The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-05


| companion. is the sweetest and most
| unselhsh woman in England Apart
| from her amiability. she possesses quail
ties of another kind. Her judgment is
far-reaching as that of her sister. the
Empress Frederick; and from the fact
that she is naturally less impulsive and
| less fond of change. more certain to be
| relied on. The Prince OF Wales. It is
| known, whenever he wishes to consult
a member of bis family uDon some i'm
portant matter, eonsults the Princess
| Beatrice. Although less gifted than her
sister Louise as a draughtswoman, Prin-
cess Beatrice excels her in musical tall
emit, and is wonderfully proficient in
playing the piano. and can read at sight,
to admiration, the most intricate accom-
paniments. Their love Of music was ever
a great bond between the Princess and
her husband. Whenever the Queen sum
moned a COMPANY Of musical artists 10
windsor or Balmorai. the Princes de-
light knew no bounds. He was q posi-
time enthusiast for w-agner-indeed, for
all good music-and played himself most
artistically upon the cello.
80
Black nainsook. dimity and lawns will
be the preferred fabrics in the models of
this lingerie. Garments fastened with
black and white lace would make q
pretty combination. Fin black lawns
shown with a delicate hair outline in pale
pink, rose, blue. yellow textures, with
garniture of glowing ribbons and laces
would make beautiful garments.
For instance. a nightdress made from
such a figured lawn should be frilled with
plain lawn suiting the hair line in the
fabric. The frilis for further finish ought
to be edged with creamy tinted lace.
Ribbon also suiting the hair line color
should draw the garment together at the
neck and down to the waist line. which
ought TO be DESIGNATED by band inser-
t,on of lace set in at the underarm
seams. the insertion to be woven with
wide ribbon. tying at the centre of the
NIGHT dress This insertion of lace per-
nsrs the garment to have a full effect
het vvsen the waist and neck. there being
no vol,e formation. The frills outlining
he nacL and axtrere edge of the fronts
sha,ld he tbe only mode of ornamental
~, ottenntaa such a n;eht dress should
fall gracsfnl,v from the gathers AT the
naRk ond The ElaaUnG Gn01ltd ne It'll.
raa,hsng only nar+ wav over the forearm.
an,shine s,mn,v with round frfls.
MI. arsrssr - nr.,r h,ocr lawns with
er,Ms ~ Mel sat+ad Su,;ss ar h,ocr su,isa
.a-,.,s,as 80, n,;th wns.a ! hr,gbt-b,,as
- w.n,s ~ aao.hor hanny fbougb+
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=. a.r.a. unab,a ~ snend their
49, a. ao,r~ shont ana in visiting mr.
...a....u u.nsra, ,5s,+ors thav have all
80 nora tassrra for ,ntr,g,,e and schem-
So ,,a q uust no -ramembered that ALI
r,aunras ara arranoa5 extensively bv the
ssm.1a relatives on both sides.
Tha,,0b the nresent sultan.s own wives
snd slaves are said to he mere frivolous
solls snendine the energies on dress and
eating sweetmeats. many of the Pasha's
wives are women of keen intelligence,
able to manage their husbands properties,
and If is well known that the Valdez
sultans of mothers of the sultans have Of
ten exercised immense influence in State
affairs. The young girls now in Turkey
are all being educated, the Sultan having
established excellent schools, where the
girls go until the age Of IL or so, when
they put on the yahmak' and disap-
pear. Up to that g they may be seen
sitting with their fathers in the pubic
gardens OF an afternoon, ana gong 70
IL OF the higher classes, py the usual
hideous black attenoant.
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Among the newest Imported models
ones admiration is Immediately COM
manded by the beautiful Marie Louise
bonnet.
Lace, jewels, velvet roses and tulle
are seen on dress tooues. and it is said
that piece velvet and moires will be in
wayne before the winter sets in.
A variety of French felt hats. having
douhls hr;m is being made ready for
the onenings The under brim. generally
Of contrasting color is sometimes
lAft free tba senarate edses nroducine
q vary nleas;ne efrect.
rh,s season,s mu,,narv riphons p da-
o,aaa1, rorrorar +b.n .hora of I,st
go and rr.a. ,rmhar oe noua, a.