The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-31
EASTER POEMS,
On Exhibition at the Store of II. seide
in New York.

On Exhibition at the Store of II. Seide
in New York.
The name of Fl. Seide the Furrier, has
become so well known in the course of
forty-four years of uniform success, that
it needs n Introduction, yet 1t may not
be so wei | known thai there are fine
cloak, suit an d millinery departments as
well, in which the display of imported
garments, hats and bonnets is of great In
terest. In the window OF their large
building on Four teenth street. just west
OF Fifth avenue, one ma y obtain u glimpse
of the beautiful garments within, and
once inside, the millinery parlors will at
tract and hold the attention. Here are
the new shapes and styles fresh from
Paris, empire poke-bounets, and a Con-
tinenIal hat, three cornered in shape. eX-
actly like the old pictures. The prettiest
poke is of cadet blue and tan mixed
trimmed with one bow of blue and tan
ribbon, with strings of the same.
Nearby. there is a iaunty little black
chip hat, with a brim faced with pleated
Persian ribbon, e. crown formed of fancy
straw braid, trimmed with large blac X
satin bow and bunch of black tips. A
black leghorn carriage hat has fall OF
new mode A pretty little bonnet is
full ruffls OF lace edging. The crown is
jeweled, and the trimming. black
velvet, standings bows and rose
buds. A dainty green straw turoan
has an edge of frosted violets
and a little velvet twist and bow in front.
A handsome evening hat is of point lace,
with one upstandlng fluffy plume. One
of the prettiess bonnets is made of pearls,
with violet velvet rim, and fan of rare
point lace, with a tiny knot of violess.
An opera bonnet is composed of two
bands of yiolets that go over the head i'll
something the shape OF Greek f1tlet.
with lace fan in front This depart
ment is prepared to make artistic hats or
bonuets to order.
Upstairs are the imported cloaks, beau
tiful in design and material. An Eugllsh
kersey cape. in a pale tan shade, had an
unusual effect with cream guipure lace
in fan at the back and deep cascade at
the front. 1t had butterfly over cape,
and was lined throughout with pale blue
silk. A decidedly Partisan wrap was Of
doye-coIored poionalss cloth, u new ma
terial, with shoulder cape of ombre
velvet, trimmed with cut jet. An apple
green broadcloJh cape WAS trimmed with
embossed passementerie and feather
edging. A smart tan topcoat, English
cut, WAS trimmed with rows of shaded
silk braid. 1t had a detacnsble cape and
large pearl buttons. A dark green wrap
Of French broadcloath had bands of
black velvet and Persienne. The Francis
II. cap was trimmed with ostrich feath-
ers, and the whole lined with irridescent
striped silk.
The fur department is as large AS ever.
and has increased it's storage facilities
from capacity of 10, GOO TO from 1900 to
90, 600. AS usual, charges will be less DUR
inv the summer The suit department
will open next week. There is a fiae line
of umDrellas and parasols, tho most novel
for gentleihen's use being the .sEean
Brummel ~ tight-rolling umbrella. A
fluffy chiffon parasoI attracts much at
tentlon. also tue line Of Dresden-handled
silk nmbrelsasl