The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-25

Breton jackets and shirts are very
dressy for boys.
Wide belts and girdles encircle the
waists of the stylish little girls.
Hats of Indian muslin trimmed with
bows of ribbon and sprays Of gerani-
ums are fashionable.
| Stockings worn by little girls this
autumn will match either the frock or
trimming.
| A pretty frock just made for a little
miss, of chestnut colored camers hair,
has the full plain skirt shirred on to a
belt, and zouave jacket opening over
crossed folds of green silk which ex-
tend down to the foot of the skirt on
| both sides.
Velvet yokes, girdles and deep cuffs
are being arranged on many of tie
autumn frocks for girls.
Little Mother Hubbard cloaks
| gathered from throat to shoulders in
thin serge are made for children, for
wearing on the sea, travelling or cold
days.
A very stylish new suit, for little
girl five or six years old, just made,
had the Russian blouse of plaid pop
trimming of green passementeEie;
deep wristbands of green velvet fin
ished the full plaid sleeves. A green
silk cord was loosely fastened little
below the waist.
Cute little boys run around at the
seashore in sailor costumes of cheviot
flannel or coutil. The hat to match
is the broad brimmed sailor hat of
straw plaits in two shades of color.
New dark Goth jackets for boys
/ from nine to eleven years old, have
velvet collars, are double breasted and
quite cutaway.
Very useful autumn frocks for girls
of from twelve to fourteen years are
made of dark blue camel's hair, and
trimmed around the edge of the skirt
| with several rows of velvet Tocques
are made and trimmed to match.
Red Swiss prints, which are in fast
colors, are always fayorite material
for little boys suits.
Percale still continues popular for
chldren's frocks.
A new style of boys suit consists OF
a long gardeners jacket" trimmed
with plisses and cord rosettes, and
wide knickerbockers reaching below
the knee. The chenisette is batiste
or white woollen stuff.
Some pretty little summer girls are
wearing gayly colored silk blouses
with worked muslin Directoire ruffies
with their white embroidered muslin
skirts.
The new autumn all-wool plaids for
children's wear come in splendid Rob
Roy and other tartans, with q gray
border along one selvage to trim the
foot Of the skirt.
Quite young girls are now wearing
the black figured lace frocks over
colored silk slips; they are made with
full baby waists and low necks, and
are now worn with gampes of the
same lace.
At the summer resorts now the boys
from eleven to fourteen years old are
wearing brown, green and black vel
vet knickerbockers that fit as tight as
leggings, with jackets of the same
material and silk stockings to match
Printed pongees are used this sum
mer for the frocks of even tiny tots
these look well gathered into yoke
composed of alternate rows of lace in
sertion, and series of tiny tucks, the
waist being formed by three rows Of
shirring a bow of MORE ribbon Il
placed on one shoulder.
Tucked nainsook caps are worr
alike by girls and boys until they are
eighteen months old, when boys ar,
usually promoted into soft straw hats
with ruches of lace, or of white rib
bon loops inside the brim, and banC
| with bows or rosettes Outside