The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-14

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out, secure in the charm of her manner,
in the perfection Of her toilet and IN the
consciousness that the reputation of her
countrywomen, as past mistresses of the
art of dress. suffers no diminution through
her: rather, that it increases in the hands
of so clever an artistic as herself"
80
Few will deny tina the one-gown woman
is nowadays the well-dressed woman. But
the term is a somewhat anomalous one,
for as a matter of fact 1t applies only to
street dress. The ne-gown woman may
have a dozen house dresses, but she
Boasts of but one for outdoor wear. And
a very wise woman she is! Her motto
is "tatior-made," again tailor-made and
always .'taiIor-made," and she will sacri-'
fee anything. bcn-bons, sodawater, yea,
even matinee tickets, to attain the means
to enable her to have her one frock built
by a man artist!
Knowing the vagaries of Dame Fashion
she dare not invest In anything ultra. She
oNss oe "eseu' tnhs "ohuah u
niea'is' aiu = sne sacfis u
.oVe u cnanse Oh COSTUMES ana sQuaiaers
her all on 1.-THE" gown.
u neser seiects . noVeity material
She knows she might as well have the
date of Its purchase embroidered all over
4. Aiislead shs contents ner soul with a
slapie-a serge . Whipcord, or II her
means permit, a hne broadcloth-and II
sne can anord II. she further buys a real
~ GOOD SIX lining A cheap one never,
u grieves her, indeed TO give UP the be-
loved swish-and being a woman of good
taste-of rustic cambria and its meretri-
cious frou-frou' she VIII have none.
Mace tnen IN the best style-oy no means
always the iatest-she is secure in the
consciousness hat she is a well dressed
woman, ana WIN the aid OF a waistcoat.
a iace jacket or TWO and her pretty shirt
waists, she varies her toilette to suit
various needs.
An excellent 0 such a gown is.
Wheh crushed or slightly worn about
tne cages, It may be sent back to the
tallor, and 10! ne sends 1t home like a
new garment-pressed, sponged and re-
Iouno. II deceaves the most critical And
SO II wears and wears, and never really
grows snaooy or out OF date; the sleeves
may De altered, une jacket shortened, or
ughteheo' 70 SUIT the exlgencles OF style,
IN an Oh Wnich changes the tailor evinces
. paternai interest; unlike a
ne seems TO Jake a PRIDE IN making his
nandiwork last as long as possible. and
when eventually the gown is really i'm
possible ne suggests That 1t be hxed over
Tor q bicycle SUIT!
Indeed we may smile" writes Lillian
Ben OF other Girls IN the November
LADIES' Rome Journal as We often do
al rne primitive customs OF the lowiy n
at tileH nomeiy phrase Oh keeping COM
pdhy. II makes a oeiigntIui jest But
Den@aah ~ - d sfeater resare ior ehe
sN u hnan VI wonhah III ose tnan
o !. Nnu nisner II 1ne Social
w 'e " GIG oAe altosir
n' A 81 na nia
Se soinpany - the
- H"AseAa at ensasenie
60 M u
'o"siu inatilniiy' anu Is almost
as sacred ana maj. with their more for
tunate and envied sisters in the smart set
an enga cement Is the loosast tind re a
haus go - =
u.-...n -,
women WILL the marriage vows nave Deen
pronounced, and, II your society Is very
fashionable, not even then. So that this
society of which I sneak wound nnden,a-
bly, be called sgood'p"
The nousekeeper IS OFTEN disrnayed on
which she ordered sent home from her
butcher Is at least a wear and a belf old
ana OF che tbtnLs o. ~ .arah :
aau' q sne nh lar 700 tougn 70 De
roasted, says "Harpers Bazaar She may,
however. have this same chicken roasted
ana - ,,1t ,,r,as. u ~. .n...a u.-
aAu WIN, mess II nas aelaiheo its ma
Jorfty. be tender
Let her truss the fowl as ,,s,al and then
.sois a. a.--,a..,.- ISr----
enioiu = conapieeeiy IN Two OF
wrapping paper, securely fastening the
paper with a piece of string The fowl
-, nanr n.t s-
may ~" " put III the oVen ana roasted
for t~hree-quarters of an hour. At the end