The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-14
OF GOOD THINGS.
Young Women's Association
Have an Exhibition in St.
I'D V Aloysius Academy.

The Young Women's Association gave
it's second exhibition of it's work last
night in st. Aloysius' Academy, No. 112
Grand street. The exhibit comprised
millinery. d~ressmsl1ing, plain and fancy
sewing and cooking.
The millinery exhibit was in two
small parlors at the left of the entrance,
The hats are all characterized by taste
in their decoration and exquisite neat
ness of finish. All styles are to DE seen
there. even to a ''Trilby.'' a pretty lit
tie bonnet of black lace, jet and roses.
There are some stylish black straw hats,
trimmed with black feathers and flow
ers. One dainty hat is of white straw
with blue chiffon.
In the second room there is a large
number of hats showing the manner in
which the young ladies first learned to
make them. They are made OF canton
Iannei. and one trimmed with, canton
hannel bows. These hats are all neatly
finished. and some are SO tastefully dec
GRATED that only upon a close inspection
IS 1t seen hat they are but flannel. One
med with violets and white wings. the
millinery teacher is Mrs. Curley. 10 the
right OF the large han are the dresses
and the waists are prettily as we'll as
neatly made. One dress of pink and
white lawn is particularly pretty. The
dresses and waists are all on forms and
show to advantage. On a table near the
door are underskirts. all hand made.
These, are Of various materials, from
,broidered, some rutfled and some plain.
Another table holds toilet sets. Hand
worked bureau covers, pin cushions and
Swiss, some of silk and all are prettily
made. One pin cushion of white silk and
pointed lace is worthy OF special men
shows hemstitched doilies, skirts, pillow
shams a~ndYeovers,se paper butterflies and
beautiful mouehoir eases which not 01 only my
platform are a number of lamps, all
shaded by pretty silk and paper shades
made by the young ia al i one ie wni,e
ranged so as to fall artistically down the
side. Al the rear of the room. upon
a stanted table are Arranged the raney
ana fancy goods, all hand sewed and
embroidered and delieately trimmed
that the colors do not kill each other;
table one of the prettiest features.
The gem of the Whole. thing is the
cooking exhibit. The food is arranged
on two long tables and several small
round onss, The anG apes bese are rmi Hoxef frIm MED
about the edges. In the centres are
vases of Mowers which heighten the ar;
and chops are displayed. A dish of baked
shad was garnished with half-lemons
holding the sauce. Chops, are tied in 81
holds cucumbers cut in half, the inside
scraped and in these i~mprovised in,
dividuaI dishes. chicken salad. A small
Goosebe endi Cherries and Strawberries
were together. A strawberry favored co,
coanut cake was heaped with a PYRAMID
of strawberries. Biscuits. rolls ana sal
ods adorned another small table. Each
dish of salad was arranged in some
unique way. Some long slender rolls
and the whole tied together with baby
ribbon. Thu candy table has home
made ereamed, c~andy,7dates and wal
every description. The strawberry
short cakes are particularly enticing.
Tne charlotte russes and custards are
fga o5kfedd S 9too 50 go odin to eatf.
a dish of tomatoes is delicious. The
tomatoes are cut in basket shape, ine
te baskets are placed lettuce leaves
anu 'nAy OTHER NICE THINGS oo,-
lection. There are jellies of every de-
scription and flavor and every shape;
too. Some Of the iellies are OF several S9l
mold of lemon Jelly holds fruits Of dif-
ferent kinds of bananas trawnerrie s
and : ae oranges so that's The f leeles is are az,
m rpaogea So There 9eat are mo- no two things
ike in the whole,sd collection. Sister
theresa is the teacher in the
and cooking classes and personally sup
ervised the cooking Il Of the ma art aeEans on
ment of the tables and room as a whole
deserves great credit. n..s
The exhibitors are:-Misses Emma TITS
nan, Nellie Quinlan, Jessie Sweeny.
Nellie Moran, Mary Duffy, Nora Suln-
ma nd esProyea Sara Herbert, Irene
Katie OiRourke, Ida Ihlo. Laura Muller.
Annie Halloran, Lizzie Bovce Mary Lang
on. Lena Moersdorf: katie WMhe amIs;
McGninness, 5Reseo Bradley. Annie Flah-
er' Nellie Leblanc. Mamie Barry, Rose
Bradley. Mamie, Hanley, Lizzie Loughiin.
Annie Donohue, Jennie Connolly, Annie
,R RsytIs 'ss iManis MdaaG% nUssgsRRll fri Ms@ls Mamie SmIss
Kerivan. Lizzie Slack, Rose Douglass,
Agnes Patterson, Lizzie Meehan, Carrie
Hutchinson, Nellie Gallagher, Maggie
Shea, Rose McGown,os Maggie Seanlon.
Agnes Sprouts. Title Garayenta. Minnie
The exhibition will be held again this
evening, from half past seven until nine.
Those who are fortunate enough to be
there at nine will probably receive some
given away at that time.
7 An exhibition % the work of the chill
dren of ST. Peters Parochial School
will be given in the school building on
the twenty-fourth of this month, from
prise maps drawn by the Youngsters
and plain and fancy sewing. The exhi-
bition will be In charge of Sister Deme-
tria.