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y NY A i) BveningGovak ULLE dresses in Jannary, and furtrimming®for mid-summer are the extremés of fashion incongro- ity "twixt which one may make a choice, or embody both for her newest gown to wear hetween seasons, so Jong as she has the efira dress or two at' his time of the year, Where snizrt women are gathered together 16 bridge, 'or tea, or at some charity "benefit" there is one sur- prise after another in (he harming ffocks with a note of individoality. know that these products of the expensive modiste's art cost their wearers magy dol lars; vet a few of asreilise that they ean be duplicated for almost trifling cost by the ingenious woman who has taken advan- , tage of the bargains and short lengths after stock-taking season fn the city shops, Brocades are holding their own, and those .on thin silk erépe or even fon cloth grounds are best adaptable the dress which will be worn far into the sum- new materials other loom variations In eotton will be ultra fashionable for spring and summer, The ribbed weaves and frivsttes ave need We may | na with a kimeno blouks having nly one esem upder either arm. . It is developed, in the model, of gray satin brocade, With a girdle of cerise velvet, Jace bodice, and a garniture and ropes of crys 4 white and colors.: The pattern is 35 carts. The gir] wedsd on th ¥ (som displays a very simple and Yet smart satin dress, the skirt of 'which bas theee straight breadths, slightly peg-top at tiie belt: - The blouse hap the ation "of Seépabbuidse and kimofio in one a design which will be popular resses, adil weparate blouses of cotton materials. The ind A » kor 5 Wik rd nk HAT fashion's incessant demand for novelty is by no-neans tempered by the four seasons alone is Indicated in the at- tractive array of new costumes looming up for late winter occasions, and for wear at the resort centres, whither the émartest styles of the year mre\ certain to be seen. There is a noticeable trend toward fuller skirts, not with increased breadth at the foot, but with interesting draperies and overdresses that show to advantage bean- titul fabrics and trimmings. In fact, it is the material which lends especial interest to models otherwise very simple In their making. Dresses for indoor wear continue to have filmy bodices, and no fitted lin- Ings, while the lower parts may be as gor- UFFLES and flormees characterize all the latest ! moglal' gowns which arrive from Paris. costume shown above (8122) Kas a foot ruffe intro- duced under the edge of the soft cors] and gray brs eade. It is made of silk net, the same as the short plaited tunic, and the outer layer of the diaphanous blouse of chiffon. | The kimono foundation fastens at the side front, under a vest with a surplics ment of lace. There is-no indication of lessening the breadth of the'figure through the hip line, nor at the waist, for crush girdles, and the soft grace folds" of the: . materials continue in is ID cents, fal: 3 'modjsk-evidence, ' The goons and elaborate as taste and the pock- | is continued demand for gold and silver ethook will permit. The composé gown; as the French mo distes describe the typs which is made of two or more materials in combination, is | leading ; for it allows color effects, as well as designs which wonld be tame indeed, woolen material. { met { | metal laces, and metallic embroidery on Chie Tittle evening hats and head dresses, two of which are shown on the figures at the left, are quite indispensable | just. now for theatre wear. They are eas when developed in a single kind of silk or | i Women appreciate the becomingiicss of | soft laces, chiffon and net near : | and these the fashionable dres st have to a less or greater exten my laces, some almost deep coffee sha are a bit more exclusive than the éery tin brown is favored for some choice evening gowns, when hung over white satin. There The and | ily made over gilt wire frames, bent to he contour of the wearer's head, and set off with a band of fur, or a flower. Snappy little hats of taffetas are appearing for a change between seasons. A very new iden is a hat with a full crown of silk. twisted in corkscrew effect at the top of a rately high crown, and baving the | lit knob edged with fur to match the band at the base of the crown. ~ B TANCILLING in mo effective and so gnickly done that it is one of the bast decorative treatments for farnishings in which color is 'wanted pecially useful in orpamenting bedroom hangings, conch cover, dresser scarfs, ete scr¥ens are iHustrated with stencil designs of jon qualia and roses, respectively, done on a background of burlap. Such screens can he made by the ama- _ teuf, thetigh it is easier to buy inexpensive ones, when the color can be foupd, and then decorate to match other things in the chosen decotative scheme fgns shown are' two of five which come in a set (14118) for 15 cents, | It ines Twa plain pane! 40 x Forget-me-pots in 46 Wreath Design OUGH fashion emphasizes ! shadow lace and net lingerie at the moment, dainty and yet durable under- wear, made of nginsook and ornamented with hand embroidery, finds favor be cause of ity practical worth. '1f embroiders her own pieces, the French noderwear ix really the cheapest to wear, a8 wii] Ax very beautiful. No 14048 is a flyer design which edn he | A i | The peel shonld be dipped Ales inte & used for migh gown well as for » t cover, It is 10 cents. . No. 14070 is a design with for- get-me-not wreaihs suithble for either solid embroidery or eyelet work. very attractive, considering the comi- paratively little work. The pattern ix 15 cents. y To: Clean Velvet Flowers Dry bran will clean light furs dnd make them fluffy. 'velvet flowers, such as are now very fashionable for dress garnitures as well as for millinery; and it is said to also and chemise, an take the sail from woolsn material Rub | article, and then shes | Try rlewuing light kin | the hran on th wud brush it o gloxes that wanid Jose (hair color in Zasolioe. with French chalk Patterns " for desis a% heen on ones HR * HOME JOURNA PATTERNS one | It i= | It wilt also clean | When the mixta it the or | whipped éreain. ISTALLIZED the eandidd ped] grape fruit finds a piace of sweets for ford! dipnet piri] of other candy or honbonk | be easily made at home, syrup balled to the point harden when dropped id the sections of fruit pa the syrup, and then dey tor sugar. For dessert, toy. i wolves one box of gelath cover of small box of quart of cold water, lemons, a quart of cooked or. 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