The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-23
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Superstition sun governs US IN thls day
81 enhEhtment we al nave our pei
signs ana omeEs mat we iook iof on Ger
tam OCCASIONS some el US Openly asow
frat taere are some Things sueh as
breaking MIRROR or cutting through a
funeral pfcoesS1oh, heafiis a cog ho"t'
ana hKs matters, plat We lcar' aha osnciS
VINO dlsclaafa an interest IN supeIstieois
are just as wAllng not 70 De the 'nirseehtA
al table. 1here are some thlhss' "hethef
as supeisei.ions OF hot' that VIZ al 'ooN
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nave proved thal py me ie-oiness w."
"hicn they removed pheir ha's a. lne
theatres. once II was required oi 'ae1l-
Ine majority OF women Ielhose eneti ha
as a matter 81 course Wien thes atlenu =
theatre, simply because II IS expected u
them. Ana they would Dc quite ~ "iii1-e
to do SO al concerts ana ehser-
~rainnaeEts If special attention IS caiied 10
l. There are few women who VISA 10
make themselves conspicuous oy peing
the caly enes to remove their hats and
there are alse few who would object to
doing so ence it is generally expected OF
them
1t is a hardy Sg. TO be sure, to remove
ones new Easter bonnet thar is 50 be-
coming, ard the popularity Of The new
movement rests to a great extent With
the men, If they viii only on each and
every occasion tell their fair friends that
make them look SO charming as their own
shapely. unadoTred heads. In that little
dialogue, THE Hat in the Pit" It Is the
remark Of the man that the lady in front
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than with it that wins the day and gains
The cecr little boy his ginger snaps
Drawing room entertainments seem to
DC coming again in vogue. Lectures have
of course been given at private houses
continue 50 Tor many years 10 come. But
up and down drawing room entertain
Irents are rarer events Yet this week
alone has seen two. One was given
Thursday afternoon, at the residence OF
Mrs A ]. Post, Magnolia avenue, under
the auspices of ST. Agnes Guild OF Grace
Church, Nan Worst Thursday evening,
Mrs. Charlotte Sully gave a reading and
statue posing, at the residence OF Mrs.
Samuel r. Forlnan, Bergen avenue. for
the benefit of the Newman Industrial
HcIEe ana MISSION. MISS Suily was re-
Managers Of the Home, and she gave the
entertainment as her contribution to the
treasury. ,
Two of the three brides this week were
members of the Rambler Club, Miss
Maud Williams. now Mrs. John T. Row
land, ard Miss Carrie Bedell. now Mrs.
Forrest Heath. Miss Bedell has always
been popular in social circles, and ii is