The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1911, Page 12

ORIGINAL FASHIONS FOR HOME DRESSMAKERS; PATTERN MODEL DESCRIPTION. An afternoon gown of charming sim- Dlicity is made of a medium shale of lavender charmeuse trimmed up the | re front of the skirt and waist with y flat bows of pur et. The Jong sleeves in one y © walst are * trimmed in tke mani while purple embroidered eniffon cloth aytritle darker than the charmeuses showing amidst It glints of gold, torms 4 deep round collar oi yound peplum on the fre figished around with PATTOAN MADE ON BASIS OF 96 MIDE LE fringe. A delightful touch of contrast ing color is Introduced in the pury.o vel- | vet belt which tles on the right side in| long ends, revealing an emerald green satin facing, Purpie velvet also forms an inverted plait in skirt, which shows at a yoke to the elbow,| ¢ charmeuse {8 required to make it, also one-half yard chiffon cloth to embrold- er, one and one-half yards of fringe a}and one-quarter yard of lace for yoke, f narrow velvet ribbon and A of velvet All questions com > cerning designe dresses should be addressed to the Fashion Editor of The Evening World, No pat terna for designe in this column can @@ obtained, but with the descrip Won furnished it is a simple matter $0 work out patterns. 4 new and distinctive feature of Fate department is the élustration Of the diferent pieces of the pattern @eccssary for the making of the gare ment. It shows how easily the ab Orective desion can be executed and Gleo serves as a guide in cutting one’s wen pattern 17 ofth te needed. i ini ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Dear Fashion Fito T have a fancy striped soft sili dress ht ke to fix over for wear mall so gatherings this winter. Jt ts made with the ‘skirt tucked about the hip ished on the bottom with Ix-ineh band of the material on the bias, The waist ie gathered from a round yoke with small reveres of black velve: trim- ming over it. Do you think I could use cream all-over jace? MRS, K. M, Gut over your skirt to the witth of ‘wo yards around the bottom, fag Glightly at the belt. Rem: Dias band, waking of it a two-inch ruching, gathered through the middie, Which could frame « four-inch band of Qll-over lace, inserted near the bottom of the skirt. Gather the waist onto a found yoke of all-over Ince which tends over the shoulders to form top of the short puf ruching to finish the belt of black velvet with ends hanging from the left side back would add dis. tinction. Dear Foshion Editor Would be obliged if you could sug- gest a Way to use three and a half Yards of pink cotton crepe goods thirty- six inches wide. Would it be suitable for a party frock for a girl s 014? I could hand-embrolder on MES. R, A lighter weight material, such as mull or china sil, would be more ap- propriate for a child, I would using your material for a @ack, finished all around with ribbon and embroidered down the front and in drop-shoulder yoke effect, Dear Fashion EAitor I like the little tunic described Nov. and desire to make it up. I have black Warquisette to use and will lace it with biack velvet ribbon, but think the black embroidered banding too oid. Could I use pale blue embyoldery, calor I intend wearing un Sah oath the marquisette to through, instead of the outside, you could use light bine nd fine | Ad down o y n years ago a wrap having a seam tn I could easily make a t but T don't Know how to u: » the pieces I would have left for the walat MRS. Mev. You would not need much velvet to lower portion of the waist ulders. Have a long kim- et im, also @ short vest of with small rhinestone | ® yoko and collar of | ono slee: Jatin trimm, buttons a: cream lac Dear Fash a protty con- for a chiffon tunic to e t dress made In the | ‘enteen years old, have well devel. oped, and would like to wear the dress to a dance. K, MARIE Iam ure you would not like the of- | trasting ( anything. You might better try to fix it up with « wide girdle of pale bine satin which could form a fiat bow in bnek with one wide end hanging in panel effect weighted with blue fri | oar o crush of pale. bine matine |around your head with two large loops | of it in bow effect at the back. Dear Fashion Editor Kindly tell me how to ma challle | TUBERCULOSIS IS CURABLE Any Cough May Lead to Consum tion. instead of following cough oF any evil indications of stakes you, and do not t yourselt, 0 ste time in @ fruitless eearch after ficlent to cure ee this method fect of your velvet dress velled with | « Hours, 10 to 4 (Sundays, 11 ta 2) Wednestay and Friday evenings uu o'clock, ier cucmelad toad THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, know w A cute way of making ¢) one with the waist which cowl offect. Pipe the wlic with pink; | .e top of the hem in ti t piping of pink with @ plaiting A yoke and; of it protruding above. small under-caife of fine cream ince could bo finished with pipings of pink, | wete to-edtain the patterns, Hi would be to have ths short s swine four inchos on tho tack of the sleove a little below the rormal shoulder line, where a plaiting of thin he while a helt and ends of black velvet e advise if 1m: rorduroy #atisfia BACK Gore Sinyule fRowr i S104 iL \ yore a (Ar77 Pepi Re, a CREAM ay wear etorlly ? . Weigh 1 medium ow coms shades CLEANSING Sold. by all GOOD. Dealef®, © wex"NO Red Tape NO Club Fees NO Strings to This Offer! 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UNUSUAL VALUE 75¢ Sheer linen, colored hem and initial; also white 25¢ hand embroidered block initial, hand rolled edgef_ Each assorted) Box of 8 Imported lace and embroidered handkerchiefs, one each in a box. UNUSUAL VALUES. 40¢, 50c &* 85¢ Each Spectal Shetland Vesls Black, white and colors, 75¢ to $2.25 Chiffon Veils $1.50—Value $1.95 Hand embroidered wreath initials, styles ....... Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St,