irt areupturned, and the edges stitched. The vestis of plain goods, with rows of black braidon the blue revers turned back each side ofthe vest. A blue cheviot dress has the frontbreadth of the overskirt buttoned down themiddle with large ball-shaped crochetedbuttons, and there are twenty… … Fig. 4. dresses for the vest, collar,and cuffs; when mohairbraid is then used in par-allel rows on the skirt andthe overskirt. The first costume, whichwe here illustrate the frontand back view at FiguresI and 2, is a very stylishstreet dress. It is madeof cashmere in black orcolors. The front of…
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