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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINO. JAYKJARY 19. 1003. 4 . '.it"' 1 Folds Running liArouna the Arm Are TJsed in Both Light ' anc? Heavy i .Materials I and Odds ; and Ends of Materials May Be Success- fully Used Up "in tke Making I mcj$ One's Sleeves V v,-. v V.' 8 Mm, m u Mte iflli K s j '.TO 2L TV- H I P4 iloat'ingl'.S Sr of cAiry Stuffs : f ' Drape tke! ' j j :' V.SkoulJers ' i - ana Derve as Sleeves m 1 Evening Gowns and tke Gre cian Lines Demand tke Grecian Effects V 'v. N A Dinner Gown Sleeve of Lace and Embroidery, Split Up the Outer . Side and Caught Across With Ornament. D This Pecaliarljr Made .Sleeve Is Cut In One with the Coat Yoke. E A Simple, Long Sleere of Cloth Laid in Deep Folds. F Long, Transparent Sleeves of White Tulle, Wrinkled to the Knuckles Are Favored bjr Far is lan Women. G Double Sleeves, the Upper One With Turned Back Cuff, Are Still Worn. wmm, JA In Taris the Sleeve Moulded to the Arm Is Slowly but Surely Gaining Ground. It Be Before American Women Take It Up? s How Long Will iirumruiiy, noininff is mors oecoming aerneam, this imverv hanelne over to a nrettv arm than a soft casinor of and half Mniin. . 8 A uown 01 uroaociotn; - - rf'ectly Trlns'pTr.nT ' . eev? DieTe vompoBcu 01 iuiw wnnKied wftlto tulle, which Parisian evening aowns. ) .lowlv but inniv inr v.i Th j,iu UnleM, pexhPi it be the long, assured of both belnr ud to date llKnt sleeve. both for day and band of ffold and fastened with a very to be seen. posed of alloveT Valenciennes laca, laid in the sketch lettered "K." This la In deep folds afound the arm. Just at caught in several placea'wlth cord and eitiow it Mt- auht with the H Tight Sleeves of Lace, Trimmed In. Novel Fashion, Are New Points in Evening Gowns. I Any Number of Materials Are Combined With Good Effect In One Sleeve. J Directoire Sleeve of Cloth, With Turned-Back Embroid ered Cuff and Ruffle. of Lace. K The Influence of Old Greece Is Being Felt in the Lines of Gowns and Sleeves.1 r , L This Form of Sleeve I Much Used on Evening Gowns. 3 a. broad tasneu. allowlnir rllmDfie .01 tne arm 1 ak . nati ta ha avaaAvt Tkn ssmA fit a A fa VAtlskSl Some golden are oulta wide and flowing. f fastened chiffon put around tha shoulders at the M Folds Running Around the Arm and Strapped With Clothf Are Seen on a New Model! Sleeve. N Three Original Coat Sleeve; Frequently this scarf effect is foe Folds: Over a Long CIoW-Fittlng ndh,,.b,,!.a.uJ;', V"1"? f2n.'" ,"-t nch' dressmaker. "&er.-f frop attha'w withT WgTgold . oack flcnulirki-then ikyinY'.oftly over Mt trimmint of th"a , goVVhTrestj ' .... ... iiifH vui. iniiiuna suns wtin noi a mnATinn nr ivnnr.finii ani mid ArnnmAnt. Hrnm nr tn bimv lira, inn iod 01 inn irm nu ouflnuuB in uuBiumB Dflinv mcreiT boh iojub vm : oieeve 01 jjace. gowns for evening wear, and come ausDlclon of fuiinc a, ,h. . j ' - j ., i .i .1.. v,. v, in innr nd in tn mntariat ah h i rnJ nJT-. 01.... t mtA t- wtAm .! uIYiY- . T7 J 0 """"I u . ' ii ' wiuen lowara tne nana, a peculiar sleeve, Illustrating the use lolcls. . rroni are a moan 01 mt munnnu , ouih- tereu on me scan, wrucn is emoroiotu v ' lu.cb utxi 4u. u lyyuvwu Miio irequenuy tney are close- or several different kinds of material, It is remarkable how often sleeves are times tnese enas are arawn inrougn in coior or sprinKled with seqmns. Around the Arm and Fastened 1&cinmM L"'fi,l,"j wrist. Many are cut In is to be seen In the sketch lettered "I. dispensed with altogether In svenlng large round buckles on either side of heavy border done in dull gold or i . 1 nose two rather eccentric modes one with the rest nf tha nrm.nt winn t,. ,.u T.. u- k.i. iia'a in front, hut ouit vor in nrun n oil ami ' With Gold , Ribbon and Iawge -the bell-ehaped hat and the kimono moulded to the turn "of tha I shoulder ths rgowVmetred out and buttoned overt SrWwT Over th4 toof he scarf and welgh'tln UOKI iiucfcje. . h, th uVrtii n? wv, iTJi , in.B. o'rectoire i ne next little cap Is of velvet, edged serving a double purpose, urapenes 01 snouioer 10 nem. -j ....... . . . . " .i4 vuiiiwi ihmjk Buovfl witii a wn.infln nnfl at nmmnr irtT n 1 1. 1 . 1 1 , . , . , 1 1 1 . . 1 1 see tnem worn oy smart women every- nuing models. sleeve only to bo commended for its wnere. aiuiougn ine sp-caiieo Kimono aui. over nere you can take your oddity, certainly not for Its beauty, sleeve ha so tr departed from Its or- oholca for quite as many sleeves of In the sketch marked 'B"a eava a urn ... r,:'"j-j"T...i t;' ... i uMuw one wnne oeiow tnts is a aeeo rail or net. u-v v.- propneiKj, oui up 10 iaie mey riounsn. or xne most picturesque or the close- unadorned save for a narrow hem. A 1 any excuse jor Jiot omviu , modish sleeve. s , Never baa there oeea a time -inai in. h., t f.r t.. nH .- "it -"V". " v T"3"" , , A. . . - , . ""- v. .iu uiuiiiimi i o worn 01 anomer Droaqciotn gown la snown. -1 wert there have been so many nese friends would have some difficulty as the ones of severe outline. The three little top capes are formed of models to choose from or so raanr pos- ,nBJfi" u- v.. ,h And 'rJenAtbr I,0" "f: "ditto- it's broadcloth folded over: below them Is a slble materials Abt material or any ,Mu"' rtAn.ner 0WM w thasa widr all a matter of Individual taste. Short, long close-fKting cuff of Jaca, ending nu maienais. Any material or any Bieevep. Often, when the gown Is of long, three-quarters, seven -eighths at the wrist --v number ot materials used together In a transparent stuff, satin is introduced wear what is most becoming. Folds running around tha arm seem Kent now to "go. !;;, io, ,i .YKnlTi "v, tra Bive 01 miner a ieature or many smart sleeves. IsW oman s T Love Stronger Tkan M an s : mi! mi Hi.tinrtinn hetwaan. the elements that It Is kept pretty much of their existence, dominates both quality 01 in lOVes OI tne two .-,.. ,S nnilnn remilraa. tlon tn tha fr mt1 out to them, the saxas lies in the different now- o,. mi... tmn tha'S sorrow m rinto. - era of concentration. Men lova, exception of the few passionless, cold- v.! n?y b? a mora arratlo, aentlmental it nit ha aaaartad. trniw anona-h. blooded Indlvlduala who never realist affeotlon than that of men! but : who'll It doesn't eem to matter" the least W2.Z" J Sh!?. oUioinTlicI Their heart, ar. touched by oerUtn rihSiy Z VaM . k vL --.- aaaa.vs -" " J 'MB rji4u. uui 11 WU WIIC DlVJavn II 1 Iin IBS 1 1 f HIT n Si ar orn n sml akVWISl . . . . - ' .. , mi .U..JI If the fabria frim M"u UI "WM wa' or !'"""."''' ". out n you une sieeve or broadcloth sketched ends . ... ju. .i;" .r..'"" iuu. v" T"r 11 suui.-eBBi.uijy, most cnic. jn two mua UDturnlne 7""'' rest or the Paris Is sending us In lately Imported Very short puffs of tulle, caua-ht un cuffa. each on faa.Vi --'-" v eveninr luwni. mo mun suorauie iioai- nere ana Dn wiui roseDuas or Tor- tona. gown. Just Jet at r iiid ov.ri.iiDh?. woman, their affecUons respond to tha affection. They'lova passionately, with course, either winding up on an elevated 'J&ffy&VM. vibration, .at in n0H. h w affinity heart, soul and brain. It takea poa- ypUtform of Joy or alnkln Into an abyas , " " " whinh rftH.,.!. .i..t" hut session of their whole being to tha ex.; or espair. 4fci v".;:." wnion claims a responsive element, out riuainn at ail aiaa. it la Iha kavnnta Love is at onoa ths bestower aye. occasionally.- underneath all thi. ai oMinarv. work. ""n or all else, it la tns aeynota a v -a most Yv,atrlal ., i. i .T , v ct;uiiia: (uwhb, inn nivii suwwik iiuai cuiu luora wiui ruBouuus or lor- tons. Mnimnm to the ' &aaSr Alt'if? Blve" of chiffon and kin. aret-me-not, are worn by the debutante. ' Soma cloth eoats nffiPient andrthat is a tired airy fabric They are rather os If vou have perfect arms sleeves may sleeves of fur. tha .a1a .u.-TI--ei::- the "angel sleeve" order that sleeve be eliminated altos-ether without shock- alrht belnr a nm m.iiu v.i iio.a.iiiK inr a i - r . . . . . . , . . . . . . . .. - . - . . -.- " . v . alwava worth whlla. Ti, long uriovea 01 .ngusn women, ing tne -ropneues, a roia or of dress which carried r u.' . ? Dt T J1? -put up the otlter side drawn. VghUy-: around the truthfullv and franklv tSI J c" 5 lne cnouioer, allowing tne wnoie teniaiionsiy taxini I.!StrilyJ'n1 -Vi the length of bars arm to be seen. Borne. If a sleera Isn1 v.i viuTiaBnionao 4i,. . i.v 1. ,. .,. . . . :: ...irr : i t ' ' " 7 . w lHW(iu KVilwi niiu villa ov. iun a, v Lll&l, laci cuai collar Q IUr, 1 SiJ' JSSSrtSiua' nnderneath all this real, ordinary, work- little ahaiiow vnka to a-day personality is seldom touched. tulle match the sleeves. With other jackets v Their love Is probably sincere enough: The Land of Heart's Desire. ound the arm unos- of oloth the broadcloth ends at the el- but Intermingled aa it la with buaii the sleeve s place. bow, below this being a close-fitting cares, maaculine friends and sports, t mad altogether of cuff of fur. With this goes a narrow hundred and onO odd things which a am aa 4r Va, ava tknt 1., ..a .-11. M j9 m. m . a. a. a m of the! srreateat tov. and tha most exaulslt pain. When under Its influence thM wnnia world aaama cnanaea. tne inn is brighter, the songs of the birds ar. J&SfSS "tL KIS - .Vkawoni k. tno aMM ka .K..a. . vv - auiva 1 on the prevailing lines-4n4 the miLi0f..f ,h?wn to tha figure will enter somewhere into Its construe- speak, freak fashions, and not to bs rec- y no i '. slaves aVnot alartnasranUwvM thr ha.n "on. -.Perhaps the upper p4rt may be ommended to conservative people. of their l.nr n..a , tt,.t rf ,ul -I...... . lotlf, loose and floatlnsr on the nndar wholly of some other material, and tha Thara la. mora than a ana.a-..,n ..M n of datathen 'Tielpr 7 "i.t 1 """traeeful and picturesque long cuff of lace, closely fitted, but if the draperies of old Greece In many of that they seli So the possibility of easily bringing AmJthi;, "a V thaalewa la a three-quarter one lac; the gowns which are late productions sonallty to be tha staves of a gown up to the modi tMT-i $'p of the great foreign designers. Tha their affection or tne moment is put anotner point to aausv rhaiaVi ir .SIT . i";,, mphaslre what I said In a recant ar- traTts mw.m14 con: compo"(1 ?.n" tide that thU la the year for made. ?rk.xiL2?ior, '"r,- with ths rest are not oulta tha n over thlnps. . - , ders. haniinV in n- Jr" omanda an underskirt, so the thought of a possible rival, are mora A sleeve of lace with a'.hlt of the . f ront t is orni?SnBlr i v " ovarslaevas. They ara such a graceful lines of the figure are not dlspMtyeoy Important factors In a man's wooing ssmelaca used In ths yoke is a favorite gold ar iiive iS,hrifl!,rWi5ited aWl and bacomlng fashion that .women are with quite all the frankness of ancient than the actual love Itself. v scheme.- (Of course your gown has a metal taaseirt mall rhii4,-';4".!" ' & flvtHH'? api . times yet , - , To aum up charitably, men lova prln. a,. ii 1.1. ....tn. '"."'-rncrl- TAla la an ad. : ' Certainly what la a taovaltv in alaava . Ctt inun. alaavaa nmt ha a ai.i. inoii. tu rik. a..... akaii a ih.u n... - "... . ,vu iii(j. waT in .ra.n.n m n . , . . . ? . . . - - - - . w . waB b . . w. VM.-. w - miii -Aaa.'' in mm mjuk i i.E.T:.-" r" BBrrruiiini;.-w-mtowb- IB- ma iifuri Ma great atteoxion-is said to tnait aonaiitv.- aincara anoH.n Dnt later. rT..."''-i arW " ala?v ttailf to eosa. iapln. ICany acw spirt ap a slarwa mlnu4 ith many otbar paraonaa chantments wait. i go to - That land so heaveaiy sweet; and Is loved. But these are, so to make up) the ordinary bachelor's Ufa, It Jet all the paths we follow, soon or lata. means occupies tne major pari una in ine ueacn nv. existence, ana i may truiy oe . . , .. even the most devoted of men "And still it lures us to ths eagar guest. aMan aiiAea thai A'sawas ia. m jm 1 1 iia n a v nw n a v ' be ahadowad or engulfed by "But I." she said, her babe upon her wf7r.,.. ffMHnhi - J , , 5 breast a anntaw miii.i. Although sleeves pversklrts are cat to hang in classic There la an element ' of Self Ishness, 3ut I ha va found ths way." mora or less, in ail men, ana at wmes ; ' ; .. . , . ". . aetermtnation not to xaii, or tne -ooraa time, na , sigoea, wnen youta ana joy are spent, Our feet tha gates may win"- -"But I." she smiled, with eyas of deep oontent. An Anto Thought, " ; "Automobiles." said Wragged WhlaJ kers,"lst glttin' so common nowadays It'll aoon be aafa fer tia fellers' to yay we re hos tiers looain- ler worn, i Areas aaama to hara wmaaaya But I hare entered in." a-mUjaUctan Miliar la 4e s Comparatively Eaay..' "lt's hard to loss the savings of a lifetime." . , , , "Oh, not so hard. I know of aJosen; pMB With sohemea that you could g i"V: ft. . . -J .
