The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1905, Page 14

The Season's Fancy Waists Are Exguisitely Draped. By Julia Cowan. Written Exclusively for The Evening World, ri? 3 BR gown is thrte years behind the fashion.” "Noy my dear, simply four years ahead of it” This bit of repartee, flashed across the teacups one day ‘ast Week, illustrates concisely the coming and going of the fashionable woman's @Wn and all of its attending details. The return of the box-plaited skirt is hailed with delight by the average Woman; aye, and by the exceptional woman. It appears looking very fit, dress length, but devoid of even the suggestion of atrain, Higth-bust basques fare here again and promise a lengthy sojourn. Medium-sized sleeves, puffed Or slightly draped, are the correct mode for this season. Tailor-made jackets are less severe, A fancy-colored vest lightens the effect. Small and drooping revers, turn-over cuffs and narrow belts are seen ‘on tailored suits, This season's designs of fancy waists are many, but varied: The most Kquisitely draped and trimmed modes in bewildering color schemes appear before us like the first spring blooms. In the matter of material everything will be worn. Venetian cloth, Panama cloth, broadcloth, and in the lighter fabrics all grades and weaves Of silks, challies, dimity, Jawn, linen (especially grass linen, which will have ® great wave of popularity), made with and without colored lining. House dresses and jounging robes have been given a great deal of atten- ton by the fashion modellers this epring, They have displayed great inge- nuity in the manner in which they have secured, by means of two or three seams, graceful, free-falling effects, and the colors in which these models are made up are very reBtful. The nursery has not been neglected. Little boys’ blouwe- and knicker- bocker suits, and freedom garments, in all grades and forms, are provided for. The little girl, too, has been thought over considerably. Everything, from pique to the filmiest weave of lawn, is moulded into form for the little Miss Dainty, Black silk and natural pongee have offered themselves as sacrifices to the shrine of juvenile fashion, White pique and duck, however, will be great. ly used for outing wear. will interest every woman in Greater New York, i See toemorrow’s SUNDAY WORLD, Suit for the Small Boy. F’: town or country this little suit is admirably adapted, It may be of serge, eheviot, flannel, mohair, linen, oxford or other washable matertal. It is shown in old-blue Inen and has an emblem marked on the shield, The pat- ern consists of knickerbockers and a plaited blouse with a removable shield. Quantity of material for medium size 2% yards 42 inches wide, Evening World WPattern No. 3,652—B is in sizes two to elght years. Price, 10 cents. (See coupon ) Girls’ Afternoon Frock, HE illustration shows a pretty frock for a little girl. It may be finished with round neck and short puffed sleeves, or with high neck and sleeves in full length—the pattern providing for two styles of sleeves, The skirt, Which is straight and full, is joined to the waist and the bertha forms an at- tractive feature to the mode. Quantity of material required for medium size 2% yards of 42 inch wide and % yard of tucking, Evening World Pattern No, 8,600—A ig in sizes four to eight years, Price, 10 cents, (Sec coupon.) { ; The SUNDAY WORLD Fashions in colors Boys’ Blouse Suit. N the spring and summer fashions the I small boy ts not forgotten, and the models destined for his comfort are many and varied, There is none, how- ever, more popular or more favored ¢han the blouse suits like the one in the draw- ing, consisting of a blouse and the regu- lation knickerbockers. With this suit any style of Mnen collar may be worn and any style of belt. It is trig and Jaunty and in one of the new linens would be extramely emart. Quantity of material for medium size 2% yards 42 inches wide and % yard ot con- traeting material for coblar, cuffs and belt, Evening World Pattern No. 3,631—A is in @iszes two to cight years, Price, 10 cents, (Se coupon.) a, ey NaN Melati *o, ress Cashier, Evening World, New York. p, “ey te THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVE Ladies’ Shirt-Waist Suit. ILE skirt to this suit Is shaped with seven gores laid in box plaits, and the cholce Is given of round or wolking length, The waist {9 tala in tucks and shows the regulation shirt sleeve. The de- sign may be reproduced in any soft sitk or woollen or in wash goods, and lttle or no trimming is required to make it effective. For everyday serviceable wear no better model can be recommended, In the present instance pongee in its natural color is selected for de- veloping and flax-color lace is used for trimming. ‘The waist, Evening World Pattern No, 3,690—A, Is in sizes %2 to 42 Inches bust. The medium size will ro- quire 2% yards of goods 42 inches wide. ‘The ‘akirt, Evening World Pattern No. 3,546—A, is in sizes 22. to 80 inches waist, The medium size requires 6 yards of goods 42 inches wide Either of these patterne, 10 cents, The ¢wo, 20 cents, (See coypon.) Ladies’ Toilet. O™= of the now foulard silks makes this dressy frock and the yoke is of embroidered muslin, Nhe waist is full and bloused at the front, The closing is made at the back and the choice is given of sleeves tn full or elbow length, The skirt is cut with many sores and Is in round length; It Is closely fitted over ¢he hips and has a generous flare at the hem, ‘The design is suitable to many materials, The waist, Evening World Pattern No, 3.008—A, Js in sizes $2 to 40 inches bust, The medium size will require 2% yards of goods 42 inches wide and 1¥ of all-over, The skirt, Evening World Pattern No, 3,662—A, is in sizes 22 to 90 inches waist. The medium size requires 6 yards of goods 42 Inches wide, Hither Qf these patteras, 10 cents, The two, 20 cents, (See coupon.) Ladies’ Tollet, ANY of the newest separate M waists are made of all-over lace and are worn with skirts of plain material Ike the one here ptetured, which combines two patterns, The waist closes at the back and may be made with high or low neck and ‘with long or short sleeves, The ekirt has seven gores and ig full over the hips apd at the back, The waist, Evening World Pattern No. 3,641—A, is in sizes 2 to 40 inches bust, The medium size will require 2% yards 42 Inches wide and 1% yards of all-over, The skirt, Evening World Pattern No, 3,368—A, |s fn plzes 22 to 30 inches waist, The medium size re- quires 6 yards 42 Inches wide, Wither pattern, 10 cents, The two, 20 cents. Ladies’ Wrapper. HE neat housewife with light du- I tles to’ perform will appreciate the virtues of this model. The back and front of the garment show be- coming fulness and the sides are closely adjusted, The sleeve is a simple model, and the design Is sultable to washable and unwashable fabrics, It is illustrated in black and white challles with yoke and collar of all-over, Quantity of ma- terial for medium size, 8 yards 82 inches wide and one yard of all-over. Evening World Pattern Ne, 3,633—A is in sizes 32 to 44 Inches bust, Price, 10 centa, (See coupon.) “a ~