The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
HAND AND FOOT WEAR.
What Is Fashionable in Gloves. Ho-
siery, Slippers and Shoes.

Probably the strongest temptation to
extravaganza known to women lies in the
fact that they love to be bien chausee,
bien gante. Glove and shoe stores have
q peculiar fascination of their own andthe
present season is especially rich in allure
ments in this line.
There are some tints that make ones
mouth wafer, and many of the most ex-
quisite are found in gloves. One of the
striking colors is red. in different
shades. Six button undressed kid gloves
may be had from soft old rose to
a deep warm red, and, when worn with
black net or lace costume, are pleasing.
The same goods come in greens, tans,
nlacs and grays, and. although soon
soiled, are easily cleaned at any glove
store. Many women cast aside a good
pair OF gloves which have not been worn
half dozen times merely because they
are ''awfully dirty For people who can
not afford to spend from one and half to
two dollars a week IN this line, that's SIN
full extravaganza. Have you ever looked
over your stock of eolored gloves when
you have pronounced them past worthy
If not, take a spare hour and do so. Sew
on missing buttons, tighten those that
are loose, mend all the tiny rips, and
then take them to trustworthy place
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home with disagreeable odor hang
them on chairback near an open win
dow for day or two. II you have all
your gloves cleaned OF ten cents q pair,
they will probably not cost you as much
as one new pair
THE BIARRITZ GLOVE.
For every day wear, shopping, ETC., the
Biarritz gloves are unsurpassed. They
have no buttons, are of good length, and
stylish in appearance. They are stitched
with white, and, If dark shade of kid be
chosen, last an Incredible length Of time.
Long, light evening gloves are elabor-
ately embroidered and stitched. silk
gloves will be worn this summer, but
many people dislike them because Of the
creepy" sensation they produce Mitts,
though women insist on wearing them
are denominations of ugliness. They give
the hand a broad, blunt appearance, and
do not protect it from dust or dirt When
worn III travelling the tips of the fingers
and nails become absolutely filthy. For
summer journeying silk, or. IL they are
objectionable, soft suede gloves may be
used. Dogskin, especially ii little loose,
are excellent for shedding dust ana are
easily taken off and put on--a great con-
sideration if one is obliged to eat lunch
in the cars
Children's gloves are dainty and pretty,
some of them having heavily embroidered
backs. A larger assortment of these may
be found in the giace than in the IN
dressed kid
DOLLY WARDEN STOCKING.
Foot-coverings OF all descriptions are SO
elaborate and varied just now that it
would be next to impossible to mention
them all. Black cotton, Isle and silk
stockings are always fashionable, but
added to these are hose in every conceiv-
able color The newest thing is Dolly
Warden Isle thread stocking. The
ground is yellow, and large punches of
pink roses are disposed at regular inter-
walls over its entire surface. At short
distance this remarkable combination re-
sembles a piece of furniture cretonne
wrapped about the foot. Silk hose come
in SUCH beautiful colors as TO make one
long to buy them by the dozen. Unfortu-
nately, when of pure silk. they are so ex-
pensiye that the average woman can
select but few choice hues, and must be
satisfied with those.
A word with regard to black stockings.
Refuse absolutely to wear those that
crock. In this enlightened day there is
no excuse for buying them, as every store
has on hand a large stock of black hos
iery, the dye of which is warranted not to
rub off on the feet or shoe lining.
LOW SHOES.
Russell shoes will be worn this summer,
those that lace, Instead of button, being
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black kid. the toe finished with rosette
or beaded tip. Some women have soft
undressed kid slippers to match different
costumes. and they are very dainty.
Low shoes are as fashionable and de-
lightfully convenient as ever. One pair
of black suede has rows of very narrow
black ribbon stitched half an inch apar
across the entire shoe. This gives bit
zarre, striped effect. and holds the sof
kid in shape so that it does not stretct
under the weight of the wearer. Nothh
ing is handsomer than the patent leather
low shoes with tan suede uppers and tan
lacings.