Ladies’ Dress
The delightful frock shown in model No. 5975 is
one of the newest styles of the fall and winter season.
This garment may be developed for dressy wear, or
for general service, depending upon the manner of its treatment. It is made in Empire style, but the
regulation waistline may be used if preferred.
The pattern provides for plain or full sleeves,
and the four-gored skirt may be finished in short sweep, or round length.The round neck is collarless, and the insert of
contrasting material at the front of the garment from neck to skirt-hem in a
novel and quite pretty idea.
The frock presented was charmingly developed in
fawn-colored cashmere, with white front-piece.
The belt is of coffee-brown satin, and narrow velvet ribbon of the same
shade trims the garment. Brown bone
buttons are used to fasten the frock at the front. The sleeves have band cuffs trimmed with velvet
ribbon, and finished with a frill of ecru edging.
This garment may be carried out in blue serge,
plaid or checked material, or changeable taffeta. Indeed, the model offers a wide choice in the
selection of a suitable material for development.
The pattern, No. 5975, is cut in sizes from 32 to
42 inches bust measure. Size 36 will
require 8 yards of 27-inch material, 5 7/8 yards of 36-inch fabric, or 5 ¼
yards of goods 44 inches wide. Price of
pattern, 10 cents.
Pretty Striped Frock
Dresses of striped material are quite the fad this
season, and many clever garments are noted developed in striped serge, mohair,
voile and silk.
Most of these striped dresses are made very
simply, as any attempt at trimming such a garment at once detracts from its
elegance. Often the only embellishment
is the collar and cuffs of contrasting material, and sometimes an adornment of
fancy buttons.
This idea is delightfully illustrated in design
No, 5967.
Here we have a pretty frock developed in
brown-and-white silk, with the attractive new-style collar, and the chic
turned-back cuffs of white silk, though brown may be used for this purpose if
desired.
The dress is made in the pretty Empire fashion,
and has the closing at the left side of the front. Brown buttons are used to trim the frock, the
fastening being accomplished with hooks and eyes underneath.
The new-style skirt is seen, and the entire
appearance of the garment is fashionable, and in the very best taste.
Blue-and-white silk, black-and-white serge or
voile, and any of the new striped serges and other woolen materials may be
used.
The pattern, No, 5967, is cut in sizes from 32 to
42 inches bust measure. To make the
frock in the medium size will require 6 ¾ yards of 36-inch material, with ½ yard
of 27-inch contrasting goods. Width of
lower edge is 2 ½ yards. Price of
pattern, 10 cents.
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