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LIGHT FOR SPRING GOWNS
Great Voeus is Predicted for th
Sheer Goods.
EITHIR SILKS, LINENS CR COTTOfiS
All N'ew Materials Rotable for Freali
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the Season.
"At last we are to have the silk seasoD,
for which we have watted," cays one au
thority In fashion matters.
"The most wonderful cotton, season on
record," prophesies another man whose
opinion hn weight.
"Linens linens galore," is the Impressive
phrase in e dissertation upon coining
modes by a third wise nian.
And probably they all are right. We
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I'osalbly for wide variety and novelty tha
cotton lea the list, and not only do we
h:ivo offered uu improved versions of all
the familiar cottons, but the manuf ictur-
trs have cleverly iumaieu in cotton a very
larja numtor of tha wool und slllt m-i-tcrlals.
Cutton voiles, cotton cheviots, eottqn
oultlngs. cotton and silk materials In every
weight from firm to s ssumer-.i mi.se mo
shown, and many of them are priced at
figures which take them entirely out of the
domain of Inexpensive materials. One may
pay (3 'r1 or l"ton vone, una in.
fashionable high grude cottons with quite
much elaborate detuil and cosily trim
mings as re bestowed upon the chltfou
voiles of wool or of silk.
That sheer materials of the voile, mar
quisette and union class are to have a tre
mendous vogue acm a fact established,
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materials to la evidence. Stripes are prom
inent here, as in all classes of the new
fabrics, but checks and plaids in one o
tw tone coloring will be very popular.
There are, too, hand embroidered French
veilings which command high prices, the
embroidery being done In silk or In stand
ing soutache (vory fine soutache applied on
edge instead of flat) and bordered veilings,
showing deep border designs of stripes,
dots, etc., which echo the coloring of tfce
body of the material. Plain and fancy
weaves are alike la demand, and the
rather fine Btripes In whits and color, with
a tiny rib line separating the two, are be
ing made up Into charming frocks, usually
trim mod with taffeta, matching the colored
stripe.
The idea, of ths white or contrasting
lining under sheer veilings has been revived
and Is, at the moment, better liked than
the effect of fancy checks or stripes under
plain sheer material. Many of ths new
browns are particularly soft and lovely
over white. Another transparency Idea
which produces delightful effects Is the use
of a bordered silk under a plain or striped
seml-trunBparent material such as chiffon
voile or marquisette.
A whits silk with deep floral border under
ft striped marquisette In whits and black
or white ana color gives charging results,
and ths Parlslas dressmakers are having
deep borders painted upon the linings
where desirable effects In soft bordured
siiks enn not be obtained. Deep hems or
bands of silk are applied to the skirts of
sheer stuff, after the fashion so enthusias
tically received last summer and fall, and
to rrorlde a change from ths plain band
all sorts of battlement, scroll and other
Irregular designs are Introduced In silk
upon the bottom of the sheer full skirts,
which need to be weighted down In order
to achieve the clinging lines prescribed by
the mode.
The skirts of sheer materials on the voile
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In heavier materials, through loose, large
stitch hirrlng. This Is a step toward the
second smplrs styles, concerning whose
Importance vagus rumors are afloat, but
save In very soft stuffs tucks or plaits
around the waist lino are more graceful
and becoming than shirred folds, and It Is
probable that such adjustment will be
retained for everything save the sheer
stuffs and the very supple silks.
Many panel effects are Introduced upon
foreign models, and occasional tunlo und
peplum lines prove that these Ideas hava
not been altogether abandoned. Walking
skirts In most Instances show variations
upon the plaited Idea. One new model with
wide double box plaits In front and back
and at each side, while the Intervals be
tween are filled with side plaits, is used
for some of the smartest early styles.
For girlish use, these Walking skirts are
shorter than ever, but the ankle length
skirt is too extreme for the women of more
adrapced years, and for them is the skirt
clearing by two or two and a half Inches.
Dressy Bklrts 111, of course, continue to
b tunx all around, but the fate of the
train Is uncertain, the round skirt showing
signs of regaining favor.
Tailors of ability are reveling In the
tours da force which the popularity of
striped suitings renders possible. Even
In a very severely tailored costume great
originality and finish may be obtained by
clever handling of ths stripes, and some
of the most chic r.ew models show bias,
horixontal and vertical striped effects all
combined In one harmonious whole.
Bungled, such' tailor work would resemble
nothing save patchwork, but skillfully
maneuvered, the mingling of these line
effects may do much for the figure and
give decldud Individuality to a coat and
skirt of uncompromising severity. Narrow
horizontal strappings on vertical stripe
eoat and skirt, narrow panels of horizontal
strips set between vertical plaits, bands on
panels of bias lines meet In V shape all
these are popular, and, when no more
complicated use of the stripe possfbllitles
Is Illustrated, the coat Is, at least, so cut
that the lines slope from the shoulder point
inward, accentuating shoulder width -and
waiat sliwness.
Almost all of the new suitings of high
grade are delightful both in texture and in
coloring, the soft grays and modes and
browns and blues being so blended with
white and with each other that there Is an
Indescribable air of refinement and unob
trusive beauty, even about the wider
stripes and the larger checks. Not In many
years, if ever, have there been so many
attractive suitings iu tae delicate grays and
modes, and it will be hurd for any woman
to choose severely practical dark material
for her tailor frock this season.
One Uus of siried suitings which is
decidedly original, but has nothing spte
tacular about it, is in fine strlpos of dull
browns, blues, greens and whites, all blend
tug perfectly. Down these stripes are. the
tiniest of plu point silk dots ia many colors
rod, yellow, blue, etc.
Insofar as predominating eclors for tl:
new season are concerned, all is still con
Jectui. Ths manufacturers have made
their guesses; but it remains to be seon
what the ultra-fasiilonable will elect m
their favorite colors.
All Indications point to a great vogue for
the browns ri l yellews. ecrus and all
tints akin to the light browns. Certain
straw and ionize shades promise well, and
there are brownish yellows with freeman
tlnse which have Urn taken up by the
Ulliners and are (era In, sums of ths sheer
silken t tuffs.
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prominence, and there seems no doubt that
reseda, almond and some of the light greens
of mustard suggestion will be strong
features of the spring modes. Many hats
of yellowish or burnt straw tonus combine
browns and yellow greens In their trim
ming; und these colorings are emphasized
throughout the now flowers, feathers.
wings, grasses, etc., which are furnished
for the trimming of the spring hats.
The linens, which are finding ready sale
even at this early dale, are more varied and
beautiful In colorings than ever before,
and here again we find browns from dark
tobacco brown to the light bright shades
much In evidence. The kbakl and natural
tones, deep ecrus, straw color and string
color are. favorite linen lines, and a
creamy unbleached linen of fine quality Is
exceedingly well liked.
The gray linens are considered very
smart, and there are many lovely shades
In the blue, green, lavender and rose
linens. Many of the finer linens are of
double width, and the prices run to 11.75 or
12, though linens of excellent quality may
be had for 75 cents to II.
Linen robes beautifully hand embroid
ered are on view In all the shops, and
there are, too, embroidered bordurs linens;
that Is, linen with a deep embroidered
border. This border Is most often executed
in fine soutache, with French knots and
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occasional embroidery . stitches scattered
throughout the intricate design, and the
result is often exceedingly effective.
Apropos of soutache embroidery, certain
novel and lovely imported frocks of whit
batiste embroidered elaborately In soutache,
might be mentioned, the embroidery ex
ecuted In the most intricate band designs
and Indescribably rich In effect. Our artist
hns sketched one of these Imported lingerie
models, and this sketch In the central
group will give some slight Idea of the
model, though the odd embroidery must
be seen to be appreciated. Another sketch
In the same group pictures a linen frock,
a model of the gulmpe or Jumper class,
with strappings and little hand embroidered
marguerites for trimming.
Linen laces dyed to match the material
are upon some of ths new linen frocks and
coats, and such dyed lace in cluny, filet
or antlaue forms a most successful trim
ming, some soft lace such as Valenciennes
or a fine batiste embroidery bolng neces
sary, however, near the face and in the
Inevitable undersleeves.
Just what Is to be done with sleeves
seems to be the riddle of the season. One
of the best fashion Journals this month
announces stoutly that sleeves are to be
shorter than ever, scarcely reaching to the
elbow; but another Journal of the same
class declares as solemnly and finally that
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sleeves are lengthening and that the three
quarter length will be the accepted thing
for the summer.
Reports from Paris and the Riviera In
cline toward the acceptance of the latter
verdict. There will, no doubt, be many
elbow sleeves upon dressy frocks, but the
very short sleeve was so burlesqued and
abused last season that the pendulum
seems likely to swing the other way. Many
of the dainty lingerie blouses have long
sleeves, and where the sleeves are short,
as is generally tbs case in the more
elaborate models, they corns well down
below ths elbow.
One thing seems sure. The new sleeve
droops at the shoulder, and very often In
deed one finds the greatest fullness about
half way between thes houlder and elbow.
A correspondent writes us from Monte
Carlo that a number of fashionable Parisians
have worn frocks whose sleeves of sheer,
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supple material were merely softly wrinkled
or fulled over the arm, following the line
of the army closely and ending at ths
elbow, Just below the elbow, or, In some
cat, reaching almost to the knuckles. Th
bodices of which such sleeves wsre a part
Invariably widened over the shoulder or
were so trimmed over the shoulder that
they gave a lung shoulder line and drooped
over the wrinkled sleeve in cap fashion.
This, of course, Is extreme, but the fashion
straws which flo.it in the Riviera current
are worth noting.
V-shaped trimmings are as popular as
ever for bodices, and there are many tacit
effects obtained by draperies, which wldun
at the shoulders to fall over the sleeve
top. Sleeve caps or over sleeves cut In
one with the bodice or coat are Increas
ingly numerous, and trimming around ths
armhole bids fair to be one of the sea
son's fads.
Often a little silk frock will hava a
bodice which Is little mors than a com
bination pelerine and bolero worn over a
sheer blouse. Buch an arrangement was a
feature of a brown and whits striped silk
frock sketched among ths small cuts, and
a host of variations, mora or leas elabor
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ate, upon this Idea are promised for tha
summer.
Fancy little draped coats are also liked
for the slk costumes and plain and fancy
silks are often combined In such costumes,
as In the case of tha pictured model with
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the plaited skirt of blue taffeta, between'
whose plaits, when they fly open, one haa
glimpses of blue and white block check,
and the draped coatee of blue and white
block check trimmed In soft folds and
scarfs of blue.
GOLF CAPS COMING BACK
Aatoaaohile ityles Will Ba Cosiflasd to
Those Persons Who Need
Tnrm.
The change In style of many articles of
wearing apparel is noticeable In caps and
tlio present popular cap Is a combination
of the golf and automobile styles. Tha
small golf cap will, however, be more
widely worn this year than last, when the
automobile type predominated to a great
extent. Qreat latitude will be allowed Hi
the choice of colors In golf caps, which
will run from the sudbued dark grays and
mixed goods to the gaudy plaids, the latter
probably being the most popular as In
many previous years for outdoor wear.
Ths eartabs, which were Inaugurated by
automoblllsts, will not be made on any
caps except those strictly for use In con
nection with the "buss machines," which
are now mad mostly of corduroy and
leather.
FADS IN EASTER JEWELRY
Masrallnlty Not tilveo Much Attention
In ths News Thlaa-s on
Display.
Fads In Easter Jewelry have not ben
adopted to any extent in Omaha with tlio
possible exception of gifts to some h-mlnina
friend, but many novelties are betng dis
played In this line by haberdashers and
Jewelois. The designs are usually In til
form of Etuiter eggs, rabbits or small Towls,
while th nure serious aspect of th season
Is preserved by the crosses, but It Is evi
dent that most buyer consider tha day
more of a festival than religious feto and
govern their purchases accordinsjly.
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