nn I Ij m s f j Pi S 'S K Kf a f yr 1 7 r 1 0 I w f r rt f I II t d Z Zv II I I v slL P av m aJ 1 r rl s I l A r I L 4 A A. little Boys Boy's Coat J Jr r r of ot n While bile cloth although thick hick looking ln Is really renn if Q with Beaver Collar Col Col- Where whole fur coats cents are arc not desirable bl ble r collars ollars of fur are often used with g good lar and Cuffs and tp J effect on coats of broadcloth or r serge Brown broadcloth and beaver aio aro very Tarn Tam to Match lax lax- good together and when a. a touch of fur furIs I J Is added to the trimming of the brown brownA s MV r-HH r f. f I y a r 4 4 IJ V IJ e t 44 4 4 I 4 f fY Y 1 4 b J C h hm Z sr- sr I t J r I 7 cn t m 1 I I r ci f 4 1 J I q 1 f tor r u lc 1 i L r 1 r t a P t r I 1 Gl i. i u r daf 4 C 1 t. t I I v S n. n j L 1 I I f i I I t i I r 3 h n t 1 1 f I J-j J s s j J i K and stiff linen collars Sometimes tl these so 1 little frocks are aro plain but more moro often I. I they have French embroidery most delicately del- del adorning tho the box plaits platts and C tho the straight band collar and cuffs cutts Or the box plaits will be plain and the spaces between be embroidered ero a athe the tive little frock for school and every every- day a wear Made fade of or a fine fine wool batiste batisto It has bias blaK hands bands of or ga gay plaid I silk cd edging ing the skirt and wl wide e cut armholes The silk also outlines the front Under this Is worn a of ot fine lino lawn n an and lace The dresses ses divide the tho honors with the dresses dressell made marle with Dutch necks although some children havo have too delicate throats to allow of them going with bared necks When V hen fur Is considered too costly for tho the purse of or the provider er or baby's clothing s some some of or tho the er very ex cx excellent fur cloths brought out this season will be bo found a n most satisfactory substitute tute Particularly is this true of or the imitation white It is sill silky and andrich andrich andrich rich looking and makes up admirably One of or these Imitation fur cloth coats could bo ho easily made malle up ut nt home as all the lie hat or honn bonnet t. t with a little fur head haI peeping out hero and there the the tho result Is charming Childrens Children's lens hats and bonnets are arc more moio than than usually picturesque and quaint just now They arc made on rather close fitting fit IH- ting models many having quite a Dutch cap effect Ribbon and finely platted plaited Valenciennes lace little soft o ostrich tips lips and anti tiny bab baby flowers flowers' are arc all used in their trim trim- ming Dig Bmg satin atm rosettes arc are still used White Is Still tilI the I f H Most Popular j f W Vear WF For F s Small II I ear or ma If F Folks 0 lk s. s i 1 t 0 T I tr J JI I it Party B-Party E P Party frock brock of ot Muslin and antI Lace with Palo Satin SaUli h Ribbon Melt Belt and hews Bows C c Bailor Suits of of Sergo Serge or Linen Aro Aro Worn Wor n By fly Children of Near Nearly ly Iy Every EVory Ago Aeo D D- D Normandy D Bonnet non lion net with Strings String'S and Rosettes of or ita Satin Satin Ono Ono of or TI Tills ls Seasons Season's Most l Attractive Models l ll IS Everyday h-Everyday Dress of or Blue luc Wool TIn TIn- Batiste tiste Trimmed with Bias Bands A of ot PIn Plaid II Silk SlUe and anel Worn orn Over a l White l L to head bead bonnet or cap strings and to keep small oars ears warm wC For Tor the time bo boy who scorns or who Is too old for such frivolities as Inces laces or flowers tin thero ro are arc round hats hat of or soft sort felt with upturned bums brims and Napoleon hats with dashing clashing aigrettes Little Scotch cups cap with ith cockade cockade- and quill are worn by both lad lad- dies and lassies and hats of or silks velvets and ami felts Cella are ale too loo numerous for detailed description With smocking and nd round fash old lonc curls have havo come old fashioned pinafores pinafores pina pina- fores fares which all the to date little litHe girls aro aru now wearing at school They aro uru made on a good old fashioned pattern too loo no French Trench maid frills here Cut In one piece they go over the shoulders ders ers nn and around the short skirts fastening fasten rasten- fastening ing at the back with buttons They arc aro made mado of or colored natural linen or 01 white dimity o- o o anything you fancy And sometime sometimes some some- times time Um they have an un edging of or fine lino machine made embroidery a Im i n 11 The New Woman 1 J uit 1 It JOHN JOUX A. A inn N. I have road read with deep e p re regret ret the report that women in the United Stat States should go JU to such extent as aa to i ride Ulo astride In inn a n jockey suit and to lo sc see seethe the published paragraph raph of oC a n. society woman In tight t trousers high boots and anda a n. jockey coat riding ut ot breakneck cl speed Is painful beyond ll expression and can cnn not he be accounted for except on the ground that It is nalle How any woman with th the modesty that belongs s to wm woman n kind can dress diess dressin in white linen trousers high top lop boots and a n jockey coal coat and enter a n race gong going go so ing ng round the thC track in competition comp with jockeys both hoth black and while Is shocking and beyond the understanding understand understand- in ing of or women who lovo love their kind I J have havo seen seln rc recently what put purported ported to 0 he be pictures of two prominent nt women in fashionable l society One of or them thom holds halls a I in hi her fin fingers r I 1 amnot am amnot amnot not surprised that we Wp are aro so of often Inn suh- suh of or unfavorable comment nt on Cue Gie part of or foreigners who overlook tho the fact tact that It Is aR association of Americans with abandoned Europeans I which has hns beguiled Rome some of them from tho tine path of propriety ty and rectitude rectitude tho the inheritance inherit Inherit- ance anco of or Puritan ancestry C Men fn seem to rise w In Indignation atthe atthe at atthe the thought of or women casting a n vote on the ground that they the do not wish to see women jostled against all classes s of creation to rl deposit po ft their thir vote It would be bo well veil if the they would equally abhor C seeing women appear In siu-h siu costumes anti and it is to be he hoped that If this sort of thing lhing f is to be persisted In that the It legislative JI bodies bolles of or the tho states will pass regulations forcing women to confine themselves cs to costumes that are There In is a n law preventing women front from wearing wearing- mens men's apparel nn and It d c o. o CIS' CIS should he be rigidly r enforced if IC our women wo wo- r men are so lost to self respect self self-ri and the ho proprieties s There is nothing truer than that there In is always something evil o for Cor Idle hands to do do an and It I is isa isa a curious fact tact that idleness breeds wilfulness wil- wil s anti and a disposition to outrage public opinion |
