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Show SOME FETCHING NOVELTIES. Next to velvets, satin-faced broadcloths broad-cloths rank in favor. Panne velvet, Btltched, is much liked as a trimming ots and serges are also used for street gowns. Louislne and novelty silks arq taking the place of foulards for the fall season. The up-to-date girl has now replaced her summer shirt waists with one or two of - velveteen. A pretty model is of black velveteen with embroidered em-broidered polka dots in white. The edge of the diagonal flap down the front' is stitched with white Corticelli stitching silk, which is put up . on quarter ounce spools and comes in all colors to match the latest dress goods. The high stock is of velveteen with turn over collar and narrow tie of black taffeta stitched in white. LACE LORE. The revival of Irish lace dates from the terrible Irish famine and fever that caused a desire to introduce some industry that would help the women to earn money; Irish crochet was .entirely .en-tirely begun at that time. ; Needle point represents the transition transi-tion phase between embroidery on fine linen and the making of lace as a separate and valuable fabric, in which both the ornament and the groundwork ground-work are produced by the worker. " Folha Dotted Velveteen Shirt Wist, White StitcHing. From John Wanamaker, Broadway, N. Y. for costumes of broadcloth. Whipcords, Whip-cords, zibelines, camel's hair, worsted burlaps, Venetian cloth, mixed chevi- |