Logan Republican | 1903-09-12 | Page 2 | Embroidery of Linen

Embroidery of Linen. Beauties contlnuo to multlpjy among tho embroidered linens, A very handsomo Imported gown of this material Is trimmed with brodorle Anglalso, blending ecru and whlto. Needless to say, It has a blouse ho yoko of which Is composed of vry tiny perpendicular tucks, tho bishop sloops bring tuckei to match and ? having deep cuffs of embroidery. In fact, tho whole thing ls a symphony sym-phony in tucks, which also form tho yoko of tlio skirt. Tho artistic touch which denotes French workmanship work-manship Is nntlccablo In the glrdlo of black taffeta and tho stock to match, both of which display' odd llttlo appliques of reseda or npplo grcon. For traveling costumes, especially those selected with a vlow to ocean voyagos, tho flocked tweeds and heather mixtures bo much favored by our English Bisters can bo adopted with advantage They aro extremely sorvlceablo, do not stretch out of shnpo nnd afford good protection from chilly and unpleasant weather.