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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
11
Fashion notes feature Russian blouse styles and princes dress adaptions for hot weather. Two material combinations prevail from gingham to silk, with sailor dresses praised for athletic young women and seaside wear. A blue linen sailor model with stripes and a white blue shield is shown. color contrast enhances chicness for young miss and matron looks. Sixteen year olds need 11 1/2 yards of fabric with trimming allowances.
The passage outlines affordable dress options for hot weather, highlighting a veil skirt silk coat ensemble and semi princess dresses in wash textures. It notes collarless necks and elbow sleeves for heat defiance, the revival of the sailor dress, and practical fabrics and materials for outfits suitable into autumn.
A brief pattern note describes making small wraps to protect collars and yokes of dresses or jackets. Instructions discuss materials such as rath or fine allkoling, steel or bone hooks, and stitches including trebles and double crochets, with guidance on throat shaping and a breast stud detail.
Fashion notes describe new waistline trends with Dutch necks embroidered in galleons and foulard waists with collar leaf. Three quarter sleeves appear on silk waists, Wash silk and Ghantung pongee fabrics feature in various waists, including kimono sleeves and Persian silk with ties. Silk trims use contrast piping. dainty cotton crepe waists emerge in single pieces. Marquisette seen with Irish lace. elbow sleeves on lingerie models. Plaid muslin and madras push tailored skirts, dotted Swiss also popular for simpler styles.
Narrow ribbon velvet bows trim striped wash silks for very young girls. Silk is not advised for children but colored striped fabrics from Japan and China are launderable and dust shedding. Bow and rosette parts are removed when garments are washed.
The text describes repeating a crochet row pattern with double crochet and trebles, turning with chains, and continuing for several inches. It specifies four trebles followed by a double crochet in the third treble, then repeating to the row end and turning with chain stitches.
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