The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1905, Page 14

) A Down-to-Date View 4 of Easter’ Fashions. EE —— \By Julia Cowan. x (Writtin Exclusively for The Evening World.) WY LADY has hind several weeks of unusually beautiful spring weather in which to. inspect, criticise and adapt the unusually beautiful spring gowns, wraps and other dainties prepared for the feminine world. At one of the openings of models the handsome redingote in tuffeta, Pongee and peau de sole was shown, while the jaunty bolero and natty Bton are in the race fram start to finish. These delightful little wraps can e merely the trim jackets to a plain suit, or by different development and finish can be the piece de resistance of an elaborate costume. They aro in in lavish profusion with costumes of all weaves of cloth, silk and the heavier wash fabrics. The plain Bton may have a vest with silk facings and fancy braids, 1) sleeves, and, of sourse, is worn with a fancy blouse whose dainty sleeves and neck finish give the proper complement. If the sun shines with a generous spring warmth we may see few wraps, and ins.ead our vision will be charmed with the handsome costumes ) im which the skint and bodice are alike. These are naturally more dre: © and with the changed contour of the slender waist and high bust, over which the drapery is arranged in graceful folds, my lady is, indeed, a Queenly figure. With such a bodice there should be the full puff sleeve Mike the one illustrated on this page. but Dame Fashion allows abundant Mberty of taste in the use uf all-over lace, embroidery or frills for the lower part Besides the draped blouse the graceful surplice is another becoming Style that admits of widely diverse elaboration, and its friends are legion. The skirts of these full costumes are often the nine and eleven gored Morlels, fitting easily over the hips and falling in graceful, abundant folds ebout the feet. ‘These suggestions are the ones that are proving most populur by their | adoption, but individuality of taste and appropriation pl most im- portant part; and the wealth of laces, embroidery, fancy braids and ap- Pique motifs so generously supplied by the shops absolutely prevent that ‘run-in-the-ground"” manner, since women give more study to individ- ‘ual style. As will be here seen, the designs for misses and girls follow closely the Hines adopted by their elders, differing principally in their development Let simplicity and good taste characterize their gowns rather than elaboration. . The most beautiful girlish models are shown in shirt waist suits, )) wallors and surplice effect in taffeta, natural pongee, foulard, linen and pique, all of which can be reproduced in much less expensive yet good _ Material. For the smaller girls the sailor suits blouse more, and the skirts are \ either kilteqd or gathered, Plaids, checks and flowered designs are all Droper for them, Lady's Toilet. This gown Is appropriate to the woman of slender or medium ngure, The radical features are the draped front and the sleeve showing the full puff and the tight cuff. The skirt, cut with many gores, fits smooth over the hips, Evening World Waist Pattern No, 37-A is in sizes from 82 to 38 Inches bust Mie medium size will require 21-4 yards of go Evening World Skirt Pattern > Aiains from ow Inches waist, The medium size requires 61-4 yards of goods 12 inches wide. Either pattern, 10 cts. The two, 20 cts, (See coupon.) s wide, soquinu Aue szpso Aew no, ee cera eyypeerneennen ne een ett npn bei cee ta eR phi Siu Cia R 4 nes THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1905. Lady's Shirt-Waist Suit. ‘This stylish ehirt waist is suitable to many of the season's fabrics. It te cut with wide shoulders and scant fulness at the belt, ‘The fronts open upon a chemisette, The skirt is gored, and may be cut in round or walking length, Evening World Waist Pattern No. 371-4 is In sizes from 82 to 42 inches bust The medium size will require 21-4 yards of gods #2 inches wide and 1-2 yard of con- trasting material for chemisette. Evening World Skirt Pattern No. 3127-A in sizes 22 to 9 in, walst, Me- Hum size 68-4 yards 42-inch goods. Either pattern, 10, cts. ‘The two 20 cts, (See coupon.) A> a0 Girl’s Blouse Dress, This little dress combines simplicity and comfort. ‘The skirt may be plaited or gathered and sewn to a waist or finy ished with a belt, Sultable materials are mohilr, flannel, serge, Unen and other wash fabrics. Quantity of ma- terial for medium size 83-4 yards of 82 Inches wide, Evening World Pattern Lady's Fancy Blouse. This garment may we worn over a shirt waist or used as a separate bodice, When the shirt waist ds worn the che+ misetta is discarded, The fronts cross in surplice fash= ion, Quantity of material re quired for the medium slae Is No, 8726-A {8 1in sizes from 6 to 14 yenry, 2 rds of 42 Inc wide Price 10 cents. (See coupon.) -_~ ana yard of contrasting hee ee oe i x material, Evening World P: Girl's Sacque Coat. This coat in tan covert is sultable to school or general wear, The back may: be belted in at the waist or left to hang perfectly free, and the cholee is given of three-quarter or Eton length. Quan- ‘ity of material for medium size 13-4 yards of 42 Inches wide and 11-4 yards of silk or valvet for facing collar and cuffs, Evening World Pattern No. 3731-A is in sizes 6 to 12 years. Price 10 cents, (Seo coupon.) tern No. to # | ents -A Is in sizes 32 hes bust. Price 16 (See coupon.) Lady’s Short Eaton, Ine oF the newest model the short spring Jacket of cloth t braid and having a vest, ‘Phe sleeve is a one-seamed leg-o' ‘ mutton and may be thr amarter ov full length. Quan- tity of Miss’s TwoePiece Costume. Simplo and girlish, with separate vest rial for medium sin ds of 42 inches or plastron. 'The blouse {s made with wid yard of conivast a bishop sleeve, |The plastrdn may be ing mate of the same omitted, and the blouse worn‘over any width, Evening World Pat shirt walst, ‘The skirt Is a gored and tern No, & A is in sizes from Plalted model, Quantity of material for medium size 63-4 yards of 82\ Inches wide and 9-8 yard of all-over. Byening World Partern No. 878-A is in sizes from 12 to 16 years, Price 10 cents. (Bee coupon.) 82 to 40 inches bust Price 10 sents, (6@ coupon.) TION JAC