Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1918-11-08 | Page 3 | A Beaded Blouse

A Eeadcd Blouse. One of the sm:irtost blouses noted recently owed its ch::nn chiefly to the trimming, the blouse itself being of the simplest shape just a long, loo-e blouse reaching down almost to the knees, opening only to the waist. The sleeves were loose and straight. From the liu.-t down to Iliree-r'i:;riers of it length ilie blouse was ornamented with small jet beads In a spider well pattern and weighted at the hem by a broad fringe of the same beads. A narrowband narrow-band of embroidery to match edged I the open portions of fhe front, nnd a wider one encircled the sleeves below the elbow. Narrow black satin ribbon used as a finish at the wrists was loosely Knotted on the outer sides. White satin ribbon was used to hold in place the fullness of the blouse at the waistline.