Peterson's Ladies National Magazine June 1883 (1883)
Charles J. Peterson · leaf 66
olor, but blue flannel is < little girl; the upper garment is just long enough exceedingly pretty for cool days. Hollands, ; piques, and plain chintzes are very suitable for j wash-dresses. The skirt is kilt-plaited, and i trimmed with several rows of white worsted j braid; the very long blouse… … No. 8. colored serge, or of white pique*; it has a plaited skirt, a blouse-waist, and a sailor-collar, which is very deep at the back, and is trimmed with five rows of braid. The collar in front comes in a deep point down to the bottom of the blouse- l waist, and opens over a striped Jersey; or…