The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-03-11
planned BY the leading designers Of the


planned by the leading designers Of the
Frannh capital.
Perhaps the most surprising thing abouf
these forthcoming fashions is that the
expected reaction against the flower gar
den mania, which characterized last sea-
sons millinery. is nowhere evident. In
stead. there is a greater wealth OF fow-
ers. greater diversity of color, than ever
before, Indeed, the miliners are prepar-
ing feasts Of color that have never been
equaled.
Sombre browns, grays n blacks are
banished utterly. All the puppies, all
the reds. all the yellows and all the
greens. from the highest to the darkest,
are kept busy making combinations and
contrasts at once striking, beautiful and
novel. Violets, llacs and hyacinths and
the whole aster family that garb them
selves naturally in the royal hue will be
offered IN tempting ~profusion. Roses
VIII be gathered in huge clusters, but they
Will be solid red and pink. Even jac-
queminot and damask shade will be
used, but no fancy, impossible tints.
Nasturtiums and wall flowers find taste
fui and effective uses, but the great
novelty will be the striking employment
of vast quantities of geraniums in every
tin of nature, from faint pink to deepest
red. Spring millinery will be a veritahle
Hover festival, and only the actual models
OF nature will be patterned after. There
VIII be no light roses, no Nile green vie-
lets and nb yellow geraniums.
Great masses of early spring foliage,
fresh violet leaves covered with dew so
natural in appearance as to suggest the
early morning dampness, will relieve the
high ~colers.
49,
Mothers are ,earnins in tbe new re-
searches which the science of PATHOLOGY
or child-study. has develoned fine meaning
of much that thew have hitherto accent
ed without thought or scarcely obserya-
ssp... ~ eAanhple, the pouhuihg thal
oaos AAe 70 lnuuiss N II ratp4e OF
- put 70 'heif ialas mas pesn eaousht
y p1ouip'eu ~ nheif ionuhsss ior
Ohse IN Us now tnae young
oapes nave a very i"periectly aeVeloped
~ sou iaes 90 MOI
i''af ~ al readily uill they
.e sese1 nio"ens otQ, ana tnen
me taeui'y increases very gradually
~ i's percepeaon. THIS IS ~unaouptedly a
We pfosispua u nature. as pne noises OF
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$50, she leue creatures II heard IN
.AeA .1si naeity. ihey ENJOY ana pPac-
p l,e spouhu.ns oeeause iney hKe the
eN ihey are al move
- ~ push' wfeh constant desire 70
nraa - apoul ~ the Hrst year or TWO OF
sAssaee. "A leciurer on tns supJect
erav 1901 h.. $3.50 = -
this crs v,ng 80 a~ana.so nnosisna
terao,;ng iaa,,.,,oa sssS cSo'A'I
morbars will annrac;st - thss faet go 80
that their ba bies : a,,ouas - L;aL -
use their arms &C frealv &c nossih,a ~
ing careful that At na time 4bair o,othinn
restricts them u-noorfortablv
me neavy harness belt to wear with
snlft-Waists says Harpers "Bazar" has
Lao thar ana ! 4aassam aaIs 49, =.
worn In nrafarenoa - -. ,s.se -
which was 81 eunbas...p,,
harness. Russian enamel belts made IN
separate pieces and Of MOST artistic color
look well with all shirt-waists Roth
dark and igth enamel is to be he'd and
the different designs are manifold. These
belts are not all expensive by any means.
and are always smart-looking, both on
silk and crash waists.
There Is, perhaps, says the Ladies'
Home Journal" no other natural gift
tnat brings SO much genuine pleasure to
ITS possessor as does the keep sense of
appreciation. II teaches us, or points
put - OUT understanding, the beauties of
Nature mat are all about US, gilds the
commonplace ana emphasizes the joys
OF NE ana OF living. Appealing to us
through al our senses, the pleasures that
: p1Aiss ate csaseiess ana unfaIllng,
sesh through appreclaflve eyes the beau
tractive side to everything and tbis On
appreciatiye mind win see first, and long
est remember.
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