The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1903, Page 9

Shirring and Mexican Drawn Work Are the Distinctive Features of the 1903 Spring Girl’s Costume. HOLD the Easter gown in all its glory. In less than five weeks comes Easter Sunday, the official opening of spring. The swallows may be here before April 12, the hyacinths and tulips may bloom in the city parks before that time, but until the Easter girl has flaunted her mew gokn and hat on Fifth avenue or its fashionable by-ways spring will mot have arrived, Now, the Haster girl varies with the Easter pocketbook. That ‘bank roll which is large and fat will deplete itself by paying a large sum to a fashionable tailor or dressmaker for a creation specially designed for its owner. The less ample purse of the woman who, after a day's riotous shop- ping, must pucker her brows in dismay at the sum total of her expenditures, as with pad and pencil she jots them down, will make its Easter offering ‘to one of the lange dry-goods stores for a ready-made gown. But the little @batelaine containing the savings of the girl who works for her living, @arefully hoarded for the purchases of Waster finery, will empty itself for the purchase of material and trimming which she will herself meke up or will leave to the skilful fashioning of a loving mother or sister. To all of these girls these very beautiful and instructive Easter gowns, te Ghe Waiting eye, and ehe crept close to him and locked ‘her arms around his neck. “I want to be your Uttle sister. May 1?” she paid. He brushed the sleeve of his faded gingham shirt across hie eyes and emiles in anewer, “E will always admire you," the girt contimied, “for you are big and strong} I] always love you, for you are (Copyright, 1903, by Dally Story Pub. Co.) FTER his mother's funeral “Bill Gordon's Jim" walked slowly along the road that led to the Black, tottering shack -he called his home. And presently a young girl came up the path that led from the road, Her face was fair; her eyes were blue; her hair, hanging down her back, was black as cbony. In her hand she carried a bunch of violets. “Et has been ten years since we stood “I have brought you some flowers,” here at the end of the path. Do you re- the girl eaid, simply, “and I want to| member?” the woman asked. pay that I am—I am so sorry for you.”| ‘tt does not seem so long ago as that," He reached out his hand, dumbly, and|the man repiled, avstractedly, “and took the blossoms from her, yet many things have occurred since Bhe saw a sudden tear gilsten in his then. Father is dead, and I have no ‘uae toe was tense with pain, and hi photographed at John Wanamaker’s especially for The Bvening World, will be interesting and instructive, The first is & very elaborate French frock of aecordion-plaited brown chiffon and satin cloth of the same shade, built over Nile green chiffon. The waist of the inevitable blouse shape has a wide bertha of Chantilly lace dyed brown to match the chiffon extending almost to the waist line, Under this are lace accordion-plaited sleeves of Nilé green chiffon reaching to the elbow, whence tight transparent cuffs of brown chiffon with incrusta- tions of lace continue, forming the three-quarter sleeve dear to the heart of the French dressmaker, These sleeves show unmistakably that the puff which began two years ago at the wrist and reached stealthily last year to the elbow in the mando- Mn puff is slowly and surely regaining its old prominence and size of 1894, The trailing skirt is of accordion-plaited chiffon with irregular incrus- tations of the dyed lace over green chiffon, ending in a deep simulated flounce of borwn satin cloth, which also has the transparent insertions of lace, through which there fs a glint of green, The second illustration shows a loose cout of more than three-quarter of Jim Gordon—By Edgar W: Cooley. A LONELY BOY’S STAR OF LOVE AND THE STRANGE PATH IN WHICH IT LED HIM. eyes were oe, with tears, But she did not speak. o 8 © © © ow En, the light Of tbe, mope tee Cope 9} ef the man on the brit Dale, is ‘dare caren mitered fe ala- monde a6 ence over the relling in the. ‘rushing tide below. “Anguish deep, devouring anguish, was <r upon Nis features, anon man—a large untrimmed beard and ad Beech! cnibe soyt of the a oad | us a28, touched hi ase eae |e one left me.’ "No one but your Uttle aster,” woman rejoined shyly. “No one but my little sister,” the man repeated, noticing the brillancy of her heir * ri) @unlight. iy 4 seaptt} ream about working hard and some day waining wealth and power and build le big house like your there ‘s,"" continued. “And I used to boa I bad done these ae ‘i t I would come to you and teh ‘the “ambition; all the smothered hope of yeats were in his words, but he Les apes Th sober and her faci Bue, Mey were iy dreams, continued sortly. “After all I knew it a Peived at her halt- toquiingty: the fou are in rouble?" the 1s yo) we been thinking — ' BUSINESS SUCCESS FORETOLD FROM FACIAL TRAITS. Dr. Beall, the famous phrenological business pursuit he or ehe will be most expert, will advise any Evening World| likely to succeed in; and will also give Peader over ten years of age as to what| a reading of the character and advise Miss B. ¥., Jerevy City-A model of femininity; gentle leposition; sensi- Uve, affectionate; @aslly hurt by neglect ‘Ments and intellect; need mirthful com-[or reproach; not @ strong will; capable ong and @ sanguine wife; are not jof high culthre, butimiust be im « ebnr fF tt genial »phere; not aggressive; walt for things to oo: me Frcs walt a B., Third Avenue—When roused ai Very intense; swayed too much by feel- ngs; should cultivate the higher sent!- Gescription of the color of eyes and hair and the principal setionality of ancestors, pepo ars ea as to matters of the heart. Persons wishing such readings may send Dr. Beall a photograph, together with Je Ky Miss W. J. ¥.—Impulaii monstrative, PLS Bayon = at yer joving, Amiable, polite, mi: candid, adap. tive; rarely make engmids; nerd a 1 education; not sulted to a rough lite or harsh business tethods; gentle almost to @ foult; shrink from all pain and{ \? Boos ainy” aye id mot eed of paige never succeed as a aur of clrous manager) went in pen sconce or erature axald fai at i length of accordion-plaited white broadcloth. The coat falls from the shoul- ders in straight kimona fashion and has a wide collar extending well over tho sleeves, appliqued with white Irish lace and trimmed with silk fringe, which {s seen on many of the new garments. The large bishop sleeves are accordion-plaited, ending in a narrow cuff trimmed with lace. A beautiful house and reception gown of blue crepe de chine combines two of the latest features for the coming season, shirring and Mexican drawn work. f: The waist has a simulated yolk of ecru drawn work, which extends in a wide panel to the very hem of the gown. This yoke extends to within two inches of the shoulder line, whence the crepe de chine is shirred half way to the elbow of the sleeves, whence the fulness is allowed to fall in a large puff. From the elbow the sleeves are tight and are ornamented with narrow pin tucks and an edging of lace, The skirt is shirred deeply about the hips and less deeply above and below the knees, It continues the panel effect of drawn work down on the waist. Both waist and skirt show on this panel novel trimming of cut- out squares of appliqued crepe de chine, through which long ends of black velvet ribbons, finished with gold threads and balls, are drawn. The next gown is of biscuit-colored cloth sultable for street wear. The blouse, cut out at tho neck in a square, which shows a shirred under-waist of white chiffon, falls loosely in graduated Monte Carlo to below the belt of SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Removed by a New Principle. more than iH can ever hope to are the “The examiner rived The Only Method Indorsed by Physicians, Surgeons, Der. matologists and Medi- cal Journals. told me wos "ine besinring. or ny, pig feel my heart bea! w I had @ soul. and L years went by, I had strange, “As the dreams. I used to plan—but no matter. It couldn't be. pie went aw: then—went away, burn- with a Geslre to conquer in spite of ; to gain power ane ee and honor = 19, back x Arnusements, Society Has Adopted as tts lasting fad The IRCLE, at York's Only Vauderie | thai Tre Panay laughs for aur R KNO owes, a) Gs” the Feally” Leroy- we iF ‘ute. worla’ Att —to the trogen Yukon I ‘founa that Ci thick T eought—gold, Nature opened § 19 me the storehouse where she had been hiding wealth for ages, and riches poured into my lap. And 1 came back here and found--b: have known it could never tw gate ng in the moonlight. The bla hand in hie pocket and 1 of bank ni pathy 1s grea SFiis voles eoticied and danknotes into the othe: bail be penniless, but 1 and, ther was able to save her LM, rtache your ain would have OMS caeaee away, but the cashier t hun by the arm. jut you?” he asked, solicitously. Im light of courage crept into 7, at the mist net shall go back 10 dream—dream that she I am lonely." AND MISS HRY SHANNON In WILAIAM GULL2TTE'S Great Detective Play, N |SHERLOCK CASTORIA| 3 | HOLLIES. the to ld Yn You Have Always bays Boh | VICTORIA WALSH , a RESURRECTION. | METROPOLITAN oF loves me beca: kA HOUSE, tomes | DANID D BPLASOO presente eg} BLA mi” ant VF Oat. Bag Mar, DOUBLE BLL} | Le Nauikced ja f Wiilisiss “IANO USED. ~ ae Naud fed Lge B Als ro so @ Sa. sf Hiei whe Green Eyes ce wAuace a | KBITA'S st PE Plaited white satin. It is trimmed with transparent incrustations of creame-colored lace. The sleeves narrow at the shoulders and broaden undersleeves of the white chiffon, puffed and tucked. They are irregularly with lace incrustations. 5 The nine-gored skirt, built with slot seams, has a novel trimming irregular serpentine strappings of cloth continued from the deep hem a most to the knees and finished with white silk embroidery. On this simiue Jated flounee there are incrustations of lace, 5 Another smart gown for street wear is of black voile. The waist is fitted to the figure and trimmed with two vertical bands of black lace over white satin reaching to the belt. It has a cross strapping of the black and which also outlines the novel shoulder cape. 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