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Show 3 -fc ssss3 - : -- , I I vf lft5v Jwi'4S. ' I mWi&iH?&rji&ir mm L- - ffl tf IU v f fj Vftr J y :r- Vmmrmim ml . w ; The Plain Sleeve, wilh a Long Piped Shoulder Seam and a Wrist Ruffle Flowing a FiUinrj Seam. n oro CopTrfsbt, 10J2, Ii, Rriitlmsrr 1 irlinl,. C'oprrslit 1912. New Yorfc IlemtJ Cotnpflny I A Drop Shoulder Effcot Given by a Facing Band, a J , Puff Above the Cuff and "Scznt RuHle Deloc, n 1 "0 lie eure, the long blccve made , 1 I s appearance lust winter, but I I only to a limited extent. Since I then the Iiri. drcssmaker-dc I signers have liocn csjicrinicnt- j iug ith it and combining it I . ome of heir prcttiot inoilcb- SUH. I J 't kj been n eurprlbC to act' that it bus R , 6tt) accoptea so readily as a warm 1 uther fashion bj the Porisicnue. I rnlng anj afternoon dresses show v:i- 1 ni sljapcs, und a vory nniqiiw cxening I UJ ' ,Jrts. one jf the latest French importa- 1 j ,io", includes loj lace h1cccs of a I Klt leK of inuttun blmiio. The waist e J wJ Mjd$vtrhkirt arc jIso of lace, with r- low I ' tul satin tajloi collar as a ruthpr nppro- 3 I Pte and unique neek UlIsIi. I In their development ibvbc uew blecvcs && T Te llltcrc5,tlng. Goinc resemble tlic M foabioned bishop sleeve, otbers are ' I , thrtt'nu:irtor length, puffed wilh a deep U 1 ' 'ilel1 ,crc is t,lt-' JUS lil.ii" sleeve. lii j, DC tllinB tlley al1 a'e iu couinion I e dropped khouldor seam, or its ap- I , Climate effect JtltlCd or'f:inill'1,J " fcbown In the way ', e ionj; shyulUer la mraiificd, Illustrated 1 Cre.b Paria l',10l0'r;,lh3 of latcst '"i a ? US 0r msiancc Jn lne dicss with lI 1 ' lozD spotted bordor there It, " i ? T UU cs,cudcd sliouldor lino to wliicb' Jm I?6 ,leCV !ittlt,hS. Tlw 'Stoppedl Ml i "der is obtained by a bund of tbe i spotted rnajcriul oppjlcd nt tbo slocve-top. tbu edges being linibbed by a piping cord run through tbo hems. j Iu thq upper ccujic faurc the waist of' tho dress is tbirred dn rov'a over the shoulder, the ?leovc to) iu"the aamo miiu-( ner, the drop shoiiuleiss scanilicoemcd bj a contrasting piping cord. . . In the charming model where the front j and buck iew is given the drop shoulder! is more like a kimono blecve, as tlic soam. h nearly elbow deep. These three (uodels all ahow n puffing, veo' sliju, but nevertheless never-theless is loo jironouuccd to b called a fulness only. It is gathered Into a deep cuff or a bracelet band. Hclow the cuff falls some kind of a hand rufllc. The oilier two blecvcs arc of the familiar famil-iar long plain typo, one with a dropped chouldcr heam "haying a corded piping, the other, a regulation scam, attached to un under lining, acquires the correct look by the drooping edges of tin ocrblouac Finishing the wribl edges the popular lace Trlut rufllc of the season is used, following follow-ing the fitting scum up toward the elbow. Un the other, double and contrasting bias foldn arc made into deep piping folds. All tbcMJ sleeves, with the exception of the former, aro fitted by the single underarm under-arm pcam, the lower part loft open and 'faced, and fastening tigktlj ocr the forearm fore-arm by buttons and loops or butlouboles. j A light underlining is advisable in sev- BCTO? Rp Shirred Into the Drop Shoulder Line and with a Quaint Cuff. j& Hflir PjSWTJTtt I-jT&v r i:icUIvp Copyrisht. 1012. fg) VT T f-5 jRJ'&;lfv 0 oral of these gowns, as in llip one having the shirred shoulder, so thai tho waist will not slip because of the shirring. It need not necessarily be boned. A glance .it the other diess details Willi provp interesting. It !s noticeable that nil I the wnlst Hues, aie at about the same p!.Kc on the figuie, that they are large, und b-l tnuse of the new corset shape, Iboi.gl nalurul, seem rather liip'r- Three of tho" five models given, here have drapery of' some kind on tFeskirt, but' one is of 'fiat folds almo&t ploafed into Ihu waibt line, another has the frout breadth caught up in a fow folds below the knee aud ftistcned y buttons, and tin thud, au over-drapery oji the panuior order, is draped toward thj back, finishing under a wide looped sash end or panel that gathers'Into tby. belt ami lyops uudpr it knee depth. Two ,ot -the suabes havcuew style Long Fitted Sleeves Attached to the Lining Separately. j 1 ' Maisoc Roiule37 v. IHI PJioiii Copyrisht, TIIJ. by RutIn;cr r.rclojlte CopyrlgbtlIttZ. Ntir Voti Bfnld Company.. ' I jHU v ! touches- One is of cherry silk voile, cdiiglit at one side of Ihc belt by a rose I tuado of voile; the other, also cherry color 'jut of satin, is folded about the waist aud a separate end is pleated and tucked milder mi-lder this belt at one side of the front. A pretty way to ubc bordered material is shown in the dress of white mousseline , do soie with a border of blue satin I Ini'iieo spuis. cu'. into narrow strips to i trim the waist and sleeves. The niiilcr- ,!revs is of white crepe meteor. I Chciry (cerise Is the Fiench word) is 11 iiHtl ii!i black satin 111 one model, nl villi wluti (cashmere de sojc) with I A Sleeve In Tliree Sections, the Centre One Frankly Puffed. CJuiw CUisHhJ W nmillnrtr Ja-lii.Te Copyriybl. 101-'. , Vork ll.ral- Copooj cs-i " - I another, is tlic bright nolo in this season faabions. "Wlute crciwii make the frock wih the East Jndian cnibroidorics; old-bluo old-bluo cicpe meteor the gown of which a back and front view is shown THE PIECE TRUNK. THI-J family "piece trunk" which does not have tucked away boaicwhcrc in its deeper recesses a roll of unworked stamped linens doilies, tray cloths; bureau covers and what not must be just a' triflo abnormal. It takes tbe person " ' I H eiltiroly too superior for everyday far j A jB to refrain from tucking into that kindly ' B receptacle tbe article bought during the ' " H vogue of some espccinl stitch or style, I H kept in the hope of working at the pro 1 M Vj pitioua hour, npd finally given up because 9 HH the fad was mcaulimu replaced by some- j H ' M thing more appealing. It is-, as was just I M remarked, only the extremely energetic B j H cmbroiden r who takes the summary ac- H j M tion of boihtig out from the white liucn I u the pattern but lately thought o choice JBA. li nd of having it restamped with some- A M thing in the newer style, and then of , I M working it without delay. i 1 flf One's store of patterns for embroidery, j t JM too, is not easy to sift out. It always j j H seems as if some day would bring the de- F j fl mtind for the purticuhr one that might j I jDI otherwise be poked into the waste basket j lHI or the open fireplace. Wherefore iltosc 3 of us who have saved these things arc fljl now about to be justified. If those rather dingy -b.indles of linen and frayed paper v oi tracing cloth be opened, to reveal .the -.H Uelft patterns so popular a doen years ' V " i H DI -- -. I 1 fcMfi 5SaTS- J c i SI ' m I 1 fa i m fta'l' f I H A Back View. Siiovring ttic olsposit'n ' I j H nolo C pyrulit. UU ' I1 1 IH t.relmlTo Copyncbt. 1012. Sew lutk llrr-M LHuiiny I ( H ago, then will we have good reason to re- ,ffl ' Jl joicc. Ior the Delft designs, quaint land- . 1 scapes nnd quaiuter figures, i-crolls and 1 M scallops, sllells and dots, worked solidly I ' jl and in outline stitcb, aro the very newest LI JM featuic of the expensive impurlcd linens. I There are dollies large aud small, for I jH plates and to' use under platters aud odd I jl dishes; tlicre are cenlrepicces of all aizes, I ( fH from the binall one to match the Delft I l H ware forn dish to the large one almost :i HI jnrd across. There arc tea cloths ilth ! H Delft pattern medallions in tbeir corners ffl and jldeboard covois wilh their ends or- D i-iH |