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Show COit will be far less than if the bt.K-ide is selected, in the end the price or sum lotai' is generally t0l. s.Ullt.. hut jm1 lire is where economy and cleverness can be brought iuin play, for it is a by ic mcins difliculi task to make Ihe smartest . f leu gowns from the ball gowns ol tile pieiou-sasou pieiou-sasou The first re.piisji jjf ihe truly & jc. e.-a ; 'fashion details of ' lnteTreTst to the home, dressmaker. I - B ........... '. .. . ...n.lj ..rA .ftel. j fon ball gowns are trimmed n round the foot with band" ot passeillelltOl ie edged ( , w ith beaded or silk fringe, and the, sice.-.s iirc made ot narrow strips of the. or i o slal .irops. jii. -i-.n.."... i. lite wide apart, Ihe cfJect obtained being thai of strands of sparkling ra.n-I ra.n-I drops or tmy tic ks of bright colored der upon the lace trimmed underskirt. 1 .ItlXiiKS are now being us-d not only for the b-.ttom vt the tnnlc or oversklrt but for the triminiiix on the loot of the bkirt also, and iLey eoui lo be considered appropriate garniture tr many sorts of materia N. Une of ihe most striking of ihe new vchet gowiir, has Lhc skirt trimmed only with fnnge. Wliiili is so .Ki-p that il is set on far above Ihe knees, ainl reaches to within: two or three inches the lioor.' cry j 'heavy s.Ik Irmgc v.ult a deep neillng of cord at the top -as i.-scd for this gown. A deep fringe and le tting wa.s also used I., ha'.ch the straight sU-evcs. so that the fringe came jusl Lelow the elbow. Cinf- p.i.vs. me uteri..' from winch the iringe 1 ills prettily over the itrnis, Spangled 'gowns or ratlt.-r the tunics which are 'spangled, nr.- ,il-o finished with Ioiir, ef-fcelive ef-fcelive fringes of beads and gold f.'ipiini " Il ' ' '"mm -IS f . 1 SSU OULLi i-.le.l-. t.lK CLiTU Ci'-STI'MK WITH VEL.VF-T 4 'it i 4-i 4-i I sren-jK. sriT with VKi.virr i.Aptr-s. p.riAiui.n skk.u: o.fTi'Ui; (V. Ax TmiTr.itn ?i;r or i-.lvck n'- riF- sniE- HhaiKIi i.nrtN WITH PUCK HNfl |
