The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-20
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rlo,1nccs by no means de rigueur even
with dresses Of the ligEtest faorlcs' u
thcv are certainly Fashionable. 641
fonnc.s arc not what they were, they afe
nof mi On ii circles round the dress; thes
AZ eut from a pattern. and put On accoro-
ing to eerIain rules. "a
g,oe persa ilounce. which continues ihe
dress. increases its width gradually @ Ing
font ana which / have already descrapen,
Z stsll fashionabIe, but thai which + put
,,,,ya Inc foot al the back only ana
eanses .anersng up to the waist az each
ssde az the front is still more So otiiefs
~ arranged in tabs or vandykes on eaeh
s;de Of the skirt. or come up on one sag
nnlv in fact every day fresh devices arg
Introduced. but the aource is never pue
o. in a regular circle, unless on uheei
skirts. ~
In whatever shape the flounce IS pus
On 10 the dress, It's junction IS conceateu
bv some sort of trimming Upon siilp.S
walking costumes a mere plas patus
either Of the same material or sim
stitched down in the middle, IS suileieis.
II the material is a plaid, striped or
oshsr,vtse figured one, the bias bands are
chosen of some self-eolored fabric either
BLACK or IifdiciltA ~ A%@
II the dress. Narrow ribbons put on
main. or tiny ruches, are more novel and
stylish than the bias bands and more
dressy.
Just as founces are reappearing upon
skirts. frillings are becoming one of the
fsvorfte modes of trimming bedices. They
are disposed after various devices. Just
as fiounces are upon skirts, now deserih-
ing an inverted v, now forming a short
bolero over a plain bodice; they are put
on sipaly. or in twos and threes, and az
Ter Neither Of the same material as the
dress. or of silk or chiffon, matched or
coStrasted in color to the bodice. Tnus'
a dress Of Nile green delaine is prettily
trimmed with frilEinss of white silk edged
p-:th black, a full cravat bow OF he same
completing the trimming.
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FOR the last year. bodlces have been
almost exclusively draped and finished on
HE left side with some fluffy trimming
coming down from shoulder to waist, but
for the summer. we seem to be coming
back to bodices opening and trimmed in
the middle of the front. The trimming
most frequently consists of draped lace,
bows Of plain or embroidered tulle, or
loops of narrow ribbon in the style OF
tbrandabourgs.,' the olive shaped buttons
being exchanged for ~rosettes of the RIB
hens. Sometimes the ribbon is a little
WIDER. and put on in plain strips fastened
In the middle with a small buckle Of paste
CT cid silver.
A style which. seems likely to obtain
much success this summer is the perfectly
low bodice. either rounded or Y shaped,
worn with a high chemisettes of a differ
no.ass 49,. / nr;roass sbaned I nave
s,sn 4 81 na,ve batiste over mauve
s,,va,, With cbernisette of cream guipure
over cream silk the low bodice was
trimmed with three rows of ruched rib
hon of q darker shade of mauve, and the
skirt was trimmed above the hem with
three similar ruches: the same rimming
simulated robings on each side of tho
skirt. the chenisette was perfectly plain.
ara finished with a high collar and lace
frilling: the mitten sleeves had bouffants
of guipure over white silk. edged with
" small ruches.
FoS dresses of black tulles China Grape
or galsze- and also Tor those Of open work
tissue, which are too elegant to wear Tor
walking in the street. the pre-
ferred are fancy open work galiooils' EN-
broldered with peads ana paliettes, these
are generally black, sometimes matcheu
To the materiaL opoh gray dresses enes
are particular pretty III steei ahu stsei
steel mixed WIN Jet IS ais9 very iasn-
lcndois iof trimming piaeN uts9
Aims season the up-0o-uate "onta"
receives hes ans on me corner q 8
piazza Whlch she mas iurhisheo aiiu eni
beiiished TO be as attractive as possible.
A five O'Clock tea tapie IS a charming
ADDITION. Have It OF goodiy size covered
with a pure white hemstitchea aamasK
cloth, with a small emproioerea centre
piece, in white ana green. IN the centre.
On this put a cut glass ooWi OF VINO now
ers, together with your pretty aishes. Lei
some pieces pc goio ana WHITE anu your
table VIII De a success
An eht're SET o. furniture piaceu
a.ouno - . aihiss 9e'sses y opui
pecuiar uesisn' en"f eoine
seats arm eiaifs aiu rochins ehalis III
paihpoo' MicAer : oiu-iasilioneo iole9'
green rush preieraois sne ias' = pelns
ehe iates', give an ar q comfort ana are
a. oseu. iheir colorihss ~ uark green
req or glossy whlte are very eHectlVe' 100
Many OF THESE cnairs ana tapies are
made to fold up SO they can easily De put
PACK out OF the way Wnen not needed, or