Evening Republican, Volume 17, Number 189, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 August 1913 — PRETTY HOT WEATHER FROCK [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

PRETTY HOT WEATHER FROCK

Cool and Serviceable Garment for Child Would Look Well In Any Summer Material. The drawing shows a novel frock for a child. It may be developed In

batiste or , other summer material or would be charming in pongee or other light weight silk. A noticeable feature is the sleeve with Its narrow Irish crochet insertion. The pointed yoke Is of all-over embroidery outlined by the Irish crochet. An extremely broad broad girdle effect Is produced by the joining of two lengths of embroidery insertion by the i lace. The scant

little bodice with its drop shoulder is allowed to blouse slightly-, over the girdle. The skirt Is plaited at the sides.