The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-03
SOME THINGS THAT ARE NEW.


Pompadour Brocades and Colored Hosi-
cry Among Them.
Gray has lost none Of its popularity for
gowns, and gray Priestley tamises are
much worn.
Ostrich feathers and tips are much used
for hat trimmings.
Velvet ribbon will be used to trimmed
garments when it can be done so effect
lively.
Flannel or silk Garibaldi's are trimmed
with tucking or coral stitching.
Nuns yelling embroidered in delicate
and dainty designs may be made to imi-
tate the costly Pompadour brocades very
closely and make very pretty evening
gowns.
pattern for Directoire lately shown
in ribbed moss green silk has peacock
feathers scattered carelessly over it. The
feathers are so artistically and skillfully
woven as to be easily mistaken for the
genuine article. This is made over a
petticoat of peacock blue faille.
Flame colored silks are used as petit
coats for black redingates.
Sash ribbons are seen in wide satin
faced gros grain, plain gros grain, ar
mure and MORE.
Satin ribbons will be used for ordinary
wear and for trimming. garments.
Short jackets and shoulder cages of
much more costly than sealskin.
A new fur called mufder has just ap-
peared for children's wear. 1t is creamy
white and soft as silk. OF course 1t is
very expensive.
The trimmings of gown should match
the principal color seen in thedesign, not
the ground work.
Black striped net lace made over shot
silk is handsome for evening wear
Many new designs are seen in chenille
fringes.
Crochet trimmings which comes in sets
containing cuffs, collar, lapels, pocket
pieces and ornaments are stylish nnish
to q gown,
Vest fronts are being made of Persian
embroidery
A new novelty in the way of gentle
mems handkerchief, whether silk or fine
linen, is to embroider the monogram in
one corner in gold thread Care must be
taken to have the thread the real Turkish
gold thread as any other will tarnish.
The old fashioned Honiton lace in
handkerchiefs. collars and cuffs is being
revived.
The frinqes which are coming up are
from three to ten inches long and
are knotted III diamond and pointed de-
signs.
In the place of stiff linen collars, q mar
row silk tape with pink, yellow or scar
let borders of silk floss are used. This
IS Inexpensive and dainty in appear
ance.
Wide round linen collars and cuffs are
worn with home toilettes.
Tortoise-shell buttons are fashionable.
Brig It colors are displayed in hosiery.
Blue a.n1 red, and stripes and checks are
among the new designs.
A reticule of recent design Is of old bro
cade set in gold braid, ana has repousse
figures in old silver.
Indian meal and lemon juice with lit
tie olive oil is excellent to heal chapped
hands. Lemon and sugar, II placed In the
oven together until the lemon has alb
sorbed the sugar makes an excellent
lotion TO soften and whiten the hands 1t
should be rubbed ON them at night, ana q
pair OF old gloves should be worn
A pretty basket may be made OF rush
hats 10 hold small growing plants The
brim Is turned aud fastened to the .crown
In three-cornered shape, and affords a
small recepticle for holding flower pot.
The handle IL made OF white MANILA
rope.
Old fashioned clouded knitted stocking
are TO be worn by children.
White sorRe with colorod trimmings
makes mp very pretty for children.
Long scarf wells are being worn. They