The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-17
am sure whoever persistently tries my air
cure will be delighted with the results.

! am sure whoever persisteutly tries my AR
cure will be delighted with the results.
Some novelties in flowers have appear
ed, says the millinery Trade Review.
A large sized pansy with six or eight
| upper petals in prettiIy gauffred silk and
two lower petals of velvet, variously
marked has met with immense success.
This flower is reproduced in no less
than seventy different tints and combina-
tions, mostly violets. nauves, orchld
| 3inks. crinsons, dahlia tints and yellows.
There is also a large double poppy, very
full blown, with silk petals, that mil
liners are ordering freely.
Both these are used in couples, the
two set back to back, but as many as
four of the pansies, with as many BUDS
may be grouped together. Other adj
tons to the list of fashionable mowers
are of a more artificial character, such'
for instance, as roses or large clematls
blooms. the petals of which are made Oh
white or black tulle, to which 11rmness
IS given by an edging of very me WIRE
concealed beneath a bordering of black
or steel spangles, whereas othef again
are close limitations of nature, and in
elude various vetches and other small
wild flowers. besides some of the spray
orchids, which replace advantageously
paradise and other aigrettes. At the
same time the production of roses IS
carried on on a large scale.
Some milliners are evincing a great
taste for small pompon roses, seVerai
mounted together on one stalk, winnie
others prefer larger blooms arranged
with very pale leaves of velvet, some pc
inc On male as to be almost white. For
the rest. the flowers most in favor are
nrimroses. anemones, wild hyacinths,
lilac. forget-me-nots, n blue corn
flowers.
There are some new arrangements OF
tbe couture for the coming early spring.
writes a woman in Paris. The combined
coil" as it is called. consists OF a switch
of wavy hair placed in loose cons anu
mounted on a ribbon foundation. Inc en.
cular ribbon is placed around the na1urdi
hair. the switch is drawn closely 10 'he
head. SO that the natural tresses Diehu'
and the coil may be a double elght OF any
artistic arrangement. The 'Stephane 10
the name of a novel new COMP winch 10 d
useful support to a heavy coll. II - VI
tortoise shell. with ribbon like banos at
the ton. in the form of a flgure 9, WIN d
good representation of two nterrosae'oh
no;nts formed of the tortoise she'll ana eH-
tending quite long, to be thrust through
the hair. ~.
poris;an ladies have found that the
nretty curled fringe, or bang OF the
natural hair, does not remain IN curl
bence the etoupee'' is in high vogue. II
is a permanently waved fringe mace III q
hair-lace foundation, and mounted Win
longer waved hair, which can be IN
geniously combed in with the natural
hair.
THE correct couture for the coming
1,,na bride is a high-set coil, which
gives a very imposing appearance, and
from which the veil can be artist1caily
drained. The hair SHOULD be waved from
he base of the head, also all over the
sides and top. And the most becoming
co;ffures have the raised ~pompadour front.
r., upan,aar,, 6s the name of a very
stylish tailor-made suit. 1t is cut qutte
on the order of a princess gown VIII
slight f~ullness, both front and oack' con-
fined with a velvet girdle. Tnere IS a
tight fitting plain underskirt. Tne prlh-
cess portion of the gown is quite on the
order of a ~redingote, with overlapping
braided fronts which slope up signify, SO
that the overskirt is a foot and a quarter
shorter thar the underskirt in 'front.' The
back is so ingeniously cut, however, that
it trails upon the ground, being the exact
length in the back of the underskirt'
braiding in blue and white finishes me
deep v-shaped blouse. A tucked chem
isette of white satin, cut very high back
of the ears and with new pointed stock,
completes the suit.