: THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY ! MORNING. JANUARY 23, 1003.
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Late Mo Jels of Lingerie
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- Alrla Wear Pa.
Jamaa Just Like
; Brother. These Are
of Fine Rajah Silk'
Ornamented With
' Chinese Embrold-
' , err. With Mule to
Match.
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B Dainty Chemise
With , Yoke of
French Embroidery,
Lac Insertion and
- Fine Tucks.
O -"Petticoat With
Satin Ribbon
Threaded Through
SHU in the Lower
. Edge , of the
' Flounce. Corset
Cover Has Embrold
. ery Put On in Sua
, pender Effect.
DXigbtgown With
.. Ribbon Ran, French '
. Embroidery :. Yoke
. and Loose Sleeves.
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UFFLE3 and t rilla. laces and bows
ars supposed to hold a particular
fascination M ths feminine
fancy. Yet Just now they are
, ' sternly foreKoins; all these
frivolities to array themselves for the
noura of sleep In severely cut pajamas.
; Pajamas so like their brothers that only
the slat marks the difference between
tbem. - . ': ,
The sams materials that men's lpp-
ing garments are made of are employed G E xquislte Little
In their construction soft Aannela and V-,K, ,
th (InMt nt nnnrM anil Ml,h allka Algnt UaPS Are Ml
The Jackets are military in cut with
straight band or rather narrow turn
down collars. Sometimes they are minus
. collars at all, in which case the neck is
Always cut out slightly V-shaped and
. piped with a narrow cord of color. The
fastening is made with frogs of braid
' put on slantways down the front and
there is a reallytruly breast pocket in
which to tuck a handkerchief.
The sleeves, to be entirely correct,
, are. cut like a man's coat sleeve, with
. sometimes a turn-back cuff. The trous
ers are long and roomy.
Chinese embroidery is used very ef
fectively In the pajamas shown in the
sketch. Occasionally a little braiding
' is -applied down the front and on ihe
collar and cuffs. But any great con
trast In coloring is .not good form."
Thus pajama jackets of pongee are
braided in coffee color end rajah silk
embroidered in shades of cream and pal-
' est yellow.
Charming little half Slippers Chinese
mules, if I may use such an anomalous
: term often accompany pajamas. If you
are very luxurious you have them made
to order, of the same material as your
pajamas and decorated with the same
embroidery that adorns your-pajama
E Lace-Edged Ruffles
Finish the Lower Edge
of Chemises and Rib
bon Bows Adorn the
Shoulder Straps.
F Undergarments Have
rery Wide, Much
Trimmed Ruffles.
Present a Fad Among
Smart Women. Many
of Them Are Delicate
ly Scented.
H Sachet Ribbons With
Which to Tie Up Bun-
dies of Lingerie and
Jeweled Corset Hooks
Are Two Novelties.
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flUe Pajama Girl is
and Satin Bloomers
Are vVorn Undeg
: Evening Gowhs
Ritton Run
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I NUhtgown With Shallow Yoke c
and ont Panel of Etrtbi-oldery. J Combination Garments Are Popu-
Orlginal Sleeves Composed of Iace
Insertion and Ribbon Bows.
jacket. Your friends will be sure to
dub them "cute."
Hut while to Imitate your brother In
the matter of his night lrag may be
up to date and smart, it doesn't appeal
to every one. Many women still re
main laithful to the more feminine al
lurements of fine linen, with trimming
of delicate French embroidery, minute
lar. This Shows Corset Covers and
Short Skiri in One.
beading and frothy ruffles of lace.
While there doesn't seem to 6a any
thing sensationally new In lingerie, each
Season brings fresh fruit of the clever
designer's hanfj, more charming models,
for women to rave over. This year is
no exception.
We find the same materials In under
.garments fine nainsook, batistes and
I
WOMEN DRINKERS MAKE MISERY-Han.ili.t-
. ing to Tkink Intemperance is on tke Increase
By Mrs. John A. Logan.
T IS with deep humiliation that one
Is obliged to admit that Intemper
ance emong women 1s, seemingly
' on the increase. " !
Certain it is that no self-respecting
woman of the olden time would
have publicly indulged in any form of
dissipation. Cocktails and the various
enticing drinks were probably not in
vogue, but the.timehonored mint Jullps
have always been in fashion for men.
, It ts now no uncommon tl lng to see
women go Into a restaurant, hotel or
club . dining-room, , unaccompanied by
gentlemen, and order brandy and sodas,
Manhattan cocktails, or any other al
coholic concoettoh which . happens to
strike their fancy, and drink them with
all the nonchalenee of. a connoisseur. .
Many ; consider a luncheon or - after
Mi
Button-Holed
Slits is a
New Feature
of Many
,C UnderH
Garment
all ths French linen weaves, Night-
fown sleeves seem more abbreviated
han ever in fact, on some a mere frill
of lace does duty for the more substan
tial sleeve. Sleeves, when they are of
which might be caught were this petti
coat worn beneath a muslin gown.
Ribbon hows seem to be tacked on to
llna-erle Without much rhvme or reason.
But such delightful bows they are that
ample slsc, are loose and hanging, much no explanation is 'demanded for their
monograms, are also popular as gifts,
which are frequently exchanged. It
comes, mayhap, from very old-fashioned
notions, but nevertheless there
is something revolting in seeing women
drinking and smoking.
It is for women to maintain the high
est standard of morality in society and
If they fall to appreciate their respon
sibility, they fall short of their mission
and can lay no claim to being the better
part of creation. . : .
Almost all the Ills In the catalogue
can be traced to Intemperance; hence,
If women countenance Indulgence in
spirituous liquors they, are tampering
with the most dangerous enemy of
viriue.
Frequently, before their majority, they
sre hopelessly under the thraldom of
the vicious inheritance.
Until women become teetotalers, ths
race is In jeopardy throueh the baneful
innuence intemperate mothers may in-
convlnce any fair-minded person that
me nation is m pern rrora the intern
perance of men and women, a majority
of whom represent the highest society
of the country.
up and lace Inserted and
slashed
trimmed
An original sleeve is shown on the
nightgown in the sketch lettered "I."
It Is made of bands of insertion, edged
with lace, running around the arm.
flict upon the children Of each nnarn. nt artin rih . ,mu.a
a . ribbon runs from the shoulder endinr and occaeionally a very fine aoft corded
u tuv vii7wo n uuilb vviii in irr ins inwnsir rnxar 'i nia a laniis minht ri r nnn
be suceessfiiily adapted to a summer While colored ribbons are used on
muslin dancing frock. nightgowns, negligees and garments not
The panel ot.embroidery, beginning in Intended for the public eye, the fastld
the shallow yoke and running to the ious woman threads her underwatets
nem, is another original point about this with white ribbon. Colored ribbons
being. Big, smashing bows of lustrous
satin riooon, Duncnes or mue dows, an
crushed together, rosette-like bows with
long ends of narrow ribbons, each one
having a "dangler" of ribbon emitting
a faint fragrance. Wash ribbon In all
widths Is seen' on Imported models of
lingerie, but satin ribbon is also used,
The combination corset cover and
drawers is particularly popular and very
good patterns of this garment may be
obtained, So that the woman who likes
to make her own underclothes can turn
this out with as much or as little elsb
oratlon as she desires and with great
satisfaction. -
t In Paris women are discarding petti
coats with their evening gowns of close
falling and scanty lines. This Is from
necessity rather than choice There
really Isn't room for underskirts; a slip
of chiffon Is the only thing possible.
That story of Du Maurler of the lady ;
at the party who. when asked to sit
down, said: "Oh. how I should like to!
But my dressmaker says I mustn't!"
gains fresh point .
no petticoats oeing ppsBioia women
KIPLING'S NEW POEM.
nm, is anomer original point about this with white ribbon, uoiorea rmoons - vrZ.y,nZ bloomers T T'erhaDS kniok-
gown. The panel Is made separately seen through sheer white waists became . erbocera would be Ta better term for,
t22&JaBtrt lnt0 the front wltb fln "uch uciSbJl.'5,hion.!LV
wu.imu whu uiu ui L-Wi garments ,to auaaest the voiumiaoui w
Drawers are ( made with enormously, for wa?mth with "pale' blue "ol- pink Theln little caps are usually line
Ida ruffle "umbrella" is no mis-- try.,. .a narf,.n t T.i"t,'t7..V'" "U"J i'e
beading.
in the
sketch marked "D"
much of a fad among smart Engl is
women to whom they were introduce
liquors on the sideboard does not tempt given at London recently, a poem by
The verse
in.aii t0 tlr,nk; that yn5 People, Rudyard Kipling was read.
theatre supper incoroniete withnut; in un., .k..,. ' . i. was written by the great English au-
TIJf'Jrln.1 tna lf drink is banished thor "especially for the occasion, and Is
Z'VSr&Sb the more entlt,ed "1867.07 The.poem foHows;
KnSi2Lm "-tethinsf tht ifi!?! mT'J1, lh,en temptations are the The remnant of that desperate host
?jSetS!S h7"eaet?ribU th- wLh cleansed our east vrlth steel.
iineonscious o ine wniriuiw in- oi lniemperance In the nri.-, m.ii ffw.ll(
enmg a too-short - ribbon bow. " A we may exnect to see the .buckles of , lonclncs la 'ih,. nit, - ni,h. r.i
ki.L Combination garments are. now being pssts or precious stones worn In great- which to bind together bundles of lin
rineiiira - Tnev . an sax iiax . nwr rnair Linn n iMhM t.t... . - .
'"T"rr. t . ; .' " , s an a
ma , .r1.01"?'' snoui
companions.
srette eases, whicfc both are wont to
m. ' tilffht.
In many Instances, the social Elaas Famous Author and Poet Pa va TrIH. of charming but much less elab-
with lady friends is the beginning of 1,(,i1iMliMnHii V.(.M. orate design is shown. Ribbon thread
a regular debauch on the part of men e to Indian Mutiny Veterans. ed through eyelet holes worked In the
who are otherwiaa not riven to dll- t, ... yoke and tied at the side, with Ioodb
pation. ,', " : . -' .h-nd-. Is , lda quit. nomerrAnd the frill, are quit, thing rn-d- that thereis not a fold I itetfc Z&"?tfi"mZZi.
it is sometimes argued that having j " -" T . " 1" "3 . , . " vt Z??" ,5,uo5;,u "WW" $ "eauty, 1wuniace mserungs ana the hlpe and they descend straight and chosen perfume are : concealed under th
-y ' "'""O TOfii, rrencn emoroiaery nu inuuu nua m- gum - to the kneer where tney zasten lining. . It is a favorite method of in.
:Many "JffJown8'-.r.renc models, we fling. Most of the ruffles on drawers With'strap and gold buckle. parting f raihee to the hr , - m
"uv'iiS" t?"M,?2l "2 lytWUXS VL " 5 ?Amen,EL SSC .i.A'lftti. novelty, -which aiso. alds'l
an iaea ror lengtn
"nigntie," aoesn
. v vmi, Vv - en wnin mamtf aotured in comnarativciv : men- crrandTatnera davs worn arain wun rerie. A rihhnn ,hnit.n..iuh...j
tt tt!L J MnJ T Vft fr.81 pensive styles, and so the woman who satisfaction, ; They make such charm- half wide and a yard long Is double fo
at ?. 01 !he.fl"UI,P4.DU ; h a petti- soum 0t afford the expensive models lng. adornments for the', knee, ' -Black about seven Inches In the center. ThY
cosi wmcn won my aamirauon the rib- 0f other years can new know the joy, of : satin knickers, with old brilliant buck-' ls filled wit sachet powder and dec
n ... . .tanu virf i.k 1. . two ana wiree unaergarmenis maae in . les. - nas a ueiigaiiuiij' jjioiurwoiu uriea wiw nine xiower garianas dom
v . 7"T,r t"Jv .. ' ' UIUil" one piece, -wun us ngnmess ana is, aouna, min i iit . . u wner coiora or exquisite ribboi
We greet you here Insertion heading the deep flounce, and aence of bulk. . v a- A Then nightcaps! Have yotlv-een the .work, which Is just now a thing o
Ae riooon. was underwaists ana snort skirts and un aear jitue nigntcapa wnicn mnaay lies reaiiy artistic perfection. - ...... -
run through wide slits, out and button- derwalsts and drawers, with sometimes : down over her shining looks when she For the women of luxurious taste
holed , lust above the ruffle. the addition of a short skirt, ere Joined : seeks repose? 1 :, . , i. ' and the wherewithal to gratify thorn. 1
No bow finished the ihsertipn, but a together at the waist with a ribbon run They are little things of lace- an.t , a corset hook, of gold-studded with dla
generous bow of the ribbon, with long beading. They fasten up the front, nn:l I muslin and - coquettish ribbon -bows, monds and Other precious etones. Thet"
ends, was fastened on to thelace Inser- fit absolutely smoothly around the hipe made, some i of them,, very . like -baoy little trif lee, cost from fit vp, and ar.
tlon above, Tou caa Imagine the fas- and waist a ao necessary thing under caps. 'They.aU pulldown over the ear hardly to be commended. t taek sock
ClBafoc fUmpai C Walot rlbhon, tlvt BeiUau t9wn now mcb worn, tud tU mitt tb chia. They we Tery taata, . ..... . :. ,
It ! quitt the thing of ladles to . mit to her child this fiendish 7?JSf
present gentlemen, and gentlemen to and et ther are lnnum?abi.Sf?-
ippalUng With tears that hone Will scorn.
d trans- D. keepers of the house .of old.
Or ever we were born, ,
to dru .(id A-iWvT . , aa.a,cl . v" serYlc? more we aare w wk.
are., born with ihi w,el' oaoies .fray xor u, neroes, pray,
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