The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1905, Page 14

THE WORLD: SATURDAY EV G, APRIL 8, 1905, Simolicity Seems to Be the Keynote . in the Leading Styles of the Season By Julia Cowan. Written Exclusively for The Evening World. IMPLICITY seems to te the keynote of this svasun's styles, Tlie most exquisitely dainty effects shown us, on S close inspection, prove to be simply constructed, In many instances there may be seen a small cluster of tucks or a bit of plaited folding, and from these few deft touches arises a creation of quiet grace and ele- gance. Many of the fancy walsts are shirred to a slight blouse fulness and confined at the waist in a crush girdle. Surely the fashion designers have reduced their very artistic profession to—may we say a science In che matter of skirts, the five and seven gore forms seem to predominate, Some of these are shirred, oth- ers plaited in tight-fitting and full-flare effects. The blouse is fast disappearing and a tendency toward the high bust basque is shown. The shades in which this season's costumes are fashioned are of the most restful and eautiful. Dainty weaves in lavender, blues and soft yellow backgrounds will te greatly used for garden dresses, Thin silks of every description —the shop-keepers tell us—will be very much worn, For grown-ups, tho shirt-waist, tucked and plalted to one's heart's desire, is one of the staple designs, The narrow crush girdle Is to be the leading feature in the line of waist finishing. The small sleeve is still worn, slightly puffed or shirred, and the bishop sleeve seems to have a life mem- berehip. Tke children will have a feast of attention. New box-plait and shirred, full-falling designs of coats and dresses are shown In abundance. ————— For further tnftormation concerning the season's styles see the SUNDAY WORLD Fashions, printed in ~olors, in to-morrow’s SUNDAY WORLD, Ewery twoman wili be interested in them, Dainty Afternoon Waist, ERE is a fetching blouse for H a young gin which may be Seasonable Shirt Waist Suit. mpViily wardrobe of every woll- I dressed woman should tn- ude a shirt-waist suit, The iMustration shows a trim walst aphith box plait closing and new cont sleeve combined with a stylish skirt, Hox plaits stitched in a novel fash- jon are a smart feature, Shepherd plaid, pongee or any seasonable ma- is suggested for developing neh bust requires 2 yards inch material; size inen waist requires 3% yards of 42-inch World Waist A comes in sizes 32, 2 44 Inches bust measur emng World Skirt A comes in sizes H Inches waist measure, Either pattern 10 cents, The two 20 cenis developed inany of the For a Special Occasion, soft fabrics, silk, mull or French Nannel being very appropriate. The waist may be worn bdloused Ul around or druwn down trimly ww the back, A broad yoke ex- on the shoulders. ‘The Sa pretty puff, ending yove the elbow in a full double file. The deep cuff may be omkted. For the M-year size 51% yards of @-inch material are ww quired. Evening World Patte HSA is in sizes 12. 14 and 16 years A graceful model for a skirt is shown with the waist. A shirred yoke confines the fullness over the ships only to let it fly below ‘8 graceful folds, and broad tucks wm a further trimming, Challis epe or some soft fabric which Will lend itself well to the shire ving ds re nled for develop ing this design, ‘The § alae HIS simple dress, made of T dimity, mercerized lawn or dotted challis. combined with all-over embroidery or lace for the unique tabbed yoke would be pretty enough for any social occasion. The shoulders May be in regulation style or in drop effect, and the neck high or low. and with long or elbow sleeves to suit the purpose of the wearer. A crushed girdle of ‘ie new vari-colored ribbon would add a charming stonch. Por the Medium size M15 yards of M+ material is required World Waist Pattern 926. 82, M4, 38, 38, 40. Inehe nvenine World Skirt P. tern 2#—A Is in size see fequlres 314 vards of 42-inch ma- (See coupon, A 3 PON) terial Eyening World Pattern %, 30 Inches waist. 1, comes in sizes M4, 18 tern 10 cents, The two 20 Elthe: pattern 10 cents . 20 cents, (See coupon.) A Girls’ One-Piece Frock HIS Jaunty frock s one ot the season's newest, Double-box plaits furnish P DRESS NO. ty of fullness and fall from the neck. A broad fancy collar ends in front with large buttons. Serge, cheylot or any of the heavier washing fabrics will develop this dress. For the Syear size 514 yards of 27-inch material are required, Evening World Pattern 317! is in sizes 4, 6, 8 10 and 12 years, Pri cents, (See coupon.) Simple Frock bor a Maid, HE small gown shown js the popular Vassar gown and simple In the ex- treme. No seams appear on the shoul ders, the sleeve being gathered directly into the neck. ‘The full bishop sleove is used, end- ing ih a narrow band at the waist and dainty ruffle, It may be developed in any desired fabric, For the 2-year size 3% yards of inch material are required, Evening World Pattern 36%—A comes in sizes 'y, 1,2, 1 wid 6 yeans, Prive, 10 cents. (See coupon.) Ladies’ Shirt-Waist Suit, COMBINATION of materials ts selected for this stylish costume, made in shiriwaist fashion, A ‘The walst is becomingly full, and displaya @ fancy trimming yoke, ‘The akirt has seven gores and the fulness over the hips may be plaited or gathered As pictured, spotted challis fa used for making, ‘The waist, Evening World Pattern No. %l4/—A is In sizes 32 to 40 inches bust. The medium size will require 2 yards of goods 42 inches wide and 1 yard of contrasting ;oods. Tho skirt, Evening World Pattern No. 3684—A I in sizes 2% to % Inches watst. The medium size requires 8 yards of goods 42 inches wide, Wither of these patterns, lv cents, ‘The two, 20 cents, (Bee co upon.) Sig Ube Me Y 105s on hig ty eye %, eM “My , NOR Mey * by Gaablec. Evening. World New-York »