The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-15
ideas for QMomen

and every degree are not the onis.ansa
summer wear, says the Fhiaoeap
press" shore are
mr. ofe DAYS and rainy days tnefe
.aax,ant face cloths with a GOOD ueai -
III /, fheir composition and a salh ciosi-
- ENC that Il might well pass LOT saeiu,
Ttan there are tweeds ana h~onnesp"NS
,;gb, ii weight vet so good that raiu ia7
- asfect on them and the wearer p 60
seio,,s Of looking chic even on 4 We ~a
A. + colors ..grey is going strong az
,zar /, ~ use a sporting phrase, Win "
s,,o+her so-called "new' shade Known a.
49,, nastelr Pipings seem TO pc tae
*,mu,,rrs principally used on mos
rauns and are certainly the righi 'n
on the right place. models
ana II fhe prettiest Of the many mooeis
~ saw was composed OF the ABOVE
,;oned satin cloth, in shade reseiiUi s,,-
sSar,na,t # was lined with tartan SiiN
ana tbe aounce-like portion OF the io~et
nart If the skirt was set IN unoe' ~
- ~ The same silk. the plaid pehis piue'
y and J faint line of yellow very
sart A. looked. and it certainly mao ths
uar,t If being distinctly Out OF ,Ae Soi
mon. ans and
an,a.,a with along tailed basque IN 1he
b.ck and none at all in the front "e7
,inea with this tartan silk, put tue npe
aa,ara revers were faced with mooerii
na;n4 anrlied over yellow exactly ing
shade Of that fine stripe in the piaio.
Tbree cut steel buttons ran down enhei
..da 81 the coat. and the full pouched vest
mas IL the point lace over yellow tne
sleeves. which were small ana coa'-nNe
hesne niped at intervals with the a'ti
s;lk from the shoulder to the Wrist, Wis
tbev finished with ruffles OF the same ~
The chick of this gown lay IN us ua,
49, xet DESPITE the latter, it was luil
of a restrained elegance, for, thousn
oo,,hinatiou of tartan. yellow SILK, anu
sa,r+ Are NAV sound loud in point OF lact
r. nirinr cord used was so small tnat
- tba rnerest glimpse of the SIX was
ahtai,,ed lust enough, in fact, to lighte'l
: +be soushreness of the dark chestnut
hued cloth. ,th
hot of brown tulle. trimmed with
,a,loyv wings seauined with black, a bunch
- yallowish roses, and a bit of lace was
70 the gown to its lucky
owner.
Another model at the same estapllsh-
mont had a skirt of satin cloth IN pieu
haste, piped with black satin and hnea
With elace Of its own hue. The coat Was
cut or exactly the same lines as the III
above described. a Directoire. the ma
terial ~fashieaing it being a niack satin,
With buttons of cut glass. 1t was ilhe@
with blue of the palest possible shaus' Nno
had a vest of tucked white chiIioh' IN
hroidered with fine black silk cora. atla q
big cravat of mingled tulle and black lacs'
the hat to be worn being OF drawn cnilo"
IN the famous Duchess OF DeNoAshirs
shane with an abundance OF piack IN
pale blue feathers.
Tho racing cloaks and opera capes are
autte near akin. The most fashaonapie
are arranged as triple capes, rounded IN
The front and generally piped, These are
natrorized by the young older women
ara wearing mantelettes. which are quite
short in front. turning off from the waist.
being elongating to a great depth at the
hack. an effect mostly produced by a Cos
saner iounce.
One of the prettiest I have seen is a
soft mauve silk, embroidered in silver ana
trimmed with silver worked chiffon.
A wonderfully pretty cape. made in
fawn cloth. with -four frills. dipping at the
back proves most becoming to the
figure. The frills start from a yoke. and
it is cut in one with a high outstanding
collar, having a ruche inside
A new Partisan model is tight-ftting at
the back. with Watteau pleats coming
from between the shoulders, the side
-- ooo,,raI To III nv six
diamond buckles; 1t has a very high collar
and is trimmed with boullionnes OF the
same shade. and a large tie of chiffon to
match, edged with ruches, the sleeves
being of the hanging-bell order.
The muslin shirts and blouses which are
now making their appearance are miracles
Of elaborate workmanship. The tiniest
of tucks or cords. lace insertions, run
everywhere with ruches of chiffon m
broidering the muslin and decorating
every available outward edge. are the
rule. Instead of floral designs the musiins
are striped or checkered in various ways.
may awe cord stripes of the ground color.
cut with lines Of openiwork, mixed with
stripes or checkers of varying widths in
eolored silks. These transparent shirts
are lined with silk or worn over a COM
plete boned waist of silk or muslin.
This facilitates washing or cleansing.
White stockings are the SWEETEST thing
this summer. especially in embroidered
white cashmere and in the daintiest white
silk. embroidered openwork striped with
Ealenciennes lace. These are not only
for evening wear, but to accompany
dressy outdoor costumes, such as are
worn at smart weddings. garden parties.