The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1905, Page 14

phonies of Shirring Are the New Fancy Waists. _ _ BY JULIA COWAN. Written Exclusively for The Evening World. pever-raging battle against time and age, Fashion has ever been uty’s alde-de-camp, This season’s plan of attack is no exception to Pule, Byery type and éast of foature, every figure, whether lithe Of linib, or fully developed and athletic, the tall, the short, the ined, or the innately artistic—all may cater to their individual @lill remain within the pale, The little manoeuvres allowable in Odlfy one’s strong or weak points! Of this season's changes Pat be eatd, All is fair in—fashion, Bh-bust model is about the most immovable feature of this sea- Moderately full puff sleeves and the highest of collars will be tailor-made modes we will see fancy vests and prettily col- The Directoire and Redingote suits are on in the first scene play, in all the dignified shades of Panama, Venetian and th linings and vests and other little “fixings” of light-colored id. panne velvet. P hottom. In the matter of wraps, the conventional tailor jacket ‘Mostly considered, low, broad revers, coat sleeves and many rows of 4p complete this 'season’s. version of the design. as well be out of thé world as out of a supply of fancy waists, Shown 18 so far are symphonies of ‘shirring on embroidered Shirring in the Spencer effect, with shirr@ and puff sleeves, with hd cabcades falling’ into deop cuffs and fanéy girdles of every con- Ske und description tor waist-line finishing. ’ ig tollets are shown ‘in ethbroidery and lawn or batiste, In the skirt is of “all over’ and the collar, deep girdle and of embroidery, This design is carried out in lemon yellow has heard the vlbe of the fashion designer, and the little have many ‘and varied styles in which to inclose her dainty form. IM models are fashioned after the principles of the mature des gns, iglit and dark, quiet and gay, ‘will be used in contrast and har- roonstruction of the children’s clothes, Ve will be worn in greater quantity than will the colored wiih te and avira linen and white pique will, however, be in evi- al white ‘mull, iawn and batiste. These materials will be re- ' lored silk-ribbon girdles and sharp-toned silk narrow a Attonether, the scale of designs this season is the quintessence of further news concerning the cur- tyles see the Fashions in' colors in ow’s SUNDAY WORLD. avelling, outing, shopping or general wear, the jacket sult hag no ‘he one in the iIlustration shows a fitted coat in jaunty length “@even-gored skirt, pleated below the knee and cut in walking of this wtyle may be made of material of medium weight, ple tallor finish is all, that, is required. ig World Jacket Pattern No. 362A is in sizes 82 to 40 inchees bust. THE:WORLD: SATURDAY. EVENING, MARCH % 1905, Lady's Costume. DRE Is a good model for an elub- orate gown, the design being ad- mirubly adapted to the Nght and fashionable fabrics of the season, ‘The skirt la In the proper length for the dressy frock and is full over the hips and at the back. ‘The waist fastens at the tack and Is made in the full blouse fashion sv becoming to young women. The present development Is a pongee in plain and embroidered effect Hvening World Wuist Pattern No. SHA Is in sizes 32 to 40 inches bust. The medium size requires 2 1-4 yards of 42 Inches wide and 1 34 yardg of contrasting goods, Kvening World Skirt Pattern No, S36HA la in sizes 2% to 80 Inches waist measure, Size % requires 5 yards of 42 inchea wide, Wrice 10 cents each, (See coupon.) Lady's Yoke Wais HIG waist may be used to complete a daytime T or an evening frock since the pattern is cut with high neck and long sleeves, and is perforated for low, round neck and sleeves in elbow length, The model might be effectively carried out In any pretty voile, crepe or eolienne and will be modigh throughout the entire summer, Quantity of material required for medium size 18 2 3-4 yards of 42 inches wide and 1 1-4 yards of con- tasting goods, Hvening World Pattern No, 3422A is in sizes 82 to 40 inches bugt, Price 10 cents, (see coupon.) i Lady’s Surplice Waist. HE surplice walst 1s becoming and easy of T development, The drawing shows a ‘walst made in this fashion opening wpon chemt- settle or empiecement. Whether the waist shall be Uned or not 1s a question of cholce, and the sleeves may be made long or in elbow length like most of * the sleeves of the dressy summer frocks are made. Any style of girdle may be worn with the waist and any sort of chomisette, Quantity of material required for medium size 18 21-4 yards of 42 Inches wide and 1 yard of con- trasting goods, Evening World Pattern No, 371A 1s in sizes 82 to 40 inches bust. Price 10 cents. (See coupon.) Girl’s Blouse Dress. HE loose and comfortable adjustment of the blouse ig a fea- T ture that recommends tt for children's wear, The dress here shown consists of a blouse that Is put on over the head, doing away with buttons, The skirt {8 supported by a body Mning, Quantity of material for medium size Is 9% yards of 42 inches and % of a yard of contrasting goods. Evening World Pattern No, Si22A is in sizes 6 to 4 #8, Price, 10 cents, (See coupon.) Girl’s Two-Plece Dress. OTHERS of small girls will recognize at once the virtues of M this model, suitable to any of the washable materials, Mo- halr or pongee may be used, since the Jacket Is separate, and any style of blouse or waist may be worn with ‘the skirt, Quantity of material for mediunr size, 4% yards of 27 inches wide, Eyening World Pattern No, 349A 1s in sizes 6 to 12 yours Price, 10 cents, (See coupon.) lf sen, bh Lady’s Costume. R early spring wear the short jacket will be much, favored, and the one shown in ¢he drawing ls new and decidedly smart. The adjustment fs close and the back {s tength- ened by a peplum. ‘The sleeves finish with deep cuffs and tho front opens upon a vest of contrasting materia), The use of the peplum is a matter of choice, and the belt tay be of the material or of leather, The skirt Is a nine-gofed model cut in round length and has @ plaited tulness, Evening World Jacket Pattern No, 369A Is in sizes to 40 inches bust, ‘Mhe medium size requires three yards of 43 inches and three-quaners of a yard of vesting, Evening World Pattern No, S371A is in sizes 2 to 30 [nc Walst measure, Quantity of material required for the medium size, six yards of 4 inches, Price, 10 cents éach, (Seo coupon.) SR NT eM ey See pe eR