The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1913, Page 6

Practical adaptation of this manner of | coatatvan with the elongated belt line “raping, especially suitable for reat] but as Tam 6 fee Making Dresses at Home From Original Designs By The Evening World's Expert. MLLE, LODEWICK. Mest Helpful Home Dressmaking Column Published. The Articles Will Be Printed Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. " not think the elongated belt would be unbecoming, but if you should fing it #0, you could trim your skirt with a band of the ma- terial attached at the knee line, whioh would break the length. You could also make your coat-drese with a yoke across the shoulders and in front. | fon is | with pi | by the | cream over! the blouse portion | de Chine shown | which starts at the/ nt ning In fichu style around the lett shoulder drops In @ cupuchin hood effect in back, when it continues up Dear Fashion Falitor Will you tell lover the right shoulder, passes under Pel Mk the bugle embroidered belt and drops to | Aresses like sample of blue silk for my velow the knee Hne, It Je only at this | GMuehters—one aK are | point that the lace need be cut, If ane | Mette, and the other eleven years old, a |te afraid of showing the wrong side, | ents deena are tholt 06 ot fe bie dre differ urns back here to be caught up | WYO! as he belt, a little to the left side back, Bugle embroidery, of | which the belt Is made, forma a glitter. jing band at the knees serving to hold in place the lace folds and somewhat ‘The dress for your eleven-year-o14 daughter could be made with the skirt having two scant rnffies and the waist with « two-inch wide ‘vest all the way down of cream lace, | confine any bit of extra fulness in the Distinctive indeed is the band| besides which have piaits of the Jof black velvet which eneircles each | ™Sterial. Pinish the neck with a fat arm, and ie caught on the top to the | C0llar of lace, starting from the vest opening; also gather the sleeves into @ cuff of lace. Blouse the waist | @lightly over a wide straight belt, which is lapped on the side front with three gisss buttons to hold it. Por your elder daughter make the Gress, with an elongated belt line, a ash of the silk tying on the left | side and ite end finished witha bana | of Bulgarian embroidery. Open the ‘waist Gown the left side with four @iaee buttons in groups of two to shoulder drapery, The cluster of tiny | yellow roses at the V neck tn front adds | daintily to the one-color scheme of the which the lace ts draped | suggests a practical way an old frock. Lace does necessarily have to be used, but ¢hiffon | with @ one-inch hem sewed in by tiny {bends would also bo very pretty, If the gown were rose color, black chiffon yeads would be charming A pansy r gown with drapings of| fasten, while on the right side, just a + and gold bead embroid-| gbove the bust line, place a pocket ery, also tiny gold flowers, would make | of the vivid embroidery. Pint the nbination, And, equally pretty | would be a green gown draped with black and trimmed with gold embrotd- fs fery, while rich pink flowers could be * | tucked at the point of the yoke. edge of the embroidery or a embroidery stitch done in some of the colors used in that on the sash ——— and pocket. | ANSWERS TO QUERIES. i | aes Mill you Kindly urwert some way to Dear Pestiton made of lace banding like 1 would ithe to make a Ltn Diouse ine os B hur GRECIAN-TRECO HE Grecian- Treco Cor- set conforms in every de- tail to accepted fashions, and gives the svelte lines which distinguish the classic, ‘‘natural’’ figure. The made of a silky, material — flexible — smooth hips without seams or strips — almost boneless—fitting over the form as the human skin. For giving the figure uncorseted— naturat—charming~ graceful lines— the Grecian-Treco is highly recom- mended by dressmakers who know it. At All Dealers’. In Varying Styles, $5, $7.50, $10 to $25. sample? What sort of material | Grecian-Treco is knitted Nothing meets the demand of the eve- ning Kown better than crepe, and with this material and charmeuse, also em- broidered nets and tulles, these costumes will be richer than they have been for a long time, ‘The skirts are etin very narrow, although phe ample drapery | which characterizes them all gives! them the appearance of greater width. | This fashion of drapery was always | hatled with delight vy the woman of | sylphlike build, while the one of stouter proportions stood still and wondered y,] What would become of her. But with | the insistent use of the drapery we find | that it can Ve arranged to not only be- come the stout person, but also to lengthen her Mnes, ‘Thin effectiveness ts by the draping of if, but often & width of Wesprit, chiffon or The Bien Jolie Brassiere, worn in combina- f° tion with the corset, assures the unbroken outline iy thet ua fashionable figure. 50c, $1.50 to 612. $1, * BENJAMIN & JOHNES, Newark, N. 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