The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-12

| lei fluffy ends of net hang out behind like
| signals of distress, and as you value your
| beauty, don't roll your Veil up in an up-
lovely band across your brow. Rather re-
move It entirely, if 0 wish to read or
| cat anything. for that brand across the
| brow. or, worse still. athwart the nose,
adds an instant weight OF ten years 10
any age.
AS a means for raising none for a
church or for charity, there is no scheme
which appeals so directly to the practical
home woman as a housekeeper's tea, a y
"Demorest's Monthly This may be
| given in the drawing room of a private
house or in a hall, but in home surround
ings such a function end Itself most
readily and effectively to desirable artistic
as well as financial results.
This kline of sale is most enticing, and
the purse that yields most unwillingly at
the usual benefit sale is the very one h
cries out to exchange its contents for the
Inexpensive conveniences on every hand.
The reason for this is, to some extent
because so many household articles can
be secured at a saving of time and money.
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ion. Every woman, knows of little con-
veniences from which she derives COM
fort. and a symposium of these ideas Is
all that is needed previous to executing
the details. The complete furnishing OF
a linen closet admits Of a vast variety OF
articles. from tea towels and iron holders
to the sheets and pillow-cases and napery-
Then there is the family of bags. From
the bags for Irvine and buttons there is
the regular gamut of bags, including
those used in the kitchen and dining
room, the ones that serve in the bed
room. and the sachet bags that adorn
the drawing room.
Every piece of practical sewing and
every piece of fancy work that a woman
can make are appropriate TO a house
keepers tea. u the novelty of the affair
is increased if the linen sale is strictly adj
hered to, with an exception. perhaps, in
favor of some kitchen articles that are
donations, and are less ambitious than
practical.
In an adjoining room tea may be served
for a nominal sum per cup. II there may
be waters or cheese-sticks served with it,
or a more elaborate luncheon may be
served if desired.
Another clever little scheme for raising
money is that of having for sale a slip
on which i printed a salad recipe which
hos bcen declared ana nroved 10 he per-.
fac+ IN sone ,o+able woman in The com
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