The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-04
LIKE A FLOWER GARDEN.
The Millinery Department at
VNeill's-The Latest III Wraps
aud B0nnets.

A person unused to H. O'NeilrS MILL
merry exhibit would think hat a flower
garden nae dropped bodily upon the
tables. This department is on the third
floor of the mammoth store which, as all
the world knows, occupies the entire
block on Sixth avenue, New York, be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty
first streets. Fifteen minutes
spent in this department will put any
woman with the use OF her eyes into a
blissful waking dream She will sea a
cream Leghorn hat trimmed with Rus
sian lace, caught with Rhinestones, and a
huge bunch of cream chrysanthemums,
and one in white lace, with open crown
and spray of pink roses. One which
came straight from Paris Is made of pink
feather-edged chiffon and jet. trimmed
with orchids. A large white Leghorn is
trimmed with pink ribbon and shaded
pansies, and Il theatre hat is made of
white chiffon. edged with thread lace and
the crown covered with roses shaded from
pale pink to Jacqueninot. A fine black
Panama is trimmed with lilac velvet and
orange flowers.
Everything in hats and toques has
streamers of velvet, double faced satin
or moire, which is Gin" again. A small
turban is covered with bows of satin
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green, and punches of vioie5s. A large
black Leghorn has u band of point de gene
encircling the brim. and high bows OF
brown velvet. The very newest thing in
large hats is a variety called The Elite"
made only in the finest straw. The brim
has a cavalier droop, and the crown is q
cylinder two inches in diameter and five
inches high, around which go three bands
of gilt ribbon with buckles. The brim Is
caught up by a large spray of roses, and
mas Il skeleton straw dye A small toque
has a quilted fan of ecru satin and small
sprays of pink heather. An imported
capote has Il crown formed of a diamond
shaped piece of jewelled straw, and is
trimmed with cream and purple pansies
and pale green ribbon, and a small jet
toque is trimmed with lilacs. A pretty
evening hat is composed entirely of Rus
sian lace, trimmed with salmon pink
flowers and velvet ribbon, and another is
made of ~mignonette blooms, with quill
lings of orange ribbon, and raised from
the head by a band. There are turbans
innurnerable,, and in fact everything in
the line of stylish head-gear.
The display of spring wraps Is large and
varied. A carriage wrap is of tan broad
cloth, the upper cape edged with black
embroidered guipure, and the lower en-
broidered in jet and gold thread in a bold
design of cat tails. Another imported
wrap is woven in blue and roses stripes.
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ruche at the neck. A long lace cape is of
Chantilly. embroidered in birds, with
long jet fringe in front ~ back. A
double cape is of ecru cloth with a
plaslron of heavy passenentrie, and a
SIX Inch guipure rufis. A carriage wrap
has the upper cape appliqued on net in an
ella borate design. There are several new
designs of top coats, Russian coats and
blouses.
The underwear department is a special
feature. There are negligees In every
soft fabric. aud a full line Of slnmber
robes in silk. plain, lawn and the new
dotted lawns. trimmed with torchon,
valenclennes and point de Paris. Silk
underskirts are shown trimmed with
thread lace. The department. of infants
and misses outer garments is well fur
nished. A striking coat for a lve-y care old
is of tan Bedford, trimmed with point de
Gene, and another in blue and white
wash silk is trimmed with ruffled RIB
bons. The house makes a speciality OF in
ants outfits, which are furnished at
prices to suit all purses. It's delivery sys-
tenn is distinguished for its excellent SER
vice, and its employees for their courtesy.