The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-20
POINTS ON THE FASHIONS.
Odds and Ends Dear to Every Woman's
Heart-Summer Styles.

Odds and Ends Dear to Every Woman's
He~art-Summer Styles.
Silk blouses viii be greatly Worn this
summer They can be bought ready
made at very reasonable prices.
The most ingenious person in the world
can not secrete q pocket in a belt shaped
skirt successfully. To satisfy this need,
however, many are wearing little leather
bags with silver trimmings.
those who have been repented of their
folly in having street dresses made with
trains can have the teGium o lifting them
somewhat relieved by purchasing dress
filters, which have invented for this
purpose.
Write lace is becoming almost rs mon
otonous this year rs black was last year.
Ecru and tints are also very popular.
Possessors OF valuable heirlooms can avail
themselves of the opportunity of using
them on elegant toilets.
/ am very glad that Jersey City girls
either have not heard that Suspenders are
fashionable for women, or else, as is more
probable, their good taste has declared
against Them. They are decidedly I'M
feminine. Let any girl ask her father or
brother If he likes them and | AN almost
sure he will say no.
AT the last performance of the Apollos.
sour Regiment" at the Academy, all the
HOulQ luulGS III Iu0 Gust SupWcu uiCSD eA-
Gel ent and refined taste in dressing.
Miss J~eanIoffey lookei exceptionally we'll
in a lavender evening gown trimmed
with white lace. and Miss Niaude Will
Jams Nas charming in Il white evening
gown, over which was artistically ar
ranged yards III yards of the billowiest
chiffon.
The black patent leather shoe is regain
ing favour, although thu buff and yellow
leather shoes of all patterns will be very
welcome during the hot season, they give
the country and walking dresses Il less
formal aspect, and for this very reason.
they are not adapted to auy dress which
has the lie ST pretention to tormality.
Pointed bodices, the sides reaching very
little below The waist. or with the basque
about three inches longer han the waist
at the siues and lengthening at thu back
and front, trimmed with iringes, are very
elegant aud generally becoming.
The ELon Jacket is vary popular.
A very delicate and pretty gown for a
bridesmaid. at a recent wedding, was in
mousSeline de sole Of Nil color, Strswn
with dainty embroidered bouquets of
moss rosebuds. The waist WAS II mass of
puffs held on one side by choux of mar
row rose colored ribbons. The sleeves
We're full to the elbow, tha draDery being
caught at the top and aJ the elbow by
kuofs of the same ribbon The skirt a
plaiu, with a slight and graceful drapery
over The hips. Tho trout was trim aied
with Il ladder effect of ribbons and knots.
Jabots are much worn. rs well rs large
silk ties. But il is a mistake to wear
them in two pronounced colors. The deep
blues aud pin6s are generally very trying
aud seldom becoming. White Is much
kinder.
Challie makes up beautifully for sum
mer teagowns. A pretty trimming is
silk the color of the flower.
That the vatican is q graceful addition
TO a house gown must be admitted. That
it is fit for street wear must be denied. 1t
Is an incongruous combination. 1t Is
perhaps a little hard TO explain just why
these watteaus should be denied sire ct
gowns, but it is somewhat for the same
reason that the coat-tail waists are not
the thing for evening dresses. A few
Sundays ago | saw u tall who
wore a wide. long vatican of green silk
on a street dress, and l pitied her. 1t
made her conspicuous and conscious.
Many women are caused considerable
ambulance by excessive Precipitation uu-
der the arms, with ruin 10 their gowns.
This trouble is generally due TO ill-health,
weakness. Doctors prescribe with great
success. a prescription OF vinegar perfume
which can be procured at almost
ali druggists. Shirley Dare advises the
folIowing:-', Wash under the arms night
and morning with a strong, hot solution
of common salt, one t~easpoonlul in
twenty-five of water. This is said 10 Keep
all parts OF the body which secrete freely
in the sweetest aud healthiest condition.
Cold sage tea drank at night on going to