The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-24

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with the pestle. gradually adding the
rose-water and the balsam of Mecca
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excellent results for the fare
A certain clever lady suggests tha &c
Establishment of a ..yoice and Month
School. where the voung conld ha sa,,gb+
voice production and cured Of had babits
She maintains that "the most charm.
ing speaking voice becomes monotono,s
If uncultivated:n but. as we do not ali
want to be amateur actors recitars ar
platform speakers. that fact nead not
make us uneasy. There is much more
point in what she says about the femi-
nine mouth-frequently the most beauti-
full of the features, yet how often spoil-
ed by bad habits and mannerisnas, Saws
our fair counseilor:-sT know a Young
woman in society who twists her moi,th
ugly a of using it." We can all re-
member similar instances. There is a
certain charming actress. well known to.
all, whose one-sided smile is apt to get
on ones nerves before the evening is
over, while a very famous singer al
way takes a high note with her mouth
completely awry. That these two man
age to attract US powerfully. in snite of
these biemishes. is a proof of very hieh
endowment. both as artists and wom-
en-. The average girl would certainly
be less fortunate. and should. therefore.
strive betimes TO GET rid Of had habits
Biting the lips. screwine them IN NOM.
ing. showing the tonsue mr. grimacing IN
any way win soon induce unsight,v 1inas
on the face. while in themselves tba,.
are ugly enongh to ;ntarfera ,,itn a.
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open-looped bows. and applications of
ribbons are used in the same way. A
large now OF lace is let in at each side of
the top of the front of the waist. and a
single one In the back. These have very
simply cut belted waists. their only seams
urder the arms. unless a large figure re-
quires an under-arm form. and they are
occasionally worn over half-low Innings,
and the waist is cut down in a very small
square about the throat. This is for
extremely hot places and for young
women ana girls yet In their teens.
Large collarettes of satin or of taffeta
OF the color prevailing In the dimity are
worn with such waists. They are com
pleted by a ruffe in which the lace is
inserted. Simpler gowns. high about
the neck, are completed by a draped
stock OF ribbon with a very large bow at
the back. and a belt to correspond.
The full skirt is worn over an entirely
separate skirt of the dimity. gored close
ly. and trimmed with a f1ounce of the
same edged with valenciennes lace that
has a scalloped edge. The outside skirt
is trimmed down either side with ribbon,
starting at the belt. and ending at the
knee in a how with fat onar, 1oone ond