The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1911, Page 10

es Ro Snore me tye The Children’s Choice * hack ta eft aide of tho belt, ina! Little ones as well asgrown | DESCRIPTION. Naval abaety belts ‘vraided tn rignt| upg delight in the irresistible red and with smal 4 A most practical and stylish little separate, there being a seam only at the centre back. The left side of the watst Dear Fashion Falito will you kind fen a party Gress for a little girl eal Ha Make the skirt of the flouncing, Using the allover as = vory wide belt| Seven or eight inches deep, which will | Give an Empire effect to the waist, | Feaching a little below the waist line| fy If 1% 1s possible to cut the proper. Gesign it would be pretty to draw| through it a colored sash, tying on the left side back. Make th of the flouncing in one with the tiny | puft eneres with a band of the all-| ORIGINAL FASHIONS FOR HOME DRESSMAKERS; PA eran” MODEL ne o s lack mats frock is made of navy blue serge. ‘The [tn A sailor collar of bi eint andj skirt and ler sleeve are cut |*@rting at the ne “ck in front fails low in sige the right and left side |e back, and Is edged on the bottom in one piece, the rig vlad with black stik fringe, as is also the ‘AN questions com | the all-ov: cerning designe | Dear, Padhion and materiale of | ould be enlarged, of The Evening World, No pat- same time you Tear’ Pashion Raitor uRKest. MRS. HL, the waist " (ea mieWelltgton sash of satin which ts tied on the right side and is confined by diagonally out portion cuts over to the right side and [slits in the dress portion, yer, attach a bow with ends on the Lett side back, Will you ainaiy, Inform me how much material is required for the dancing | dresses ahould be [frock in The Kvening World of Oct. 1s | addressed to the |for a girl nineteen years old? Aiso the | Fashion Bditog |e of 4 pattern house where patterns | The dress requires four yards o: messaline for fousdation aad two and a ards of chiffon cloth for tunic. terns for designe |x ao not know of any one to enlarge in thie column can “ pattern for zee Ire odtained, but with the deacrip- Sion furnished it (2 a etmple matter to work out patterns, ioe | & new and distinctive feature of $hte department is the sIustration | ‘of the different pteces of the pattern | mecessary for the making of the gar- It showe how easily the at- Yractive design can be executed and | @leo serves as a guide in cutting one's wn pattern if such ts needed, } —. ® pactagraph you could enlarge it yourself. Tt 16 1 very simple, Raith th snteeavalan aoe emenen yee ish, A good way would be to en- Kindly give me @ suggestion for ap | Noticeably distinctive in style, shape and quality, 178-180 FIFTH AVB. 181 BROADWAY Philadelphia o1¢Chestnutar. 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